Checklist for events.

We have attempted to place the items into catagories, You may print out this list and use it as a checklist to prepare for a weekend's event. Extra space has been left at the end of each catagory for you to write in your own items.
Checklist for Events:
  • Trousers
  • Sack coat or Shell jacket
  • Kepi
  • Shirt
  • Suspenders
  • Brogans
  • 2 pair of socks minimum (extra pair's for weekend camping)
  • Haversack
  • Canteen
  • Cartridge box and shoulder strap
  • Cap box and belt
  • Caps
  • Cartridges   (100 rounds minimum for the weekends)
  • Musket
  • Bayonet and scabbard
  • Medical form (to be kept inside Haversack at all times)
  • Medicine (any necessary medicine that may be required immediatly, keep in haversack or in pockets)
  • Pocket watch ( being on time for lineup is a necessity)

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    Items necessary for camping and auxiliary items

  • Combination nipple wrench and screwdriver tool. ( Modern screwdrivers and pliers are not acceptable)
  • Spare nipple for Musket
  • Lubed and dry patches ( No WD-40 or Hoppes guncleaning kits allowed at events)
  • Directions to the event
  • Event registration items  (Pre registerd items)
  • Money
  • Tent  Shelter half
  • Gumblanket
  • 4 tent stakes minimum
  • Tent Poles
  • Period Shirts: At least 2 extras. ( No T or sweat shirts)
  • Food ( hardtack, jerky, salt pork)
  • Water ( If necessary for the event, extra water)
  • Kitchen supplies: fork, spoon, knife, soap, deodorant, toilet paper, toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, matches, candles
  • Canteen half or plate
  • Cup or Mucket
  • Sewing kit: thread, needles, spare buttons
  • Extra drawers
  • Blanket

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    Extra Items

  • Poke bags (to hold small items, food etc.)
  • Ropes or Twine
  • Rag (as a pot holder)
  • Handkerchief

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     Helpful tips

  • Do not depend on someone else to remember things for you. Pack your own.
  • Keep all your gear in one spot, not all over your home.
  • Bring only for yourself, do not try to supply the unit with gear and food.
  • Military: Remember we are Campaign. No coolers, chairs, tables, stool, cots etc. A small wooden box is okay. Bring only what you can carry on your back.
  • You may always use a bedroll to carry your extra items in.

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    If you have any further questions please refer to your guidebook or  Sgt. Swartz.
     
     

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