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Photos What an incredible weekend at the Zephyrhills Museum of Military History as we came together to honor and remember the sacrifices made during D-Day. The turnout for this year’s memorial event was outstanding, with an impressive mix of Living Historians and passionate civilians. It was truly inspiring to see the Florida Living History community unite with a shared purpose: to preserve the memory of those who served and to pay tribute to our fellow reenactors who have passed. Community Spirit and Educational Engagement The atmosphere was both reflective and engaging, with participants bringing history to life through authentic displays, meaningful conversations, and a deep respect for the legacy of…

Annual D-day Invasion Of Normandy event Returns! The Zephyrhills Museum of Military History proudly continues its tradition of honoring the heroes of Normandy with our annual D-day Invasion Of Normandy event! Mark your calendars for Saturday, June 7th, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, as we once again pay tribute to the courage and sacrifice that shaped history. Location: 39444 South Avenue, Zephyrhills, Florida Opening Ceremony: 11:00 AM | FREE ADMISSION FOR ALL WHAT TO EXPECT THIS YEAR: Thrilling Skydiving Demonstrations – A crowd favorite returns! Expanded WWII Vehicle & Aircraft Display – Even more historic machines to explore. Living History Exhibits & Reenactors – Our most immersive yet.…

Come help us celebrate VE Day! May 10th, we need a few Reenactors to come talk with the public about the 80th Anniversary of VE Day at the Gold Coast Gold Coast Railroad Museum in Miami. Ideally, wwii impressions would be homefront themed, but we would also accept demobilized ETO GI’s, German POW’s, or pacific theater “active” kits. If you wish to bring a large display, you can, but I personally likely will just bring my homefront display of Civil Air Patrol and Army Air Forces. Message me if you’re interested! I will be sending a signup form soon! Follow this posting on FB

In this video, we provide a step-by-step tutorial on how to somewhat properly add a reproduction USMC M1 double-sided camo cover to your helmet. Whether you’re a historical reenactor, collector, or simply a history enthusiast, this guide will help you achieve an authentic look while preserving the rich history behind this iconic piece of WWII gear. USMC helmet camo cover, which was introduced during World War II. Designed with a reversible double-sided pattern—one side for beach/jungle environments and the other for general woodland camouflage—it became a critical element of the Marine Corps’ gear in the Pacific Theater. This cover not only helped Marines blend into their surroundings but also provided…

Source: WTPSWWII.com One of the things I truly admire is when an enterprising individual with a passion for WWII history decides to tackle the challenge of recreating authentic garments or items. Recently, I had the opportunity to get my hands on a first-run Jeep cap from a gentleman in the Czech Republic who is dedicated to designing a more accurate reproduction of this classic piece of WWII headgear. This first iteration is a solid start, but as with any passion project, there are some quirks to iron out. The creator has already noted that the color is slightly off, and the knit pattern differs from original examples. The knit is…