Chomley-Warner
Chomley-Warner
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Re: Spoiled for choice

A fair-sized group of us (Midlands and further North) travelled down to Cornwall for a WW2 game just a few years ago so all things are possible and th...

13 years ago
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Re: Spoiled for choice

I got the meaning and that would be one of the reason why (for me) an annual shindig was one of the things I didn't like and why gameplay at WW2 event...

13 years ago
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Re: Spoiled for choice

Luckily WW2 airsofters don't have to wait for an annual event - they are available all year round. Having done two In Country events I can safely say,...

13 years ago
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Re: Tanaka K98 troubles..... Help needed please

Have you got down to an inner barrel with hop block stuck on the end, free from the rest of the gun? This may help with removing the inner barrel: vi...

13 years ago
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Re: Hey there!

... we've had guys from France and Denmark attending, and probably others I don't know about... Dutch, Belgian, German... If you do visit the UK on h...

13 years ago
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Re: The Kit Pic Thread

Sorry, the army wasnt think of your sensibilities? Blanco was a British Army thing. The Polish Armies are not the British Army. They got our kit bu...

13 years ago
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Re: Spoiled for choice

Josh has floated this idea twice in the past year or so in our hidden 'Organisers' forum but not one soul has really replied let alone taken up the id...

13 years ago
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Re: The Kit Pic Thread

It would make more sense to me if the didn't use it at all - they would be uniform, smart, and if they don't care for it they don;t care for it. That ...

13 years ago
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Re: The Kit Pic Thread

I'm curious... The Poles were issued with our webbing and our uniforms here in the UK and were trainingfor a good time. They are soldiers and the army...

13 years ago
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Re: Any one else seen this on the news?

Yes, I'm sure there is a reactionary factor - my sister refused her son anything gun-like or war-like when he was growing up (incl. computer games). H...

13 years ago
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Re: Paras - Uniform, Kit and other Particulars

Or safety pin it, or popper it to one of the side adjusters. Can you be a Red Devil without a tail though?

13 years ago
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Re: Paras - Uniform, Kit and other Particulars

Contend away but there is a document that details that airborne were issued the groundsheet only for operations and not the cape version. I will find ...

13 years ago
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Re: Paras - Uniform, Kit and other Particulars

LOL, I think you are being obtuse! Regs for 6th Airborne might very well say 'Cardigan, wool, 1 of' but this doesn't mean British paratroopers were is...

13 years ago
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Re: Paras - Uniform, Kit and other Particulars

Isn't the cape generally referred to as a groundsheet? http://1914-1918.invisionzone.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=27870 Specifi...

13 years ago
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Re: Paras - Uniform, Kit and other Particulars

As a rule... Odd fact - so some received wisdom questioning. Since the cape is folded in a similar way to the ground sheet such a method of attachment...

13 years ago
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Re: Paras - Uniform, Kit and other Particulars

LOL, you are confusing to follow! The link I gave to is the kit you need - a cape/groundsheet. The alternative is a plain groundsheet which to use for...

13 years ago
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Re: Paras - Uniform, Kit and other Particulars

This: http://www.sofmilitary.co.uk/mkvii-brown-cape-product,10646

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