East Penn Re-enactors Group proudly serves the mid-Atlantic region by pairing traditional mediums of living history with academic-grade research to present the history of World War II as a matter of social history.
Bivouac Bulletin - Jan. 2021
GROUP NEWS:
Happy New Year! Our group's end of year group meeting was conducted successfully and as a result of EPRG's first open executive elections, our 2021 executives are as follows:
Ethan Krall - President
Luke Newmaster - Vice President
Austin Witmer - Secretary
Tyler Hill - Treasurer
In addition to the executives listed above, EPRG has chose to adopt a new, additional executive position and the member elected to said position is as follows:
Corey Mohler - Quartermaster
The first quarter of 2021 will be spent preparing for the possibility of public events becoming safe and possible again this year. EPRG has recently undertaken efforts to internally reorganize in order to successful prepare for the possible upcoming re-enacting season while also advancing the quality of our impressions, the research behind them, and the displays with which we use them in a better organized manner. Although our activities had been hindered and quite limited during this past year, we look forward to ushering a new year and new possibilities for maintaining a somewhat normal schedule again in 2021!
Updated 1/10/2020
Happy New Year! Our group's end of year group meeting was conducted successfully and as a result of EPRG's first open executive elections, our 2021 executives are as follows:
Ethan Krall - President
Luke Newmaster - Vice President
Austin Witmer - Secretary
Tyler Hill - Treasurer
In addition to the executives listed above, EPRG has chose to adopt a new, additional executive position and the member elected to said position is as follows:
Corey Mohler - Quartermaster
The first quarter of 2021 will be spent preparing for the possibility of public events becoming safe and possible again this year. EPRG has recently undertaken efforts to internally reorganize in order to successful prepare for the possible upcoming re-enacting season while also advancing the quality of our impressions, the research behind them, and the displays with which we use them in a better organized manner. Although our activities had been hindered and quite limited during this past year, we look forward to ushering a new year and new possibilities for maintaining a somewhat normal schedule again in 2021!
Updated 1/10/2020
