Hello.
I have received reenactment photos from Mr. P.M. and Mr. J. in the United States, which we are pleased to share.
Members of their group engage in reenactment activities in various settings. This time, they boarded the Battleship Alabama and recreated photos that capture the atmosphere of being aboard the ship.
彼らは服部班(Hattori-han)という名で、主に米国で日本陸海軍の再現活動をされています。
They are known as Hattori-han and primarily engage in reenactments of the Imperial Japanese Army and Navy in the United States.
The USS Alabama (BB-60) used for this shoot is a battleship of the United States Navy. She is the fourth ship of the South Dakota-class battleships, built at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard. The ship is named after the state of Alabama. She is the third ship to bear this name. After the end of World War II, she was preserved as a memorial ship.
服部航空隊 搭乗員
Hattori Air Squadron Pilot
●昭和15年5月制定冬飛行帽
●航空救命胴衣(前期型)
●白絹の襟巻
●記録盤
●May 1940 officially adopted winter flight helmet
●Early type aviation life vest
●White silk scarf
●Memo board
●初期前期型冬飛行帽
●航空救命胴衣(前期型)
●白絹の襟巻
●フェルトレシーバー
●Early Type1 Winter Flight Helmet
●Early type aviation life vest
●White silk scarf
●Receiver with felt
●旭日旗の鉢巻(赤地と白地の正絹)
● Rising Sun Flag HACHIMAKI (Red and White Pure Silk)
thank you so much for sharing this final reenactment footage of the year.
The video was truly enjoyable.
My heartfelt gratitude to you all.
I wish you continued success and prosperity.
そしてブログを読んでくださっている皆様、
今年も沢山の方々にご覧いただき、心より感謝を申し上げます。
この一年も、また出会いがあり、多くの学びがありました。
日々精進を忘れず、一日一日を大切に過ごしてまいりたいと思います。
来年もどうぞよろしくお願いいたします。
皆様どうぞ良いお年をお迎えください。
And to everyone reading this blog,
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your many views this year.
This past year brought new encounters and many lessons.
I will strive to remember to improve daily and cherish each and every day.
I look forward to your continued support next year.