Battle of the Bulge reenactment 2008

Acting Captain Petronis gives classroom instruction on the history and regimental TO&E of the 10th Dragoons Friday night at Fort Indiantown Gap our unit enjoyed a dinner in the barracks. All members brought traditional Polish foods to include Kapusta, Kielbasa, rye bread, wine and dessert. Lance Corporal Moore looks on while Drg. Neri and a member of the 15th Recce discuss WS-19 radio operations during a pause in the tactical action at Ft. Indiantown Gap Practicing close order drill in the barracks and out of the cold Polish, British and Canadian flags fly outside the barracks of Task Force Wolfe. Every morning and evening we participated in formal raising and lowering ceremonies. It was impressive to see over 70 troops representing the commonwealth and governments in exile all in parade. Three Polish jeeps abreast as our crews prepare to embark for the tactical training area. The middle and furtherest jeep on the right belong to members of the 1st Polish Para brigade (recreated) Our recreated adversaries embark for the field in their half track As this Stug passed our column we found ourselves asking "Did anyone remember to bring the anti-tank gun?" Our friends in the 15th Recce unit prepare their Dingos as our tactical column assembles.   Dragoons perparing to embark for task force wide battle drill training on Friday.

Acting Karpral Moore and PSK member Hillori Holliday man the Task Force Wolfe HQ on Friday. Our members are always willing to volunteer and step up to the plate when needed. Our switchboard was operational and hooked up to all the various barracks that our forces were billeted in. Also notice the fully operational mimeograph machine on the right. Nordwind tactical pictures