WWII reenactment #history #warthunder #tanks #marines

[Auf_nicola]

Bro forgot to leave the real one at home

[robert-miw]

I saw a reenactment there in may on my birth day, it was called road to victory Okinawa. It was really cool

[storyshiftchara]

Kid: being flamethrower so cool I wish I want become one of them
Me: good luck not being the first target that holding the gas behind ya back

[LilGrimdraftmetowarinyears]

Quick bursts or youll loose your fuel in 15 seconds

[kevinstevens-mlpv]

I’ve been to this place before, It’s the Iwo Jima reenactment play at the WWII Museum in Fredericksburg TX. It’s been years but this whole reenactment and the live gun displays during it are still clean in my memory, was amazing to see.

[OliverRowley-fj]

For anyone confused they are probably using a cold flame or a makeshift propane flame. A propane flame is much more dangerous than a cold flame so they’re probably using a cold flame right here and maybe some simulated LEDs or something.

[Holden-Wi]

I just saw this reenactment. It is in Fredericksburg right?

[brendanlogan]

a way to stop a tank just put it on fire then wait and if it goes out put more on

[angryeliteultragree]

Alright, from a distance that looks really cool. But a fiery end is one of the worst ways to go. Napalm sticks to everything and everyone. So when it burns… it’s horrible. The stories that the operators of the Churchill crocodiles, or the US flamethrower Sherman’s, or the gut wrenching tales of the M1 and M2 flamethrowers…

[Googugaga]

That's every American with a spider in their house

[nakeinMyBoot]

I was there with dad sister and brother and mother top row