#tuis

OH HELLO! Thanks for stalking me 😂 I hope it was an interesting stalk haha!

And… yes, I’m a reenactor! I reenact both New Zealand and British Army, and will do WAAF and ATA in the future because I’m just obsessed by aviation eheh. But ATA’s uniforms are just so difficult to find, so we’ll see. Also, all the reenactment stuff is very expensive, so yeah… one thing at a time!

NZ and British have the same uniforms, both battledress and service dress, the only changes are in the insignia/badges and the berets. Therefore now I’m lucky I use the same stuff to do both armies 🥲

Here’s some pics of me as a TUIS (the name of NZ female soldiers) and ATS (British): for the latter I have very few pics, bc I almost never do events as a Brit. Also you can’t really see it from the picture, but I reenact anti aircraft division - again, obsessed with aviation.

TUIS:

ATS:

In this photo my battledress is so wrinkled because I slept in it that day 😂 also slept in my hairstyle, that’s why the hair is all over the place haha!

A TUI (Text-Based User Interface) is a type of user interface that relies on text characters and symbols to interact with a computer program or system. These are typically used in command-line interfaces (CLIs) and text-based applications, providing a way for users to input commands and receive textual feedback. TUIs are often preferred for their efficiency in resource-constrained environments, remote server management, and automation scripts, as they consume fewer system resources compared to graphical user interfaces (GUIs) and can be operated via a keyboard without requiring a mouse or touch input.