The King's Navy is a local group of dedicated Re-enactors striving to portray, as accurately as possible, the Sailors and Marines of the Royal Navy. Members of "The Kings Navy" have been participating in re-enacting for over twenty years and have appeared at events throughout the Pacific NW, Canada, California, and at historic events for the National Park Service and at Colonial Willamsburg. Through hands-on demonstration the daily life of 18th century sailors and Marines is brought to life.
Don Robinson has been re enacting for over 20 years . He is a skilled blacksmith, carpenter and tin smith. Don portrays both a sailor and a marine and has crewed on the Lady Washington.
Jerry Peterson is a retired National Park Ranger and Air Force officer. He has been to England several times to re enact with the HMS Victory folks and has many years of experience making historic clothing and gear. He portrays a naval surgeon.
Mike Ager is a skilled artist who has been reenacting for many years and brings a great deal of energy to the roles he portrays. Mike loves to teach and can always be depended on to interact with the public and share his knowledge. Mike portrays an able bodied seaman and a Marine
Mark Hanus hails from Washington and has been doing re enactment for years. He often portrays a Russian naval officer at events at Ft. Vancouver and portrays an able bodied seaman with us
Laurence Cox hails from England where he studied Theater Arts. He has been interested in History from an early age and first heard about our group while still in England
Tim Young has been reenacting for many years at Ft Vancouver, Ft Nisqually and Fort Langley Canada. He also does school presentations and talks. Tim is our ship's carpenter.
David Woodson has been re enacting for over 20 years at various locations in the NW. He has a love of all things relating to the English Navy and Portrays both a Marine and a sailor.
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