I was present when a married couple, approached an SS man and showed them
tattoos, on their arms.....from a concentration camp experience they both
had. They were very complementary, while teary eyed, they told the SS guy
they were glad that there were people like him, doing what he was doing to
keep the memories and history alive, so no one would forget.
Jon Shoop
At 05:15 PM 9/28/99 -0400, you wrote:
>I am on the board of Directors of the Merrimac Valley Military Collectors
>that hold the annual Weare Rally in New Hampshire. This year we had a few
>guests dress up in German uniform with a VW tricked out as a German field
>car. While the vehicle was not too much of a problem, the guests were in
>full uniform of "SS" storm troopers. This did raise a few eyebrows and some
>comments were made to the event leaders. I know that we have several past
>and present leaders from clubs around the world on-line and I would like
>feedback on how you and your clubs/events handle these issues.I.E. (a) the
>replica vehicles, (b) the reenactors in full uniform and (C) Axis uniforms
>on display or for sale. We have a very strict policy about firearms and
>their display and do not have any problems on that front. I would love any
>and all information, and any written policies that anyone may have. Thanks
>in advance four assistance.!!
>
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