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[Craig Schultz]

Interested in joining the 67th Company 5th Marines re-enactment and living history group?
67th Company Members must be men who will be at least 18 years old by the time of their first event, there are absolutely no exceptions to this rule. Members must be physically fit enough to scramble out of trenches, crawl under barbed wire, jump into shell craters and be able to generally navigate rough terrain. Members need to be able to accurately portray a US Marine from 1917-1918.

Members must purchase their own personal equipment and gear at their own expense. The Unit may provide loaner gear when available, but each recruit is expected to have at least the basic kit for their first event. This is not a cheap hobby; costs can reach $1,000 and up. The 67th Company is a Great War Association member and all members of the 67th Company are required to be members of the Great War Association which has an annual fee of $25.

If you are still interested please send an e-mail, with your contact information to Kurt Johnson the unit commander kurtj@mindspring.com

[Otto]

Second try fellas. Seems it won't post. I'd like to join up!!!!!!!!

[Otto]

OK...seems to work now.
I do WW2 German (have for about 8 years) presently with the 116th Pz Div. When I started all this I wanted to do WW1 8 years ago but never got any replys form anyone so I switched to WW2,LOL!

Name: Stephen Easley..(AKA..Otto Juhl)
Occupation:Retied US Marine working in steel shop
Residence: Jacksonville,NC
e mail: seasley001@ec.rr.com
web site:www.wwiia.com

I do have questions...where do you get the helmet and where do you find the 03 Springfield?

I can start getting the kit after Christmas I believe but I need a list of the 782 gear and uniform types.
Semper Fi fellas

[Craig Schultz]

Otto,

thank you for your interest, this is the weekend of the GWA fall event so most everyone is on their way to the event site right now. I'll pass along your info to the Unit Commander and he will get back with you as soon as he can I'm sure. I'll send a more detailed reply via e-mail this evening.

thanks!