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No one under the age of 16 may carry or use a weapon
of any type while in the camp or on the field. No one under the age of
16 will take the field unless he is a fully functional musician. No
"aides", "foot couriers", "guide-on carriers", or "orderlies" under the
age of 16 will take the field.
Any child
in camp who is under 16 years of age, must be supervised at all times by
at least one parent or designated guardian. No child is to be left
unsupervised. If the parent or guardian leave the camp for any reason,
they must take the child with them. No child under 16 years of age is
permitted to touch, carry, clean, or do anything with any firearm while
attending the event.
All "historical character impressionists" must be
approved by The Marianna Reenactment Planning Committee and the overall
field commander.
All vehicles must be parked in the designated
reenactor parking area by 09:00 A.M on Friday morning before School Day
activities. Vehicles are
allowed in the camp areas after 1:30 pm on Friday for unloading and
loading.
All vehicles must be parked in the designated
reenactor parking areas by 09:00 PM on Friday night.
The Marianna Reenactment Planning Committee is not
responsible for lost or stolen items or vehicles. Theft of any vehicles
or items will be reported to the local law enforcement authorities.
Drunkenness, lewd, abusive or unruly behavior will
not be tolerated and will be dealt with appropriately.
The use of illegal drugs or drug related
paraphernalia is strictly prohibited. Anyone caught using or possessing
illegal drugs or drug related paraphernalia would immediately be turned
over to local law enforcement authorities.
Women may portray combatants with the approval of
their unit commander. Every reasonable effort must be taken to disguise
your gender.
The Marianna Reenactment Planning Committee reserves
the right to determine what is reasonable and to remove from the field
anyone who, in their opinion, does not pass muster with respect to
period military uniforms or civilian clothing.
The military camps will be maintained in a military
manner with guards at appropriate times and will maintain correct
military conduct while the camps are open to the public.
A medallion, token, or a card is your pass and must
be on your person at all times. There are no replacements. If you lose
it you will have to pay the walk-on fee to get another. Passes will be
checked upon entering the event site and in formation just before the
battles. Company commanders can avoid embarrassment and delay by
conducting checks for these along with the weapons inspections.
All horses, mules, or donkeys must have and show
current Coggins Certificates.
There will be live explosives on the field, do
not enter any portion of the field, unless your Unit Commander gives you
orders and directions to do so. Each commander is responsible to know on
which areas of the field his unit may maneuver.
SAFETY RULES
The discharge of weapons in camp
is prohibited. Soldiers may only shoot in designated areas and must
have the permission from and be under the proper supervision of an
officer or NCO.
No reenactor will allow any
civilian to handle or fire a weapon. Nor will they permit a civilian
or spectator to sit on or ride a horse.
Recruits should be drilled prior
to the battles and be placed in the front ranks and be under the
supervision of watchful veterans.
Ramrods are not to be pulled
during any battle scenarios. Ramrods may be pulled during
inspections and for living history programs, or during drill only.
Paper from cartridges is
not to be stuffed as wadding after pouring powder into a weapon.
Throw your paper from cartridges on the ground. N
o
loading during battle from a flask with loose powder. (a spark can
make a powder "flask" explode like a grenade)
The muzzles of weapons should be
ELEVATED when opposing troops are in close proximity of each other,
no firing at all when too close.
Pistols will not be loaded or
fired except by mounted cavalry. This rule applies to all reenactors
except designated officers and militia may carry and fire pistols in
the 9:30 a.m. reenactment on Saturday Morning. These reenactors will
be identified by the overall field commander and the Marianna
Reenactment Planning Committee. All pistols will fall under rule 11.
All bayonet scabbards must have a
metal tip securely fastened to them.
A bucket of sand or water should
be near every fire. Fires must be tended at all times. Rocks
gathered and placed around fires must be removed prior to leaving
the event.
All canteens must be full prior
to participating in a battle.
Company commanders are
responsible for knowing the medical condition of their troops.
Company commanders have the right and responsibility to make sure
that any member of their unit is not allowed to participate in a
battle if that Commander feels that it might jeopardize the member's
health or aggravate any pre-existing medical condition.
Company commanders are
responsible for weapons inspections prior to the battles. Event
safety officers may spot check individuals or entire units weapons
and can require that any unit stand down until they are satisfied
that all weapons in that unit are safe for use in the battle. Each
weapon will be marked by the inspecting officer as safe.
All knives and bayonets of any
kind must remain in the scabbard on the battlefield. All knives
and bayonets must be secured by a leather strap or buckled into the
scabbard to prevent the knife or bayonet from slipping out when
soldiers run or perform double time movements. Commanding officers
for each unit are to individually inspect each soldier in the
unit. If knives or bayonets are not strapped or secured on a
soldier, the Commanding Officer is to either secure the item or have
it removed from the soldier and returned to them after the battle.
No unscripted hand-to-hand
fighting.
No capturing or touching ANY
colors (flag) unless previously agreed to by both parties.
The modern term "MEDIC" will be
used only in a real MEDICAL EMERGENCY. If a real emergency is
called, all reenactment activity in the area will cease until
resolved. The term "SURGEON" will be used when referring to
"period" medical staff during living history/reenactment activities.
Any injuries should be reported
to the provost and/or event organizers/staff as soon as practical.
SUTLER REGISTRATION
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Sutler Fee $25.00
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Mail to:
Barbara Harris, Chairman
Sutler Committee
150 Rimfire Ln.
Havana, FL 32333
NOTE: Make Checks out to Marianna Day
Reenactment Fund
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Marianna Day Festival
Up-Town Marianna
Friday September 23 and Saturday September 24, 2011
Vendor Application
For all vendors who are not a period Sutler (Sutlers set up on
Reenactment site)
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Make Checks Payable to:
Marianna Day Reenactment Fund
PO Box 936
Marianna, Florida 32447
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