Apr 16, 2020
A 34ID set up for an event this summer.
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A 34ID set up for an event this summer.
My impression for a tactical event this summer.
Here are a few stills from the footage, plus a picture of the cast and crew!
Just patched this m41 jacket for a tactical in July.
From the movie shoot in April.
A quick headshot from the movie shoot that I was a part of this morning. (Pvt) Dan “Tex” Nelson
This morning, I drove around 100 miles to be a part of a World War II movie. I got a call on Monday saying that they needed an American Soldier for a speaking role. Having little acting experience, I jumped at the role. Here are a few production pictures. The title of the picture is coming. 1. Map 2. The other two U.S.G.I.’s 3. The staging for the first scene that was shot. 4. Preparing for the capture scene. 5. Prepping the smoke and the demo. 6. Between takes. 7. “Are we done yet?” I had such a blast. (Pvt.) Dan “Tex” Nelson
A Soul Lost in a Faraway Jungle - Part 3
A Soul Lost in a Faraway Jungle – Part 3
Current Google map of Leyte battle area, inserted for ease of viewing and geographical orientation.
Battle Situation Overview
Even before my Uncle Suetaro and his 41st Regiment of the Imperial Japanese Army landed in Ormoc at dawn on October 26, 1944, the US Sixth Army’s X Corps fought through four miles of beach between the Palo River and the Tacloban airstrip. XXIV Corps further south also…
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