The Far Setting Sun
Far East Living History Group
Media
(Please Note Images and Text on this page are Copyright of
others, used with their kind permission, please do not replicate them without
permission)
WELCOME TO THE MEDIA SECTION
Recently, The Far Setting Sun has lent some of its kit, equipment and
expertise to a number of media projects.
The unit is usually very happy to help with Books, Films, Television and
other forms of media. We do however have
limitations, like all groups.
If you think you may like to use our services, why not enquire and we
can discuss your needs in detail.
CHARGES
- IMPORTANT NOTE:
Our charges for media are based on various elements, in the same way as
Living History Events - the type of event, distance, activities to be
undertaken at the events and more, so there is never a standard quote. We will always work with you to help you fit
within a budget that is in keeping with the project.
General
Enquiries - Just want to ask something? Click
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Past Successes
(to name just a few)
Under One Flag:
How Indigenous and Ethnic Peoples of the Commonwealth and
By
Erica
Myers-Davis
The
Far Setting Sun is proud to have taken part in this landmark publication,
honouring the contribution of the troops from the British Empire and Dominions
during WW2.
It
contains a profile of our highly regarded Honourary
President, Major Neville Hogan MBE, forwards from Lance Corporal Johnson Beharry VC, Prince Harry & Prince Phillip.
This
book was inspired by and written for the Royal Commonwealth Ex-Services League
who will receive a royalty from book sales.
·
Paperback: 120 pages
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Publisher: Get Publishing Ltd; 1 edition (
·
ISBN-10: 0956391907
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ISBN-13: 978-0956391902
Click
Here to Buy the Book from Amazon.
“The Lost Patrol ...
Introducing
Sgt Eric Gulston MM, who led a five man recce
patrol that encountered a large communist terrorist patrol. Out numbered and
out gunned, Eric led his patrol in a game of cat and mouse into the jungle to
shake them off his tail. This patrol only supposed to last four hours ended up
lasting seven days. With no water, food or malaria tablets, all of Eric's
patrol emerged safely out of the jungle seven days later. Several communist
terrorists were killed. Sgt Eric Gulston was awarded
the Military Medal in 1950 for bravery in the field. He died in June 09.”
(Images and text by permission of Way Out Productions 2009)
The
Far Setting Sun provided some of its members for this filming, which proved to
be an enjoyable experience for all. The film
is well worth watching, as is the interview with Eric Gulston
MM. Proceeds go to “Coldstream
Kids” a charity which aims to support children of servicemen killed or
seriously wounded in war.
Official "Lost Patrol"
Site Coldstream
Kids Official Site
Your Project could be next!
General
Enquiries - Just want to ask something? Click
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