WWII Airborne Command HQ Operations
AIRBORNE COMMAND HQ
Airborne (ABN) Command Headquarters (HQ) attempts through an interpretive living history experience to tell the complete story in broad strokes of US Airborne during WWII – specifically the day to day life in garrison, as well as, in the field of a US Paratrooper and Glider Rider in an Airborne Division.
Airborne (ABN) Command Headquarters (HQ) attempts through an interpretive living history experience to tell the complete story in broad strokes of US Airborne during WWII – specifically the day to day life in garrison, as well as, in the field of a US Paratrooper and Glider Rider in an Airborne Division.
Mess Kitchen
Our working WWII mess kitchen uses actual US Army field kitchen equipment from a M1937 oven, to a 1945 sqaud stove and everything in between. We cook our own meals in camp
Camp Display
Our Garrison Camp is reminiscent of small tent cities across Southern England immediately prior to D-Day (6 June 1944) and Market Garden (Oct-Nov 1944)
Motorpool
As we represent a headquarters company, we issue motor vehicles from the recognizable Jeep to a WC-54. Our working motorpool keeps all vehicles in working order
"Hitler made only one big mistake when he built his Atlantic Wall. He forgot to put a roof on it."
--World War II U.S. paratrooper aphorism
--World War II U.S. paratrooper aphorism
Please check out our YouTube channel for insights into our camp life and other WWII related videos we post. Be sure to also subscribe to our channel to be notified when new videos are posted.
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