Hey-ya, from Canada.

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Jon Hansen
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Location: Ontario.

Hey-ya, from Canada.

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Welp, not really good with these things so... here we go!

Gotten into Re-enacting around 2009/2010.
Past year or so my one group (airsoft) has really improved. I personally wanted to further improve leaps and bounds, so I linked up with a local 'blank fire' group (KG Haase), loving it all and want so much more! Phenomenal group.

Blown away at the standards my airsoft group are trying to get to slowly... compared to level of 'blank fire' I love it, want it all.

Done 1 event with KG Haase, best fun I've ever had. Done a few staged battles for the public using blanks, great fun. It's what lead me to get in touch with Haase.

Anyhow, joined up here to further gain knowledge and ideas. Always looking to improve. Learked this forum for awhile, thought it was finally time to pop my head in.

Here's a picture of me from a public event back in August, don't mind the background bits!
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Only recent good one of me hah. Still more to improve on that's for sure. Apologize for the Photoshop, was sent to me like that.

Cheers!
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Halle
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Seems like you have a good impression there Jon , well done , and welcome to the forum .
Jäger Stefan Halle 3./I./Geb.Jag.Reg.100
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peiper1944
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Looks good mate, especially like the civillian scarf, nice touch, im a bit of a scarf
nut myself lol, anyway welcome to the forum, there seems to be more and more
people crossing over from airsoft to re-enactment, personally i was a "tin and
throatache" collector first before i took the plunge lol

Regards Pipes :wink:
Staff-Sgt, British Airborne Pathfinders Unit (Ex SBG)

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Oberleutnant Ulrich
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Welcome to the forum from a fellow Canadian on the other side of the pond.

Where abouts in Canada are ya from eh?
Arthur

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Jon Hansen
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Thanks guys!

@Ulrich - Ontario. Just update the profile a wee bit now. How did you end up on the wrong side of the river? :D
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Oberleutnant Ulrich
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Actually I'm half and half, half Canadian, half Swiss. Mother's from Woodstock Ontario. Spent most of my childhood in Mission close to Vancouver (we moved out there because of my father's job, he's Swiss though...long and complicated story...)...and about 5 years ago moved here to finish my education as to get a degree I'd fork out 30 grand a year where here I finish with no dept and somewhat in the plus.

Anyway, where abouts in Ontario? I usually go back for a month each year. Might crash an event of yours :p
Arthur

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Jon Hansen
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Re: Hey-ya, from Canada.

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Hah! I'm in London, if you are ever in the area, would be great to stop by and have a drink. Share some stories, y'know.. the little things away from the front :lol:
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