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Which of these is NOT a common technique used by reenactors to safely simulate using WWII weapons?
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2 weeks ago • World War Wisdom
Which of these was NOT a common way for US medics in Europe to identify themselves during WWII?
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3 weeks ago • World War Wisdom
During WWII, which of these US troops would have been MOST likely to be issued a 1911 pistol?
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3 weeks ago • World War Wisdom
Check out my latest video on WWII weapon modifications to get the story behind these unique customized weapons! https://youtu.be/DHh7Mp2ctVw
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3 weeks ago • World War Wisdom
Which of these was NOT a common tactic used by the Japanese in WWII? (The correct answers are covered in this recent video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXzEB... )
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4 weeks ago • World War Wisdom
If you watched my recent video on tricks used by the Japanese during WWII, I'd love your input on whether you want to see similar videos for other major nations! If you haven't seen it yet, go check it out and let me know what you think. https://youtu.be/HXzEBjVXZbE?si=kH-XA...
I want to see German WWII tricks covered next
I want to see US/Allied WWII tricks covered next
I don't care for that style of video
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1 month ago • World War Wisdom
Check out this new “Behind The Channel” interview that I had the pleasure of filming with Eric from ‪@fan-a-them‬ This was a great experience, and I shared a lot of info in the video that I don’t normally cover on my page like how I developed my interest in history and some of my opinions on reenactments. Go watch for yourself and let me know what you think!
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1 month ago • World War Wisdom
During WWII, Allied troops sometimes camouflaged their helmets by weaving strips of burlap into their helmet nets. What are these burlap strips called?
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1 month ago • World War Wisdom
Thank you all for the support! My channel just passed 700,000 subscribers. I had no idea that there were so many of you out there who share my love for history, and I feel incredibly lucky to be able to share my passion with you all. I never thought that my channel would end up growing to this size, and this increased reach has allowed me to connect with so many wonderful people all over the world. I truly appreciate each and every one of you for watching my videos, supporting my projects, and making my dreams come true. Your fellow history nerd, S. Smith
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