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Saturday, June 6 at 9:00am - 04/12/09 - MAG Presents - The ...
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Sunday, March 15 at 9:00am
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Based off the 1978 movie of the same name, The Wild Geese tells the true story of a British mercenary team sent into Africa to rescue a political prisoner. Inspired by true events, when President Limbani is overthrown in a coup de gra, only members from a generation of men who served their country against the world's ...greatest evil can prevail. Discharged from service after WW2, they were unable to make peace work, and sold their services in the worlds hottest troublespots to the highest bidder.
When President Julius Limbani is overthrown and imprisoned, the British Finacer Sir Edward Matherson contracts retired British Col. Allen Faulkner. Matherson finances an operation to rescue President Limbani as he has copper mine investments in the region that he wants protected. Col. Faulkner contacts fellow retired brothers in arms; Capt. Rafer Janders, LT Shawn Fynn, and LT Pieter Coetze to assemble a band of "over the hill, but not out of the game" veterans to take on the mission of rescuing President Limbani.
Their story goes on to tell about the viscous fighting of the Simbas, the group that has kidnapped President Limbani, and what they will do to keep him in their possestion.
Today you will have to do the same. As a British mercenary you will "parachute" into the region, locate President Limbani who is being held inside of a Simbas' base. You will have to rescue Limbani, move him to a deserted airstrip, and wait to be picked up by a cargo plane. Should everything go to plan, expect to be home for afternoon tea... should everything go to plan...
Complete plan can be found here
http://midwestairsofters.com/index.php?o
Thanks to Breech and the gang over at Midwest Airsoft Guerrillas!Read More
When President Julius Limbani is overthrown and imprisoned, the British Finacer Sir Edward Matherson contracts retired British Col. Allen Faulkner. Matherson finances an operation to rescue President Limbani as he has copper mine investments in the region that he wants protected. Col. Faulkner contacts fellow retired brothers in arms; Capt. Rafer Janders, LT Shawn Fynn, and LT Pieter Coetze to assemble a band of "over the hill, but not out of the game" veterans to take on the mission of rescuing President Limbani.
Their story goes on to tell about the viscous fighting of the Simbas, the group that has kidnapped President Limbani, and what they will do to keep him in their possestion.
Today you will have to do the same. As a British mercenary you will "parachute" into the region, locate President Limbani who is being held inside of a Simbas' base. You will have to rescue Limbani, move him to a deserted airstrip, and wait to be picked up by a cargo plane. Should everything go to plan, expect to be home for afternoon tea... should everything go to plan...
Complete plan can be found here
http://midwestairsofters.com/index.php?o
Thanks to Breech and the gang over at Midwest Airsoft Guerrillas!Read More
Original game had to be rescheduled. New date don’t miss this one!
Time:9:00AM Sunday, April 19th
Location:Realms of Ruin paintball
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Hey thanks Alexander!
We take submissions as well so if you or someone you know has a game idea send it in! We will give you full credit for it!
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A gameplay resource for airsoft warriors and airsoft event planners. Airsoft game types, rules debates, tips on event planning, and much more.
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Synopsis:
Nam Dong
July 5th, 1964 - The battle of Nam Dong was one of the most prolific battles for the American forces during the entire Vietnam conflict. Against overwhelming odds, 12 United States Green Berets along with a handful of south Vietnamese fighters held off 900 PAVN and NVA troops who had besieged the base... at Nam Dong. The Green Berets and South Vietnam troops there were subjected to an intense onslaught for over 5 hours by the opposition. The courage shown at Nam Dong was an inspiration to US troops all across Vietnam and still stands as one of the greatest victories over the communist regime of the North.
Hill 937
May 10, 1969 - During the Vietnam war, Ap Bia Mountain became known as "Hamburger Hill" to US troops. US Airborne - 101st division - and ARVN troops were deployed on the 10th of May, 1969. Action began with US 3rd Battalion companies B and D, 187th regiment, ascended the 3,000 ft Ap Bia Mountain known simply as Hill 937. Vicious fighting broke out between the US troops and the NVA, who were already entrenched on the top of the hill, and the US found themselves fighting for dominance. The steep slopes and harsh underbrush made hill 937 extremely hard to assault. The fighting for hill 937 lasted just over ten days and cost US troops 56 lives with another 420 wounded. It was considered one of the most ferocious battles of the entire war.
Jungle Ghosts
1966 - 1972 - In 1966, the 1st squadron of Australian Special Air Service was deployed into Vietnam. Their main goal was to gather vital intelligence through covert reconnaissance, while also using guerilla tactics to disrupt NVA/VC operations in the area. Their specialty was to combine intelligence and combat missions by ambushing roving NVA and VC squads, seizing documents and surviving enemy personal before disappearing as quickly as they appeared. The SAS became known as "Ma Rung" or "Jungle Ghosts" by the NVA and VC/NLF forces. The "Ma Rung" became so good at what they did, NVA and VC command offered a $5,000.00 bounty on any captured or killed SAS member.
Siege of Plei Me
October 19th, 1965 - 1930, General Man orders the 33rd PAVN regiment to seize the camp at Plei Me. The 33rd launched the attack by bombarding the camp immediately followed by infantry attacks, initially overrunning a 20 man outpost. The remaining troops inside the base repelled the PAVN forces from the perimeter of the camp. The initial raid then turned into a siege. The next morning 250 ARVN Rangers led by Major Charles Beckwith arrived by helicopter at the camp. The camp was continued to be resupplied with ammunition, medical supplies, and troops by airdrops throughout the siege. On October 25th, 1965 an armored column of ARVN troops and vehicles broke through NVA/VC lines to end the siege at Plei Me.
Hue City
February 4th, 1968 - The NVA began their ground attack on the city of Hue in central Vietnam under the cover of darkness on the night of January 31, 1968. NVA troops quickly seized most of the city, save for a group of 100 south Vietnamese troops that resisted the NVA assault, but by morning, had been pushed nearly out of the city. On February 4th, Two USMC battalions were ordered into the city, most of the Marines were replacements and had little to no experience fighting in what is considered to be the toughest and most dangerous of military operations, that of urban combat. With no air or artillery support, the Marines ground their teeth and went in alone. Over the period of three weeks the Marines fought street by street, house by house, brick by brick, to retake the city from a more experienced and organized enemy. The battle culminated around the last NVA strongpoint, "The Citadel" on February 24, 1968.
Mekong Delta
1963 - 1972 - In 1966, there were 80,000 VC troops based in the Mekong Delta mounting savage attacks against south Vietnamese civilians from the safety and cover of the swamp and rice patties. From 1963, SEAL teams 1 and 2 were committed to war in the Mekong region. Their main focus was to stay unseen, observing and mapping out the VC supply routes into the area. The SEALs needed to rely on their skill of stealth in order to remain undetected by VC troops in the area, staying hidden for up to two weeks at a time. Only when the SEALs were certain they knew what was going on in the area did they bring in fresh teams to mount operations.
OP: Frequent Wind
April 30th, 1975 - PAVN forces under the command of the General Nguyen Van Toan began their final attack on Saigon. By 1600 hours North Vietnamese troops occupied all strategic points within Saigon. Soon there after the North Vietnam flag was raised over the Independence Palace. South Vietnam quickly collapsed shortly after. All American Armed forces were then evacuated from the city in the largest helicopter evacuation in history. Your objective is the same, evacuate all team members before your stronghold is overrun with north Vietnamese regulars.
The TOD
Here at Midwest Airsoft Guerrillas we believe forward progression is key in the sport of airsoft for all of our participants. With that in mind at every event we will be introducing a simple yet very effective, Tactic Of the Day. The TOD will be a demonstrated by the staff at MAG during the safety briefing but it is up to the player to implement it on the field. The TOD will always have some application towards the game for that day, we will make it something you can practice throughout the day and hopefully it will make the game more enjoyable for you as the player. You learned stuff too!
Tactic of the day: Best of the Worst 2
Cover and Bounding:
During the course of today's event, you will either be attacking a fixed position or defending said position. Either way, in order to survive today, you will need to work and move as a team, which leads to our TOD for today, covering and bounding. Covering and bounding is just what it sounds like, to supply moving or "bounding" teammates with cover fire from enemy troops. This tactic works both ways in advancing on or retreating from a target. Typically when retreating this tactic can be referred to as a "peel" whereabouts a squad will fall back on a static line, while the furthest man up falls back while the others provide cover fire.
Remember this is a 2 day event!!! Be sure to check the full details out here --->
http://www.midwestairsoftguerrillas.com/
Nam Dong
July 5th, 1964 - The battle of Nam Dong was one of the most prolific battles for the American forces during the entire Vietnam conflict. Against overwhelming odds, 12 United States Green Berets along with a handful of south Vietnamese fighters held off 900 PAVN and NVA troops who had besieged the base... at Nam Dong. The Green Berets and South Vietnam troops there were subjected to an intense onslaught for over 5 hours by the opposition. The courage shown at Nam Dong was an inspiration to US troops all across Vietnam and still stands as one of the greatest victories over the communist regime of the North.
Hill 937
May 10, 1969 - During the Vietnam war, Ap Bia Mountain became known as "Hamburger Hill" to US troops. US Airborne - 101st division - and ARVN troops were deployed on the 10th of May, 1969. Action began with US 3rd Battalion companies B and D, 187th regiment, ascended the 3,000 ft Ap Bia Mountain known simply as Hill 937. Vicious fighting broke out between the US troops and the NVA, who were already entrenched on the top of the hill, and the US found themselves fighting for dominance. The steep slopes and harsh underbrush made hill 937 extremely hard to assault. The fighting for hill 937 lasted just over ten days and cost US troops 56 lives with another 420 wounded. It was considered one of the most ferocious battles of the entire war.
Jungle Ghosts
1966 - 1972 - In 1966, the 1st squadron of Australian Special Air Service was deployed into Vietnam. Their main goal was to gather vital intelligence through covert reconnaissance, while also using guerilla tactics to disrupt NVA/VC operations in the area. Their specialty was to combine intelligence and combat missions by ambushing roving NVA and VC squads, seizing documents and surviving enemy personal before disappearing as quickly as they appeared. The SAS became known as "Ma Rung" or "Jungle Ghosts" by the NVA and VC/NLF forces. The "Ma Rung" became so good at what they did, NVA and VC command offered a $5,000.00 bounty on any captured or killed SAS member.
Siege of Plei Me
October 19th, 1965 - 1930, General Man orders the 33rd PAVN regiment to seize the camp at Plei Me. The 33rd launched the attack by bombarding the camp immediately followed by infantry attacks, initially overrunning a 20 man outpost. The remaining troops inside the base repelled the PAVN forces from the perimeter of the camp. The initial raid then turned into a siege. The next morning 250 ARVN Rangers led by Major Charles Beckwith arrived by helicopter at the camp. The camp was continued to be resupplied with ammunition, medical supplies, and troops by airdrops throughout the siege. On October 25th, 1965 an armored column of ARVN troops and vehicles broke through NVA/VC lines to end the siege at Plei Me.
Hue City
February 4th, 1968 - The NVA began their ground attack on the city of Hue in central Vietnam under the cover of darkness on the night of January 31, 1968. NVA troops quickly seized most of the city, save for a group of 100 south Vietnamese troops that resisted the NVA assault, but by morning, had been pushed nearly out of the city. On February 4th, Two USMC battalions were ordered into the city, most of the Marines were replacements and had little to no experience fighting in what is considered to be the toughest and most dangerous of military operations, that of urban combat. With no air or artillery support, the Marines ground their teeth and went in alone. Over the period of three weeks the Marines fought street by street, house by house, brick by brick, to retake the city from a more experienced and organized enemy. The battle culminated around the last NVA strongpoint, "The Citadel" on February 24, 1968.
Mekong Delta
1963 - 1972 - In 1966, there were 80,000 VC troops based in the Mekong Delta mounting savage attacks against south Vietnamese civilians from the safety and cover of the swamp and rice patties. From 1963, SEAL teams 1 and 2 were committed to war in the Mekong region. Their main focus was to stay unseen, observing and mapping out the VC supply routes into the area. The SEALs needed to rely on their skill of stealth in order to remain undetected by VC troops in the area, staying hidden for up to two weeks at a time. Only when the SEALs were certain they knew what was going on in the area did they bring in fresh teams to mount operations.
OP: Frequent Wind
April 30th, 1975 - PAVN forces under the command of the General Nguyen Van Toan began their final attack on Saigon. By 1600 hours North Vietnamese troops occupied all strategic points within Saigon. Soon there after the North Vietnam flag was raised over the Independence Palace. South Vietnam quickly collapsed shortly after. All American Armed forces were then evacuated from the city in the largest helicopter evacuation in history. Your objective is the same, evacuate all team members before your stronghold is overrun with north Vietnamese regulars.
The TOD
Here at Midwest Airsoft Guerrillas we believe forward progression is key in the sport of airsoft for all of our participants. With that in mind at every event we will be introducing a simple yet very effective, Tactic Of the Day. The TOD will be a demonstrated by the staff at MAG during the safety briefing but it is up to the player to implement it on the field. The TOD will always have some application towards the game for that day, we will make it something you can practice throughout the day and hopefully it will make the game more enjoyable for you as the player. You learned stuff too!
Tactic of the day: Best of the Worst 2
Cover and Bounding:
During the course of today's event, you will either be attacking a fixed position or defending said position. Either way, in order to survive today, you will need to work and move as a team, which leads to our TOD for today, covering and bounding. Covering and bounding is just what it sounds like, to supply moving or "bounding" teammates with cover fire from enemy troops. This tactic works both ways in advancing on or retreating from a target. Typically when retreating this tactic can be referred to as a "peel" whereabouts a squad will fall back on a static line, while the furthest man up falls back while the others provide cover fire.
Remember this is a 2 day event!!! Be sure to check the full details out here --->
http://www.midwestairsoftguerrillas.com/
2 Day Vietnam Airsoft Production!
Time:9:00AM Saturday, June 6th
Location:www.realmsofruin.com
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Another Awesome MAG Game Is set for March 15th!
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Synopsis:
It's 1986, welcome to Columbia! In the 80's, over 70% of the worlds cocaine supply came from Columbia. Over 2/3rds of the cocaine refined during that time in Columbia was handled by the Medellin... cartel and their leader, Pablo Escobar. Pablo Escobar was one of the most powerful, wanted, and feared men while he was head of the Medellin cartel. When he was arrested and jailed in Columbia for drug exporting, he paid off the Columbian government and they let him build his own private jail dubbed "The Ranch" in the hills of Columbia were he was to serve his prison sentence. He was one of the FBI's ten most wanted for the last 10 years of his life.
Today we are taking you back to the height of Escobar's carrier. You will have the option to play as either a Medellin cartel member, a member of a smaller rival gang, a Columbian police officer, or a "Los Pepes" guerrilla, a group of brutal vigilantes. You will get your chance to stand by and fight next to Pablo Escobar, or try to take him down, you will have the ability to buy and sell drugs, or arrest those who are doing so.
Direct link for preregestry -
http://midwestairsofters.com/index.php?o
Be sure to check out their site at
http://www.midwestairsofters.com/
Synopsis:
It's 1986, welcome to Columbia! In the 80's, over 70% of the worlds cocaine supply came from Columbia. Over 2/3rds of the cocaine refined during that time in Columbia was handled by the Medellin... cartel and their leader, Pablo Escobar. Pablo Escobar was one of the most powerful, wanted, and feared men while he was head of the Medellin cartel. When he was arrested and jailed in Columbia for drug exporting, he paid off the Columbian government and they let him build his own private jail dubbed "The Ranch" in the hills of Columbia were he was to serve his prison sentence. He was one of the FBI's ten most wanted for the last 10 years of his life.
Today we are taking you back to the height of Escobar's carrier. You will have the option to play as either a Medellin cartel member, a member of a smaller rival gang, a Columbian police officer, or a "Los Pepes" guerrilla, a group of brutal vigilantes. You will get your chance to stand by and fight next to Pablo Escobar, or try to take him down, you will have the ability to buy and sell drugs, or arrest those who are doing so.
Direct link for preregestry -
http://midwestairsofters.com/index.php?o
6 Teams?!?! Holy Cow!!!
Time:9:00AM Sunday, March 15th
Location:Realms of Ruin paintball
