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The Full The Wild Bunch Movie' title='The Full The Wild Bunch Movie' />Sam Peckinpah Wikipedia. Sam Peckinpah. Born. David Samuel Peckinpah1. February 2. 1, 1. Fresno, California, U. S. Died. December 2. Inglewood, California, U. S. Alma mater. California State University, Fresno, B. A. 1. 94. 8University of Southern California, M. A. 1. 95. 2Occupation. Film director and screenwriter. Years active. 19. SpousesMarie Selland 1. Begoa Palacios 1. Joie Gould 1. 97. David Samuel Peckinpah The Peckinpahs originated from the Frisian Islands in the northwest of Europe. Both sides of Peckinpahs family migrated to the American West by covered wagon in the mid 1. Peckinpah and several relatives often claimed Native American ancestry, but this has been denied by surviving family members. Peckinpahs great grandfather, Rice Peckinpaugh, a merchant and farmer in Indiana, moved to Humboldt County, California, in the 1. Peckinpah. Peckinpah Meadow and Peckinpah Creek, where the family ran a lumber mill on a mountain in the High Sierra north of Coarsegold, California, have been officially named on U. S. geographical maps. Peckinpahs maternal grandfather was Denver S. Church, a cattle rancher, Superior Court judge and United States Congressman of a California district including Fresno County. Sam Peckinpahs nephew is David Peckinpah, who was a television producer and director, as well as a screenplay writer. Peckinpahs parents were David Edward Peckinpah and Fern Louise Church, and he is a cousin of former New York Yankees shortstop Roger Peckinpaugh. David Samuel Sam Peckinpah was born February 2. Fresno, California, where he attended both grammar school and high school. He spent much time skipping classes with his brother to engage in cowboy activities on their grandfather Denver Churchs ranch, including trapping, branding, and shooting. During the 1. 93. Coarsegold and Bass Lake were still populated with descendants of the miners and ranchers of the 1. Many of these descendants worked on Churchs ranch. At that time, it was a rural area undergoing extreme change, and this exposure is believed to have affected Peckinpahs Western films later in life. He played on the junior varsity football team while at Fresno High School, but frequent fighting and discipline problems caused his parents to enroll him in the San Rafael Military Academy for his senior year. In 1. 94. 3, he joined the United States Marine Corps. Within two years, his battalion was sent to China with the task of disarming Japanese soldiers and repatriating them following World War II. While his duty did not include combat, he claims to have witnessed acts of war between Chinese and Japanese soldiers. According to friends, these included several acts of torture and the murder of a laborer by sniper fire. The American Marines were not permitted to intervene. Peckinpah also claimed he was shot during an attack by Communist forces. Also during his final weeks as a Marine, he applied for discharge in Peking, so he could marry a local woman, but was refused. His experiences in China reportedly deeply affected Peckinpah, and may have influenced his depictions of violence in his films. After being discharged in Los Angeles, he attended California State University, Fresno, where he studied history. While a student, he met and married his first wife, Marie Selland, in 1. A drama major, Selland introduced Peckinpah to the theater department and he became interested in directing for the first time. During his senior year, he adapted and directed a one hour version of Tennessee Williams The Glass Menagerie. After graduation in 1. Peckinpah enrolled in graduate studies in drama at University of Southern California. He spent two seasons as the director in residence at Huntington Park Civic Theatre near Los Angeles before obtaining his masters degree. He was asked to stay another year, but Peckinpah began working as a stagehand at KLAC TV in the belief that television experience would eventually lead to work in films. Even during this early stage of his career, Peckinpah was developing a combative streak. Reportedly, he was kicked off the set of The Liberace Show for not wearing a tie, and he refused to cue a car salesman during a live feed because of his attitude towards stagehands. In 1. 95. 4, Peckinpah was hired as a dialogue coach for the film Riot in Cell Block 1. His job entailed acting as an assistant for the movies director, Don Siegel. The film was shot on location at Folsom Prison. Reportedly, the warden was reluctant to allow the filmmakers to work at the prison until he was introduced to Peckinpah. The warden knew his family from Fresno and was immediately cooperative. Siegels location work and his use of actual prisoners as extras in the film made a lasting impression on Peckinpah. He worked as a dialogue coach on four additional Siegel films Private Hell 3. An Annapolis Story, 1. L. Q. Jones, Invasion of the Body Snatchers 1. Crime in the Streets 1. Invasion of the Body Snatchers, in which Peckinpah appeared as Charlie the meter reader, starred Kevin Mc. Carthy and Dana Wynter. It became one of the most critically praised science fiction films of the 1. Peckinpah claimed to have done an extensive rewrite on the films screenplay, a statement which remains controversial. Nevertheless, Peckinpahs association with Siegel established him as an emerging screenwriter and potential director. Throughout much of his adult life, Peckinpah was affected by alcoholism, and, later, other forms of drug addiction. According to some accounts, he also suffered from mental illness, possibly manic depression or paranoia. It is believed his drinking problems began during his service in the military while stationed in China, when he frequented the saloons of Tianjin and Beijing. After divorcing Selland, the mother of his first four children, in 1. Mexican actress Begoa Palacios in 1. A stormy relationship developed, and over the years they married on three separate occasions. They had one daughter together. His personality reportedly often swung between a sweet, softly spoken, artistic disposition, and bouts of rage and violence during which he verbally and physically abused himself and others. An experienced hunter, Peckinpah was fascinated with firearms and was known to shoot the mirrors in his house while abusing alcohol, an image which occurs several times in his films. Peckinpahs reputation as a hard living brute with a taste for violence, inspired by the content in his most popular films and in many ways perpetuated by himself, affected his artistic legacy. His friends and family have claimed this does a disservice to a man who was actually more complex than generally credited. Throughout his career, Peckinpah seems to have inspired extraordinary loyalty in certain friends and employees. He used the same actors Warren Oates, L. Wild Bunch for Dummies, Chapter 6, Costumingback to Chapter 5. Costuming. From Wild Bunch Shooters Handbook. Copyright Single Action Shooting Society, Inc 2. Third EditionCLOTHING AND ACCOUTERMENTSSASS Wild Bunch Action Shooting is a combination of historical reenactment and. Saturday morning at the matinee. Participants may choose the style of costume they wish towear, but all clothing must be typical of the late 1. Emphasis is put on period US military from 1. Period western dress is allowed such as Pike, Dutch, Lyle, or Tector in the closing scene of the Wild Bunch movie e. Western style pants with or without suspenders, and long sleeve western shirt. Vests are optional. Boots must be SASS legal. Legal SASS headgear must be worn. Mexican dress is also appropriate. SASS puts a great deal of emphasis on costuming because it adds so much to theuniqueness of our game and helps create a festive, informal atmosphere that supports thefriendly, fraternal feeling we encourage in our competitors. All shooters must be in costume, and we encourage invited guests and family also to becostumed. Shooters must remain in costume at all match events dinners, awardceremonies, dances, etcetera. Note. Bold added for emphasis. Dont pick up your trophybelt buckle wearing a T shirt and shorts. ALL clothing and equipment MUST be worn appropriately, how it was intended, andhow it would have been worn in the OLD WEST or as seen on B Western movies and television. The original intent was for contestants to dress as characters in The Wild Bunch or military of the era. This was soon discovered to be too restrictive and would have kept a lot of people from entering. So, bottom line is you may shoot wearing the outfit you normally shoot in, or you may wear a specifically Wild Bunch costume. Wild Bunch Mens Costume winners, 2. End of Trail, first Wild Bunch Costume Contest at EOTThe Scary Part. Why did I save this for last Because I know that whatever I write about uniforms of the American Punitive Expedition, someone will come on the SASS Wire immediately and tell me Im wrong. So Ill just admit it. Ive put one or more items here that are not correct. Now, lets start with From The Mexican Revolution 1. P. Jowet and A de Quesada, Illustrated by Stephen Walsh, Osprey Publishing. The man on our left 1st Lieutenant, 7th Cavalry Regiment. This figure wears a typical uniform for US officers during the border fighting. The M1. 91. 1Olive drab Montana peaked hat has officers black and gold cords with two acorn tassels. His wool pullover campaign shirt in a similar shade has four dark brown buttons on the placket, and bears his rank bars on the collar he chooses not to wear his black necktie. His wool riding trousers are a rather darker olive drab shade. He is armed with a. Colt M1. 91. 1 semi automatic pistol in a cavalry type swiveling russet brown holster with US embossed on the flap, and secured by a long khaki lanyard looped diagonally around his torso. The M1. 91. 2 belt also supports a double pistol magazine pouch and is itself supported by a pair of leather suspenders. Center Dispatch rider, 1st Provisional Motorcycle Company. The motorcyclist wears an M1. Bandanas were often sported by American soldiers. His goggles are commercially manufactured The US Army never issued them for Mexican border service. His equipment is limited to the M1. Slung across his back is his M1. Springfield and on his right hip is a non regulation early model dispatch case of olive drab canvas. Right Sergeant, 2. Infantry Regiment. This NCO from the African American US 2. Infantry wears the M1. Montana peak hat with light blue infantry cords, a well worn OD campaign shirt, wool trousers and laced khaki canvas leggings, with the M1. The bayonet for his M1. Springfield is carried in a scabbard covered with canvas and a leather chape. He is drinking from his M1. His chevrons of rank on both sleeves are now of more modest size than the previous uniformThe Bad News Most of the soldiers wore wool uniforms in the Mexican desert. The OD material faded badly. Pinkish, or khaki ish or OD can all be justified. Cotton was available, but even most photos of officers show them wearing OD wool. This major is wearing OD wool, as are his troops. He is wearing M1. The enlisted man is wearing canvas leggings. These troops are wearing wool OD uniforms. Note the man on our left is wearing trousers that have faded considerably. An officer appears to be wearing khakis with sleeves that are a little long, web US M1. Mills Garrison Belt. Close examination shows top loading front pockets. From Leta at Coon Creek Old West re cotton and wool uniformsCoon Creek Old West, Hon. W. F. Buck Butler SASS 4. Miss Leta Butler SASS 4. SASSs best vendor in the realm of militaria from the Civil War through the Mexican Punitive Expedition. Leta send me this I was looking up something today and ran across this great info on the cotton and olive drab wool uniforms between 1. WWI. This is in the book Encyclopedia of United States Army Insignia and Uniforms by Wm. K. Emerson a great book. Anyway, a whole chapter on cotton uniforms. The khaki cotton was issued in 1. The cotton one was issued to all enlisted for summer, so there was always a cotton uniform after 1. It seems they had trouble constantly with the dyes for olive drab and khaki, regs changed every few months it seems. If you get a chance to read this, I know youd appreciate it, VERY interesting and informative. Pocket flaps, collars, 5 button and 6 button, changed constantly. I looked up the book. Amazon wants 9. 1 for it. I dont have it. Re Pocket Flaps about the pocket flaps on the tan shirt. Looks like 1. 91. In Vol. III Horse soldiers page 1. Osprey Men at arms series The US Army 1. E. They say the 1. The Plate Mentioned Above. Left Battery Quartermaster Sergeant, 1. St Battalion, 4th Regiment of Field Artillery Mountain, I9. I6. The 4th was organized in 1. Battalion was on the Mexican border when Pancho Villa raided Columbus, New Mexico. It was then sent into Mexico to capture Villa. This sergeant is armed with a Colt automatic pistol and an MIg. Springfield rifle. The hat cord indicates branch of service. The sergeant is wearing leather officers puttees, probably a perk of working for quartermaster. His garrison belt and magazine pouch seem to be the natural leather of new equipment. Center First Lieutenant, 1. When wearing the shirt as the outer garment, as was the practice in the campaign against Pancho Villa, the officers branch of service could not be told. Indeed, a second lieutenant, who did not have a rank badge but wore plain officers dress, would wear no insignia at all save his gold and black hat cord that would identify him as an officer. Note that wearing the branch insignia on the left collar was not done then. Rank was on both sides. He is wearing custom officers boots and leather gear that has aged to brown or russet. He has leather suspenders for his garrison belt and equipment. Other sources say the hat cord could be gold. Right Colonel. Inspector Generals Department, 1. The all white uniform was worn as a dress uniform in hot climates, The duties of officers of the Inspector Generals Department, as defined in 1. They made sure that company funds were not misused, that the men were treated fairly, and that all public property was accounted for. Even General Pershing wore wool. This is his dress uniform with tunic. He is wearing his brown boots. Some officers wore custom made boots. Some wore the M1. As far as I can determine no replica of this model is being made today. The M1. 90. 4 is available from What Price Glory. M1. 91. 1 Spurs and spur straps. Officers who wore M1. Enlisted men wore canvas leggings Photo courtesy of SchipperfabrikReplica Officers boots with M1. This particular boot is a prototype and is not currently for saleTrouser belt. Funny Comedian Videos Urs there. M1. 91. 0 Mills Garrison Belt with two 2 magazine pouches and a bayonet frog. US M1. 91. 2 Mills Garrison Belt.