Post by neferetus on May 3, 2016 0:33:19 GMT -5
There will be an Alamo reenactment in England next June 24th and 25th 2017. The last time the Alamo was re-enacted in the UK was 1984!!
The reenactment will be held at Weston Park, Weston-under-Lizard in Staffordshire. No small scale affair, there will be at least 150 Texians,
five fighting infantry battalions, and an independent Zapadores battalion, plus artillery.
Facebook page for the recruitment of the Mexican army: www.facebook.com/groups/1677384859203547/
Here's some information from the page:
Who's who
Jeni Pearce · Monday, February 22, 2016
REMEMBER THE ALAMO
Information.
The email address is: rememberthealamo@mail.com
The creator of this page is:
Gary Bate - his position in the Mexican Army is Colonel of the Duke of Aldama’s regiment
If there are any problems/disagreements about anything on the page or if you have an issue with something someone has put on the page -
before it escalates, please send him a private message, the majority of you, already have him as a friend. Also if you wish to see more
pictures of uniforms etc, Gary has an extensive library on the subject and if you need advice on weaponry then he is definitely your man,
please send him a private message on FB or rememberthealamo@mail.com
Your main point of contact is:
Jeni Pearce - You can send me a private message on FB or email me at: rememberthealamo@mail.com and I will make sure the relevant
person receives it.
However the other admins on the page are:
Paul Barrass - his position in the Mexican Army is General. (If you require further information about the Mexican Army and how it will be
structured, please address your message to him via Jeni Pearce)
Andrew Dineley - his position in the Mexican Army is Major of the Duke of Aldama’s regiment. (If you have questions about patterns for
uniforms, footwear, etc Ladies he knows about female clothing too, please address your message to him via Jeni Pearce)
Any posts that you don't want to get lost - as they have a habit of doing when they slip down the page, please use the create a document
facility on the page.
Thank you for reading.
The reenactment will be held at Weston Park, Weston-under-Lizard in Staffordshire. No small scale affair, there will be at least 150 Texians,
five fighting infantry battalions, and an independent Zapadores battalion, plus artillery.
Facebook page for the recruitment of the Mexican army: www.facebook.com/groups/1677384859203547/
Here's some information from the page:
Who's who
Jeni Pearce · Monday, February 22, 2016
REMEMBER THE ALAMO
Information.
The email address is: rememberthealamo@mail.com
The creator of this page is:
Gary Bate - his position in the Mexican Army is Colonel of the Duke of Aldama’s regiment
If there are any problems/disagreements about anything on the page or if you have an issue with something someone has put on the page -
before it escalates, please send him a private message, the majority of you, already have him as a friend. Also if you wish to see more
pictures of uniforms etc, Gary has an extensive library on the subject and if you need advice on weaponry then he is definitely your man,
please send him a private message on FB or rememberthealamo@mail.com
Your main point of contact is:
Jeni Pearce - You can send me a private message on FB or email me at: rememberthealamo@mail.com and I will make sure the relevant
person receives it.
However the other admins on the page are:
Paul Barrass - his position in the Mexican Army is General. (If you require further information about the Mexican Army and how it will be
structured, please address your message to him via Jeni Pearce)
Andrew Dineley - his position in the Mexican Army is Major of the Duke of Aldama’s regiment. (If you have questions about patterns for
uniforms, footwear, etc Ladies he knows about female clothing too, please address your message to him via Jeni Pearce)
Any posts that you don't want to get lost - as they have a habit of doing when they slip down the page, please use the create a document
facility on the page.
Thank you for reading.
