World War II re-enactors provide a taste of life at Fort Vancouver

Cade Barker / cade@thereflector.com

Posted 7/24/23

World War II reenactors brought their own equipment and wore their own uniforms to provide a glimpse of what Fort Vancouver would have looked like during that time period on, Saturday, July 22.

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