Tom Fournier

@tom4141tom.bsky.social

Interested in War of 1812, Napoleonic Wars, red wine and whisky. British War of 1812 reenactor. Co chair https://linktr.ee/historysymposium

Reenacting memory: Fort Malden, 2025. Guest at a Naval Review Board. Sit down. Tell us why you want to be a Lieutenant. Truly, we are kindly gentlemen and have your career aspirations at heart!

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Reenacting Memory: 2017 Change of Command Ceremony at Fort George, Niagara-On-Lake. Command transferred from Brigadier General Peter Twist to Brigadier General Craig Williams. We will be doing this once again in 2027 at Fort George when I transfer command to Chris.

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Re-enacting Memory: 2013, Fort Stephenson. Freemont, Ohio Not one of the highlights for the 41st Regiment but we sucked it up and came for the 200th. A very pretty town. We were made very welcome but it was also very clear we were the enemy. Food trucks galore! The event was like a fall fair!

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One week until Fort Erie. If you have never been it is worth the drive! Particularly the Saturday battle. I mean how often do we get to blow up a historic site? Photo by Deb Brown

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The lament. When we finish a battle demonstration, we take a moment for a lament. This is my opportunity to think on those we commemorate and colleagues, friends and family that have passed. It is a moment that I value. Photo by Deb Brown.

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Reenacting memory: the 2024 Grand Tactical at Sacket's Harbor, New York. The Saturday morning battle we had an hour long slugfest on a part of the original battlefield that had not been cut since June. Photos by Deb Lewis Brown

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