Fort MacArthur military re-enactors: WWII/WWI/Civil War/Roman legions in SAN PEDRO (7/10-7/11)

www.ftmac.org ^ | July 3, 2004 | "Old Fort MacArthur Days" at the Fort MacArthur Museum

[StoneColdGOP]

BTTT.

[gc4nra]

Are you going?

[TomMore]

Thanks for the announcement-
Went this morning, much fun!

[RonDog]

Thanks for the announcement-
Went this morning, much fun!

Me, too!

I did not bring a digital camera, but I met a professional photographer at the event this morning who had a MONSTER camera...

...and he tells me that he will be posting HIS amazing images from this year's event in a few days, here:

www.relivinghistory.net

Until then, here are some OTHER extraordinary images now posted on www.relivinghistory.net:

Contents of this website Copyright © 2004:
David Delgadillo, RN,
All Rights Reserved.
www.relivinghistory.net

[wolficatZ]

Would love to have been there; I grew up around the coastal forts in Charleston Harbor ( some 5 or 6 or more batteries on Sullivan's Island); though none of the guns were still emplaced. I've been inside all of them at one time or another; all the way down through narrow winding tunnels to the main powder and ammo magazines.

http://corregidor.org/_admin/CTN_central/ctn_undersiege.htm

An excellent read of the Corregidor artillery duels, where the big guns of these types were used in action..