1st Regiment US Infantry 1812 - captianstarkscompany

2011-08-26

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Captain Raisner

If you are interested in reenacting but aren't sure how to begin, we can help!

Contact Walt Raisner at waltraisner@yahoo.com (UPDATED EMAIL 6/27/11) for more information on period appropriate clothing, where to get the best deals on equipment and just how to begin.

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Rules of Encampment

The following rules are not intended to offend anyone associated with the 1^st Regiment US Infantry, Captain Starks Company. These rules are offered as a means of maintaining the historical atmosphere at reenactments as well as build our reputation as a quality group.

In an effort to maintain the historical integrity of the event, all members and associated civilians of the 1^st Regiment are expected to remain in period appropriate attire from opening morning to closing afternoon of the event.

Clothing needs to be kept in good repair -- which means no rips, tears, burns, or holes in inappropriate locations. Please obtain a sewing kit that can be used to repair garments on campaign.

No cell phones -- No Ipods -- No computers -- No portable DVD players. Leave your modern technology in your car or at home, it has no place in camp.

Drinks should be contained in a period vessel and modern containers disposed of properly. DO NOT LEAVE FOOD WRAPPERS, SODA , BEER, OR WATER BOTTLES LAYING AROUND CAMP!!!

The Sgt will assign camps details as needed during the event. (i.e. clean-up, water detail, wood detail, etc)

All members are responsible for providing their own eating utensils, dishes and cups. And, are responsible for cleaning these items.

All modern items are to be concealed within your tent. Please keep modern items covered (even within your tent).

Civilian tents and military tents will be separate in order to maintain the integrity of each. All enlisted men should be house in small military wedges. Officers will be house in wall tents. Whether you are portraying military or civilian, your tentage should be appropriate to the War of 1812.

No make-up unless you are portraying a native American. Hair must be worn in a period fashion. If hair is long enough it should in worn in a bun. No ponytails. Short hair must be covered with a period day cap or head covering.

Camp Clothing is comprised of a shift, modesty cloth, appropriate head covering, dress or skirt w/ short gown with appropriate footwear. No flip-flops, sandals, or tennis shoes.

One earring per lobe--additional body ornamentation needs to be removed during the reenactment unless you are portraying a native American. No wrist-watches.

Eyewear -- We understand that not everyone can afford to purchase period glasses but when possible eyewear should be of close approximation to the time period or contact lenses worn.

Uniforms are comprised of period appropriate shoes, fatigue cap/shako, a neck stock/cloth, shirt, trousers (no knee britches), suspenders, vest, coatee/frock/roundabout etc.

Eyewear -- We understand that not everyone can afford to purchase period glasses but when possible eyewear should be of close approximation to the time period or contact lenses worn.

Soldiers should be clean shaven according to army specifications - side whiskers are allowed (speak to the Sgt for guidance).

If you need help with any of the above rules or need clarification, please ask for assistant from the Captain or the Sgt. We want everyone to enjoy the reenactment while striving to maintain the historical period.

The 25th US Infantry

The 25th US Infantry (out of Green Bay, Wisconsin) consolidates with us at events throughout the year. HUZZAH!

1st Regiment US Infantry 1812 - captianstarkscompany

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