@@knightman4574 English Civil War. Trust me nothings says fun like the command "Prepare to Receive Horse" when you form into a square while 50-75 members of Cromwell's cavalry descend upon you. Yes it would be like the French cavalry assault on the British at Waterloo. Having been involved in 17th century, Rev War and American Civil War Living history, !7th has been the most fun.
Not gonna lie I prefer to be a British with those fur hat other than the Americans because the British looks like they are well trained and disciplined and he look cool in my opinion
@@johnf.kennedy6129 See when I was younger ofc the USA was my favourite but now that im older ive come to appreciate and value all of the history from both sides of conflicts.
I had the role of a confederate infantry officer in a big reenactment in '03. There were discreet markers in the grass, and before the battle you were told at which marker you died. It was great fun, except lying in the grass for close to an hour. But it really made you think about what war was like back then .
Fun Story: It was 2015, I was in the 6th grade at York Prep School at S.C. We had a field trip to learn about the Civil War at Brattensville. We (the little boys) were taught how to use the line formation when in battle while the girls were taught the way of the home life. As the field trip was coming to an end, we were allowed to go to the gift shop and buy whatever we wanted. Uniforms, t-shirts, wooden muskets, plastic swords, cotton in plastic bags, etc. As all the boys bought what we wanted, another school bus drove in. And we knew that it wasn’t ours. We all looked at the students walking out of the bus. And we tightened our grip on our bought weapons. Then an idea arose. “Hey!” Shouted one of my classmates. “Let’s have a battle!” Beaming with joy of the thought of our own reenactment we agreed, however we needed to see if they were willing to do it. So we came up with a leader and two guards. We voted a kid named Bradley as the leader, me and one other kid as the guards. As we approached the other school, our leader tapped what seemed to be the popular kid. “Howdy, our school wanted to see if you’d like to join us for a reenactment.” Bradley asked. The kid, seemed interested and spoke to the rest of the group. “Only if it’s boys vs boys.” He said. Excited to hear that, our leader shook hands and said, “Deal. No girls!” The fight went on for 1/2 an hour, then we were called to aboard the bus. Looking sad that it had to end, we shook hands and agreed to do this again. Not a single boy was clean, we all were covered in mud and leaves. We’ll never forget our own Reenactment. “The Battle of the Schools.”
My 4th great grandfather was 2nd north carolina cavalry Captain Henry B Conley. He fought at Cowpens. That is also the battle depicted in the movie The Patriot at the end
Jimmie Johnson48 Ben Martin is a poorly written character, the Continental soldiers turn their head back all the way when they shoot, the acting is horrible, and it’s in accurate.
you buy it or you make it, a good British Army Cartridge Box will set you back about 200.00, musket's 700. clothes made for you 300-500. We made our own, yes. Because, the British Marines kit was different from the Regular Line, and that my guys didn't mind stitching leather, making hats, canteens, even sewing uniforms, we got off fairly cheap. Still had to purchase muskets and bayonets
Man their lucky man! This is so cool I wish my school did this from different 1700s and 1800s wars what school is this. if I was a drummer I would be playing the british grenadiers if i was british.
so cool but there are little bits of farbs in the video for exsample the kids are wearing the cocked hats wrong but if they did watch Chris the Redcoat he does a very great job on telling how to waer it Good luck and God save the king!
@@ChristheRedcoat yea i know better from a year ago like nit picking at uniforms just really unnecessary stuff like that it is very cool that these kids get to experience history on there own
"I like this bayonet."
*He's a guard. That'll explains it.*
LOL He was born to play a grenadier.
When I was there age I loved learning about the American revolution. I would've loved to have done this in elementary school!
I would like to rather do this, in 1812 reenactment or.. Waterloo 1815. Hehe😄
@@knightman4574 English Civil War. Trust me nothings says fun like the command "Prepare to Receive Horse" when you form into a square while 50-75 members of Cromwell's cavalry descend upon you. Yes it would be like the French cavalry assault on the British at Waterloo. Having been involved in 17th century, Rev War and American Civil War Living history, !7th has been the most fun.
Duh ofc we all would
Everyone else: Happy about their roles
That one kid: Yeah, I'm a british :(
Not gonna lie I prefer to be a British with those fur hat other than the Americans because the British looks like they are well trained and disciplined and he look cool in my opinion
@@johnf.kennedy6129 See when I was younger ofc the USA was my favourite but now that im older ive come to appreciate and value all of the history from both sides of conflicts.
@@jacobs3597 Agreed
@@johnf.kennedy6129 my opinion might be be bias cuz im british but i agree with you
If you ask reenactors, they say it's more fun to be British.
Girl:
[Finds difficult to say] "I... am an A- A- American Continental soldier."
Boy:
"Yeah I'm a British."
Like bruh
That kid sounded so disappointed that he was representing the British army, lmao
Underrated comment
For kids they reenact pretty good.
I’m 17 and this still feels demeaning, the thing that kids do well in re-enactments, is die.
Same, I love battle re-enactments.
When you hired real actors..😅
0:55 I like this bayonet
Kid got that spirit
Edit: 0:59 I like charging at people
Girl was born a soldier
I had the role of a confederate infantry officer in a big reenactment in '03. There were discreet markers in the grass, and before the battle you were told at which marker you died. It was great fun, except lying in the grass for close to an hour. But it really made you think about what war was like back then .
If I was Commander I would of been like "MAKE READY!" "GET THE HELL BACK IN LINE"
If I was a British officer I would say “GET YOUR ARES BACK IN LINE
If I was the commander, I would say, “Get your bloody arses in the bloody line!”
Fun Story:
It was 2015, I was in the 6th grade at York Prep School at S.C. We had a field trip to learn about the Civil War at Brattensville. We (the little boys) were taught how to use the line formation when in battle while the girls were taught the way of the home life.
As the field trip was coming to an end, we were allowed to go to the gift shop and buy whatever we wanted. Uniforms, t-shirts, wooden muskets, plastic swords, cotton in plastic bags, etc.
As all the boys bought what we wanted, another school bus drove in.
And we knew that it wasn’t ours. We all looked at the students walking out of the bus. And we tightened our grip on our bought weapons.
Then an idea arose. “Hey!” Shouted one of my classmates. “Let’s have a battle!”
Beaming with joy of the thought of our own reenactment we agreed, however we needed to see if they were willing to do it.
So we came up with a leader and two guards. We voted a kid named Bradley as the leader, me and one other kid as the guards.
As we approached the other school, our leader tapped what seemed to be the popular kid. “Howdy, our school wanted to see if you’d like to join us for a reenactment.” Bradley asked.
The kid, seemed interested and spoke to the rest of the group.
“Only if it’s boys vs boys.” He said. Excited to hear that, our leader shook hands and said, “Deal. No girls!”
The fight went on for 1/2 an hour, then we were called to aboard the bus.
Looking sad that it had to end, we shook hands and agreed to do this again.
Not a single boy was clean, we all were covered in mud and leaves. We’ll never forget our own Reenactment.
“The Battle of the Schools.”
Plz keep doing this. And with civil war too, they are reenacting's future
This is very cool. As a British soldier I love our intertwined history, and the fact we are allies today. Its very cool.
That drumming was on point at the beginning
“Yeah, I’m a British.”
My 4th great grandfather was 2nd north carolina cavalry Captain Henry B Conley. He fought at Cowpens. That is also the battle depicted in the movie The Patriot at the end
That one kid:I like charging at people
Man I wish my class could have done that
Better than "The Patriot !!!"
David Corbett no just no nothing is better than the Patriot
Johnson Jimmie no
country guy fishing no absolutely not
Jimmie Johnson48 Ben Martin is a poorly written character, the Continental soldiers turn their head back all the way when they shoot, the acting is horrible, and it’s in accurate.
@@jimmiejohnson4871 no it was horrible acting, terrible story line, bad history,
this should be incorporated nationally
Amazing,that is what I call education.
More realistic than "The Patriot!" Ha-ha !!!
lol
David Corbett why’d you say this twice
@@bigyale3277 I don't know; I don't know.
anything is better than the Patriot
This is great stuff getting kids involved with historical learning!
Wish history lessons would be as fun and immersive as this, not just text books.
i was in that. not clearly shown
I just want to know how to make that musket and to make it fire!
This is actually super cool. How did they do the muskets for the children?
I wish my school did this😔😐
I love this, even as a Brit.
i mean im mexican and i root in my head "USA USA" whenever i see a vid on the mexican-american war
All schools should do something like this.
Yes I agree
I really want to know we’re they get the uniforms and equipment.
No way in hell would this have been allowed in my day.
Man I would love to take part in something like this. I'd want to be a British Grenadier Drummer or just a Grenadier Soldier
That's awesome
Very cool,fun. History rules,learn it
Dude this looks fun
That's the best way to teach the children
I play a British soldier at my school
Bad at grammar
With a tow row row row row row to the British Grenadiers!
I always wished this would happen at my school… but it never happened.
my sons still waiting in 4rth grade
Where do they get the British regimental coats and the equipment such as the cartridge boxes for their students? Or where are they made ?
The Regimental coats are like costumes not like the pricey realistic costumes.
A company named YOU CAN LIVE HISTORY provides all the props and make a movie for the students/parents/school.
Youcanlivehistory.ccom
God this looks fun
Yeah, I'm a British...
Ha
Where did he get that Grenadier bearskin? I need to know
Where do I get the gear
No
Where do I get the uniforms and the equipment such as the cartridge boxes?
Does anyone know where the British kids costumes are made
you buy it or you make it, a good British Army Cartridge Box will set you back about 200.00, musket's 700. clothes made for you 300-500. We made our own, yes. Because, the British Marines kit was different from the Regular Line, and that my guys didn't mind stitching leather, making hats, canteens, even sewing uniforms, we got off fairly cheap. Still had to purchase muskets and bayonets
Bro how come my school didn’t get to do this
If I was in the british side. I would be so hyped.
Yes how can I join and what’s the age limit
I wanna know how the muskets were made
Man their lucky man! This is so cool I wish my school did this from different 1700s and 1800s wars what school is this. if I was a drummer I would be playing the british grenadiers if i was british.
Hahaha I just found this video, all these people are family friends cant believe it's on the news! Colorado springs. 4th and 5th and 6th graders.
I wish history classes do this
i saw people walking around with big muskets waering british army suits
"Я гренадёр"
"Я британский регулярный солдат"
"Я американский колониальный солдат"
"Я Британец" этот паренёк жутко лаконичный)
Why didn't my school do this when I was younger :(
Wish they did this at my school
Great to see a school teaching American History,,,,E Purblis Um
In my history class we did work wowww
luckiest 5th graders ever
Rule britania
Britania rule the waves Britons never ever shall be slaves!
I’m so sad I didn’t do this :(
thier so cute especially when they give orders
"Yeah I'm a british 😞"
Their so luckkkyyyy!
Those tricornes are very small
The beauty of red states. The kids have fun AND learn!
British regulars surrendering? This is a first for me.
Great!
How do I do this?
I wish i was apart of that
so cool but there are little bits of farbs in the video for exsample the kids are wearing the cocked hats wrong but if they did watch Chris the Redcoat he does a very great job on telling how to waer it
Good luck and God save the king!
They’re like, six years old. Cut them a bit of slack.
@@ChristheRedcoat yea i know better from a year ago like nit picking at uniforms just really unnecessary stuff like that it is very cool that these kids get to experience history on there own
Imagine if thay put lead shot into their guns
Only a month
The Farb is real.
Это так классно! Вот бы так же...
I wanna do this in the Philippines
Pero Philippine Revolution
British invade manila and cavite
Teacher teaching students how to do war
“yeah im a bri’ish”
pretty good kids. Their poor deluded Colonials, look better than the one's I had my men shoot at during Rev, War Reenactments.
This is better than patriot
Yay but nahhhhh
haaha char~ge!!!
Cute!😉😘❤
Im finna come in clutch and get a advance uav for them