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Historical Arms & Military Society of Tasmania
Patron Peter Hodge - RFD RETD
Sub Committees
Historical Military Vehicle Group (HMVG)
Military Research Group (MRG)
Military Model Making (MMM)
Historical Military Re-enactment Group (HMRG)
Women at War (WAW)
may
6th Clubrooms Open 10-12
10th Working Bee at clubrooms - 9am (Military Fair Props)
13th Clubrooms Open 3.00pm
20th Clubrooms Open 10-12
27th Clubrooms Open 10-12
30st Research Group - 5.00pm
30st HAMST General Meeting 7.00pm - 9pm
(Guest Speaker - Leigh Windburn - Discovering our ANZAC)
june
3rd Clubrooms Open (10-12)
9th Research Group , Clubrooms (11am)
10th Clubrooms Open (10-12 )
1 7th Clubrooms Open (10-12 )
24th Clubrooms Open (10-12 )
27th Research Group (5pm)
27th HAMST - Annual General Meeting 7pm - 9pm
Please note All subs are due by 27th June
July
1st Clubrooms Open (10-12 )
8th Clubrooms Open (10-12 )
15th Clubrooms Open (10-12 )
22nd Clubrooms Open (10-12 )
25th Research Group (5pm)
25th HAMST General Meeting (Guest Speaker - David Southwood -Tasmanian Police Firearms registry)
27th Re-enacting Practice (1-3)
29th Clubrooms Open (10-12 ) Korean Veterans Day
Further Updates - Go to "News"
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HAMST New Member Application form
HAMST Historical Military Re-enactment Group



The historical military re-enactment group is a sub group of HAMST and has been created to assist those with the passion of bringing our military history alive. The group is responsible for attending remembrance and educational events with military vehicles, artillery and small arms and conducting historical firearm demonstrations. In this way the group is able to bring visual attachment to these important events as we remember the sacrifice of so many during conflicts over the years.
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HAMST have been assisting with these events for many years and the establishment of this group formalizes its activities with basic training to ensure the group continues to be a safe active part of community events in the future.
The HAMST committee fully supports these members and if you have a similar interest and would like to learn the intricacies of the a 25lb artillery gun, muzzle loader or historical small arms, please don't hesitate to contact Richard, Andrew or Rob, who I'm sure will be happy to chat with you about this groups activities.
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The group is:
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managed by the Executive of HAMST with three members as sub-committee managers.
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promotes safe, interesting, enjoyable and historical community re-enactment activities.
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are bound by the rules and constitution of HAMST.
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are responsible for attending military re-enactment events.
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will liaise with similar minded groups and organizations to share skills and knowledge of historical re-enactment activities.
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will provide safe, educational displays of military history and firearms.
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will be responsible for all necessary permits and authorisations to ensure compliance with the Tasmanian Firearms Act.
If you would enjoy being part of an enthusiastic group living our military history in a safe and respectful environment with like minded people, please contact one of the committee members, have a chat and explore your passion.





