Historic Soldiers Weekend
Take a Walk Through History!
September 24th & 25th, 2011 at our new
location, Historic Fort
Mott, Pennsville, NJ
Come for the event and help
support Historic Fort Mott!
Historic Soldiers Weekend
is a historical encampment, featuring re-enactors, and their equipment, from
every American conflict, spanning from the French and Indian War to the
Vietnam War. In some instances, both sides of the conflicts will be present,
such as the revolutionary war loyalists and "redcoats", civil war
confederate units, and WWII German infantry units. The re-enactment units
will be camping out for the weekend at Historic Fort Mott, living as
their ancestors did.
Journey back in time to
give yourself and your children, students and guests a chance to see, hear
and touch real history through the life of a typical soldier during the
French and Indian War, Civil, World Wars, and beyond.
Reenactors/Vendors/Event Participants:
To make your historic display set-up day easier for you; pre-registered
groups / units can arrive at Fort Mott and begin set up on the 23rd after 12
noon.
There will be 9th Division “Go Devils” on site to guide you to your camp
location and where to park your vehicle when you arrive. Additional updates
will be sent after you pre-registration has been received and accepted your
unit / group.
Join us as we bring HISTORIC SOLDIERS WEEKEND back in NEW JERSY and together
we will take a walk through history!
Please
contact us with any questions.
Download the 2011
Event Poster (230k PDF)
This
weekend’s Special Guests:
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Lt. Colonel Al Bancroft, Vietnam Veteran, Director
of Military Affairs (Camden County)
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Sharon Wells
Wagner and Steve Wagner, authors of Ordinary Heroes and Forgotten Widow
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Gene Strine WWII Veteran featured in “Forgotten Widow”
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Peter
Fantacone, WWII D-DAY Veteran, LCI 492
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Jim Milliken ,
Vietnam Veteran, 9th division / 60th regiment Author of: Enter and
Die!
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Joseph Baddick
Author of My Hero, My Son
...and more!
More info coming soon

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