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I want to be the first to give a Shout Out to Werewolf "You are the man! The Boy was everywhere, he brought in the shipment, he helped take the Airport, he brought in the Pilot and believe it or not I looked up one time and saw him jump over a fence and then right into a window. Way to go man you sure brought a lot of points to our side and fought well for our cause." (not to mention the launcher, lol)

I want to thank Dread, although I didn't see you on the field much the enemy know the meaning of dread, lol and I know for a fact you and your group held down your sector "all day long."

Big shouts out to Krisis and the Rats, great job on that first assault on the Airport(American Base~Fire Base Alpha) it was nice having you guyz holdin down my flank and shootin over my head while I lay on the ground catchin my breath, lol. Also thanks for running missions for us and hittin the enemy when they least expected it.

Team Boxer and FireTeam: Phoenix, thanks for sticking to the plan I know it got boring at times, hopefully the fire fights you got into were worth the wait! "Great Job Guyz I'm proud of you!"

To the Walk-ons and Conscripts, every Army needs someone to do the dirty work, to be the good soldier and you guyz did just that. "And believe me the Command Staff saw it!"

Over all I had a great time(even if it almost killed me, my whole body is crampin, lol)

Thanks Again Team!
XO Somalian Army ~ BHD
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« Reply #26 on Jul 29, 2007, 9:27am »

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Wow, It's tough to follow-up on Runaway's comments but I'll try...

First A BIG SHOUT OUT to Rogue Cell.... Runaway has all ready extolled the exploits of Werewolf so need to recount them here... But those were big points he brought in,.... what can you say... but he also did some things that are needed to win but dont get noticed... Like establishing a security perimeter aroud the CP and taking rear security himself during the final battle.... had our opponents been a bit more determined that would have been one of the most critical moves of the day.... So thanks man!

Dread, I know your impulse is to mix it up but you stepped up in taking charge of Team Dread... you know a brother has got it going on when people start using extensions of his call sign.... I had to chuckle when two of the walk-ons that were on your squad started calling themselves Dread-1 and Dread-2, but it said a lot about what you were doing on the field. You know what the biggest testament to your leadership was? When you left the field that squad continued to function as the Dread squad. Even though you were gone THEY STILL CARRIED ON WITH THE MISSION ASSIGNED TO THEM! Think about that? Were not talking about a formal team or even a group of guys used to playing together, were talking about a bunch guys thrown together for the first time (conscripts as Runaway calls them). That struck me as something very interesting to note.

What can I say about Saint, Otto, Team Krisis and their allies the RATS... Them cats lived in the American base... I have to admit they were up there so much I was wondering if they were going to switch sides! I guesse since they originally wanted to play on the American side they figured that's as close as they could get to it... But as a general, having an experienced team like Krisis to work with is a blessing. Especially early in the game when we were still getting our act together, you guys were critical in helping us to stabilize out defensive lines as well as getting that first mission under our belt. Man I hope we can team up again in the future because I'd sure hate to have to play against you (all though it be a great challenge!).... One last thing, I have always been aware of role playing at scenario games (not my thing) but you guys showed me how it's done... Thanks for bringing your ideas to me and working out a good plan, especially coordinating with the Refs... While your gambit did not garner us any additional points it sure was WAY COOL! Outstanding and job well done!

Team Boxer and Pheonix! What can I say. You are definitely my PEOPLES! You guys were the glue to eveything we did. Without your help and leadership there is no way we could have maintained as cohessive a force, especially with the walk-ons. Your dicipline, communication, and attitude were THE critical element to our sucess on the field of play. Just a few shout outs!

Marco, you are a one man wrecking crew! The thing is, you don't shoot much paint with those two pistols but you are everywhere on the field. You were my deep recon and was feeding me great information all day.... 6 feet from the enemy general and they dont see you.... Man it doesn't get much better than that... You were the trigger for the first take out of the American base. It was you intel that drove me to launch that attack. Then you got your hands on the American pilot.... Then your positioning in around new town, sneeking and peaking, feeding me info on the American movements allowed me to quickly reposition forces to blunt their pushes... Hey man you ever spent any time with Marine Force Reconaisance? If we had a Most Valuable Player, you were it!

Dana, you and Pheonix were doing it all. What ever role I needed you guys to play you made it happen. I know it got crazy for a bit with me having you run here and there but that's part of the FOG of WAR... Be advised (and I know Runaway feels me on this) Pheonix is going to be the fulcrum around which Boxer revolves. So you, Killa, and the other Pheonix guys got your warning order: Be prepared for heavy action in the future.

Bam Bam and Kong, first Kong let me apologize for repeatedly calling you Bam Bam, you know how you guys are so much like twins.... But when I needed ad hoc field commanders you guys steped up and held it down up near Spool Town. Great job!

I can't remeber all the names but there were a few others, like Motrin Man, who just stepped up and stepped in when we needed it. Thanks to all of you!

Let me just say one thing about the walk-ons. Often, those of use who play who are fanatics and obsessives about our game sometimes forget that we were once walk-ons to. But this game proved to me that when you make the effort to get them involved in the game whether running missions or just making sure they understand whats going on, it makes a big difference. In my eyes, the players we had on our side were haulin and ballin just like everyone else and WE COULD NOT HAVE PREVAILED WITHOUT THEIR HELP.

Let me bow down to my XO, Runaway. Man you were shoulder to shoulder with me on this thing from day one. The prep work you put in with me, mapping and walking the field. The time we spent discussing strategy and tactics, your organizing of Boxer and Pheonix in support of the effort, working with Clyde in getting thr pre-regs done. Then on game day it was game on. Bro I KNOW I had you running, but every good commander needs a second that is willing to do the difficult unpleasant things. I know running up and down Buffalo was a b@$%!!, and I know you sacrificed your game to make it happen (not to mention a few gallons of sweat) but you were my ROCK, when things got tight I knew were I could turn to to. I look forward to our Partnership in the future. I think we can do some great things together Bro, THANKS!

I have got to say thanks to Clyde and his staff at Gold Diggers who were very helpfull. Especially letting Runaway and I walk the field one Sunday while the field was closed.

Thanks to the Hun (Recon-1) for the recommendation to EPIC.

Finally, thanks to EPIC UNIT for the opportunity to General my first scenario game. From were I sat you guys ran a great production. Especially hearing our feedback on the helicopters and taking steps to make that particular part of the game more fair.

I had a blast, especially since we won!

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« Reply #27 on Jul 30, 2007, 7:39am »

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Well it seems that I've been saying this a lot over this past weekend (only I'm not speaking into a radio) "No Problem, Command!"

It has been an honor to serve with you, your willingness to listen to all people great and small was the difference. We had spoken on making sure that every asset (my conscripts/walk-on) should be tested and used to ensure one that (and most importantly) they had fun and two that with proper leadership they be trusted to hold the line at the most difficult times. That was a stork of genius when you field promoted people like Dread, Kong, YellowJacket and BamBam and had them command or trail other units and groups so that at least if you had people who refused to follow the plan you would at least know where they were so you could use that Intel in your overall plan. "Beautiful!"

It seems we spent many nights playing mind checker, coming up with attack and counter attack plans with one another but it was all worth wild and I enjoyed every moment of it. By the way thanks for the exercise of Saturday as well, LoL.

"Thank you for allowing me to be involved." "Great Job Sir and Congratulation on your victory in your debut as General"


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Well, my body is denying the fact that this was a low-key game for Rogue Cell. I'm am wore out dehydrated, to say the least. I did have a ton of fun, though and I am really glad I was able to grab a few guns and help out. X-man did a good job on his command debut. The Somalians crushed the American forces and X-man was able to stand out in the open in the middle of Old Town all day. Good job, guys.

The first thanks goes to my Rogue Trooper, Dread. He drove down at the last minute and helped me out when all others were caught up in the storm of life. He was a beast, popping up whenever and wherever I needed him, pushing the flanks and transferring the heat that was on me to the opposing players. Always cheerful when I told him to fling himself at the enemy, he did the job and did it well.

I officially want to thank X-man and Runaway for leading us to victory and giving everyone on the Somalian side an equal chance to participate and bring it home. I'll be honest and say that Runaway had me worried there at the beginning with his bezerker charges, leading our task force screaming into the teeth of the enemy, but it worked. I think he scared them to death. Well done, command.

Team Krisis and the RATS were once again a joy to play with. Thanks for letting us share your shade in the staging area and for watching our backs out on the field. You guys are great. I am glad to say that when we were pushing the right side of New Town in the thick brush, I was able to lay in the gully and wax the three guys that took out Motrin Man, Saint, and Severe. They heard you guys call out and came to investigate. I hereby have complete faith in Multicam, because they never saw me. Consider yourselves avenged.

Team Boxer, it looks like you guys are getting a fresh wind and I am happy for you. You were always a promising team and I hated to see you guys take that hit a coupla months ago. Now it seems like you are getting a second chance and making a name for yourselves. Good luck to you in the near future and Rogue Cell will see you on the field soon.

To the staff of BOSS and to EPIC: you guys did a great job! Thanks for the fun and I'm happy to see more scenarios coming out of your field. The refs were fantastic and EVERYWHERE. I haven't seen that many refs in a long time and it made the game play smooth and enjoyable. Look for Rogue Cell again.

Great game, everyone. See you at the next one.
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Hey Wolf,

I know you must have saw my post in the other thread, but once again you did a great job....

however, let me clear up Run-Away's Pickets Charge...

He was acting on orders from me..... Marco (see my other post) radioed to let me know he was within 6 feet of the American General but couldn't move without being seen (I wanted him to attempt a bunker tag on his CP) I decided to launch a diversionary attack in order to give Marco his chance...

At the time Runaway and several of Team Krisis were at the CP and I told them to immediately launch an all out assault right up the middle of the finger the American CP sat on. I told them I wanted them to try and draw the American defense away from their base... hence Runaway's lack of stealth in mounting his assault.... You all did just what I wanted.... the only problem was Marco had been forced to withdraw before the attack got underway. I didn't learn this until after the fact or I never would have attacked their base at that point.

Everything worked out because Runaway was able to get the Bunker tag on the CP with massive fire support from you, Krisis and others.

As it turned out I believe this set the tone for the rest of the day as we repeatedly overran their base (I should say Krisis, jeez what was up there? Wine, women, becuase the way Krisis kept going up that hill and knocking that base off I was sure they had something going on up there).

Now there's a true story of the Fog of War...
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Congratulations to Team Boxer of Concord, NC for accepting the command of the 39th Russian Guards Motorized Rifle Division for Fulda Gap. This is a very organized and effective team with Runaway as their team commander. X-Man runs with this unit and recently commanded the Somolians at Golddiggers PB Field for host Epic Unit's Black Hawk Down Scenario. Team boxer and X-Man led the way for their first win in command of a scenario game. We will enjoy defeating the NATO Forces with the 39th Guards!!

["Runaway"]

Sheesh! Impatient aren't we! Had you attended you could have written your own AAR.

MM picked me up about 5:35 in the morning. After about a 15-20 minute stop at the Bojangles in Apex, we were on the way. We took the 64W to 49S to 200S route and it was a very nice scenic drive. It took us right at two and a half hours to get there with us arriving at 8:35 AM.

We arrive a little ahead of the Krisis and Rogue Cell guys so we went ahead and set up our 'camp' on the right side near the speed ball fields. As others have mentioned parking it a bit tight here. When the rest of the group arrived they were across the roda from us so we were all pretty centrally located.

I didn't get a chance to walk the field before hand so I was a little nervous about how quickly I would pick up the layout. Especially after the field size chat. Let me say right now that this field could easily support 200 players, possibly more.

We had the typical pre-game brief and found out there were a couple of rules we don't typically see. Namely that gun hits did not count and that the helos were unkillable by opponent players. No biggie, just something we'd work around later.

For the initial insertion I was pretty worried. After seeing at least 45 Americans walking out to their CP for the game start and doing a quick head count of the Somalis, I realized we were outnumbered at least 2-to-1. Ironically, that never became an issue. For whatever reason, the Americans did not immediately attack us and we had time to establish our front lines in force.

Our General had a very good game plan from what I saw. Rather than using established static squads, he appeared to have designated several of his trusted teammates as field commanders. They in turn were responsible for key locations. When fresh troops inserted, the General would get a quick summary of how things were going and dispatch troops where needed. This appeared to bey very effective and I don't believe the Somalis were ever fully on the defensive.

MM had a NPC encounter about 15 minutes in to the game. In kind of a flashback conversation I had with Maximus years ago, MM comes over the radio that he's got a snake in front of him. He went on to describe it as, "the biggest snake he's ever seen that wasn't behind glass!" I won't steal his thunder so I'll let him describe that whole.

About 15 to 20 minutes in to the game, the first sounds of good fire fights started to echo around the field. Our group, the RATS, Krisis and Rogue Cell seemed to be favoring the right tape line as the anchor for our advance. This seemed to be constant travel path throughout the day except for those times where missions required us to move directly to a specific location.

Throughout the day we stayed on the offensive. Those few times we came off the front line I always felt like the missions were being executed in such a way as to give the Americans some room to breath.

I did manage to wear the head-cam out for a bit and I've got about 20 minutes of game footage. Of which there is a nice portion of me assaulting the Bakara Market with some young guns. I've got to mention that the players we had on our team were very easy to work with. If someone was giving direction they would act on them and were very aggressive. That will come out in the videos later.

Some of the best parts of the day for me included:

Saint and I managed to slip in to the back area moving towards the enemy CP. Our goal was to get a General kill. During our march towards their CP we encountered group of American players, 6-8 of them. For about 10 minutes we were literally right beside them. We tricked them in to moving on by feinting that there were two red players who were trying to come up the back side. Which there were....us!

Ultimately we let them continue on and we proceeded towards the CP. When we were about 30 yards from the CP we were spotted by the General who was alone. I didn't actually know it was the General or that he was alone at the time or the story might have ended differently. As Saint and I planned our attack, I kept checking my watch. 12:50...sweet. 10 minutes to come up with and execute a plan of attack. Unfortunately either my watch was wrong or the horn sounded early as about a minute later the game was paused for lunch.

Another enjoyable part of the day were several of the spontaneous pushes we had along the right tape line. By spontaneous I mean we would start with a small group trying to punch a hole through the lines. As we did, we'd pick up several more red players until we had a sizable group. Again, teamwork, communication and movement kept our team on the offensive. The Americans simply would not hold ground. The shoot, move, re-engage, shoot, repeat process was very fun.

Unfortunately we continued this process up until 4:30. At that time I did a quick, "who wants to assault the CP!?" question and got a resounding, "let's do it!" This ultimately lead in to a unrelenting 20 minute assault on the Americans CP until it was completely over run. While that sounds like a good thing, I think it broke the spirit of the American players. Even when they were given a hot insertion to help them re-establish ground, it wasn't enough.

For the last 10 minutes of the game, we were either doing target practice or Prodigy and I ended up shooting one-sies at each other.

I never heard the final score but I heard we won by 250 points.

I know this is long winded but the field was great. I'd definitely go back up there. The paint was very good. We shot RPS Premium and it was flawless for me.

Congratulations to our team, the General and his support staff, who all did a great job!

Thanks to Epic Unit for their reffing contribution and story line. I think you guys did a great job! About my only suggestion would be to use the GSRP next time as a basis for the rules.

Finally, thanks to MM for coming along and driving. Definitely a fun day!

I'll be editing the videos and getting them up as fast as I can.

Severe
Posted: Jul 29 2007, 12:51 PM


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["Runaway"]

This was my first time at Gold Diggers and I was really impressed with the field. I was told it was about the size of Gotcha, but I was happy to find it was much bigger, and I was told we didn't even see "The good part" because the placement of our CP. Saint said there was a two story tower and other things located behind our CP.

The morning had us arriving after The RATS, and we had far less a drive, but we got there and set up across the drive way from them as Severe mentioned. Parking kind of reminded me of the parking at Command Decisions Paintball. We got chrono'd at one of two chrono stations. The line at the chrono normally moved fast and that was a plus. After the missed rules briefing we got on the field shortly after game on.

Krisis and the RATS sort of stuck together for a while after game on causing all sorts of chaos on the far right tape. It seemed that was vital to keeping the Americans off our CP all day. We were looking for this "convoy" and finally found it after sitting on it for a good 20 minutes. I was shooting at this guy and he picked up the bunker he was hiding behind and moved it, I yelled "Hey, you can't move the bunkers" and then told a ref. She told me "he isn't moving a bunker" to which I replied "I just saw him", she then said "I never said he was moving a bunker." This led me to believe we had found that stinking convoy that we had been hunting all morning. After meeting some resistance Otto had a great idea to try and establish contact with an American field commander. He walked over to the convoy with his hand over his barrel and asked for an American field commander. As he got to the convoy he found that all the opposition had been eliminated or left allowing us to secure the PVC PUG looking convoy. Werewolf and I carried it to the CP. After many drops, trips and choice words Werewolf just picked it up and ran it to the CP himself.

Later in the morning after clearing the already cleared New City the Somalians led a push on the CP and took it. Upon arrival we found a prop and returned it to our base securing more points. It was a great push by the entire Somalian team. That was the great thing, our team was 100% into the game and willing to do most anything. With one hour til lunch we just caused some havoc in the New City. The lunch horn sounded and I was surprised that I had yet to be eliminated. That's a first.

After lunch Static and Otto decided they wanted to "play games" with the American staff. I'll let them explain how that went down as there was some controversy. It seemed that all through the day the Somalians were constantly moving forward, the afternoon was no exception. I played in New City almost the entire afternoon session as that seemed to be a valuable point to hold. I do remember being off field with a majority of Krisis and the RATS and hearing firing near our CP. Then when they took the field it was just minutes until the firing shifted to their CP. That was awesome.

The final battle was interesting for sure, there was no stand down it was just a final mission. They were supposed to take our CP as we tried to take theirs(I think). Toward the end of the day there were no Americans on the field, that was kind of a downer. So Severe, Grendel, Saint and I tried to have target practice but everyone else and their mom wanted to light the targets up with bursts instead of the one shot that we were used to. So Severe walked about 30 feet away and we lined up to shoot each other. I shot, I hit Severs pod on his chest. He shot and nailed me dead in the center of my chest. It was pretty funny.

All in all this was a good game. You could tell it was EPIC UNIT's first game, but that does not mean it was bad. It just had some kinks to be worked out as all first runs do. I think some things that would could be changed would be to adopt the GSRP, that way there is not as much "I'm not sure, but I'll find out." That was great though, if the refs didn't know something, they wouldn't just make something up, they'd ask. Also, I thought it ended too abruptly. After the final horn sounded that was it, it was over. I heard the score through another player. I think an offical ending "de-breifing" would be nice. Maybe even some awards like MVP, MVT, Sportsmanship ect. I did like the lunch plan they had. (thanks MM and Cindy for the PB&J and Mike & Ikes) The missions were fun and interesting too. I look forward to playing another game produced by EPIC UNIT.

To the RATS and the rest of Krisis, it was fun as usual. To the command staff, you guys had a great plan and it showed as we had Somalians all over the field. To EPIC UNIT great game, and great reffing. Maybe next time ya'll will be able to play.

This concludes the novel.

Prodigy Posted: Jul 29 2007, 07:13 PM


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["Runaway"]

My day started off very nicely with an exhilarating early morning road trip with some good conversation and a pair of very tasty bacon and cheese biscuits from Bojangles. We arrived at the field to find that somehow after driving 140+ miles we had managed to beat Krisis to the field. (I think Otto was blamed for that but I’m not sure really). After we got set up, got paint and registered my day headed south. I got to the crono and had an air leak. Refilled the bottle and went to camp and corrected the problem. I had thrashed to get ready for the first insertion as Severe waited for me to get ready. We rushed out to the CP and found our General briefing 3-4 players on key points to hold (red line, blue line, the spot…) We had not walked the field and not being familiar with the field I thought the discussion was interesting but I had no idea where these areas were. But it was very clear that the General had given a lot of thought and planning as to how he wanted defensive / field controlling lines set up. As Severe stated we only had a few players on the field at this time and as we were in camp trying to get me ready their whole army had walked by us headed to insertion. We thought we were in trouble already. Severe and I decided to just try and get a feel for the flanks and that is when I realized I have very little air (still spiraling south). Sooo O decided that since I was a lame duck any way I would just get out front and do some recon and if I got shot out so be it (actually I was looking for the pods for a free case of paint). So as I was moving left of Severe and I came upon a dummy in the prison and radioed Severe and he started back to let command know. I continued left looking for pods. About that time I see movement moving left to right and it was a low crawler! Right in front of me is this huge black snake (my day had finally hit bottom). So I get on the radio and proceed to freak out! It was a very funny radio exchange. Then I decided that because I didn’t have a camera I needed a witness. There was a ref nearby (they were everywhere all day, Good Job!) so I decided to call for a paint check. The poor ref gets there and I keep pointing and asking for a paint check and he finally says where? I point down to the snake (that was better than 5’ long and right in front of us) and the ref had the exact same initial response as I had had (I don’t know how to type it but YIKES! is close enough). Yup my day was getting better now (I had some fun with a ref.) So ref 1 calls another ref (that was also nearby, I tell you they were everywhere!) So as ref 2 comes up I again call for a paint check and with out hesitation he called’em clean! Very funny! Ref 1 in the meantime was on the radio with game central and they told him to pick him (the snake) up and get him off of the field! It became clear really quick that this was not gonna happen. Ref 1 was adamant that he was “NOT GONNA TOUCH IT!!!”. Up to this point I was really ok with the snake, he was rather large but he was also black. Then he started to go up a tree and that freaked me out. I was ok with him on the ground but not being freaking airborne! Anyway ref 2 took charge and scared the snake off in the general direction of Severe and I was ok with that!. Ref 2 still being in charge proceeded to tell me that "they do not kill the black snakes here because it keeps the Copperhead population down". Armed with that peice of information I decided to go get air and clean my pants.

I reinserted and got sent to “The Spot” by the General. When I got there I hear what I think is Severe ahead of me yelling something about a “Low Crawler” of a two legged kind (thank goodness). Soon after that Severe got shot out and I then came under attack and think I got the guy that got him. There was a guy there that was talking a lot to Red Command and I was listening to the conversations trying to get a feel for what was going on in the game then I heard someone calling MM!, MM!. That is where I met Runaway, I’m not sure from what team but we spoke for a few minutes. (sorry I never got to talk to you later).I found a good position and had quite a few eliminations before finally being flanked and taken out.

Somehow the rest of the morning I got assigned an area and then held an area on Buffaloe Rd with Bam Bam and Kong and our General fed reinforcements to us. Those guys most likely don’t know me but I had a good time moving and coordinating with them. Sorry but I never got to talk to them off of the field. They were very coordinated and had crisp communication all morning. The other highlight of the morning was a mission of ours to hold the Radio Station. After we found it Bush was there with an air strike device (nerf football). We realized that the only way the Americans could get there (we held all of Buffaloe Rd) would be by helo. And sure enough after a while here it came. They chased me around a series of pallet bunkers (I could not shoot back) and went over and dropped the ball in the station then landed. The six guys got extremely shot out! Actually they were already dead due to the kill radius of the air strike but who knew. We knew it was their only chance but we could not defend against a helo. But it was fun.

In the afternoon I stayed more with Severe and we had some really good pushes all the way to their CP several times.

Overall it was a fun game!
Americans well fought!
Refs Good Job!
Epic Unit Good Job! For a first time it went very well.
The field was a lot of fun to play and I would not hesitate to go back there. The travel was not bad at all.
It would have been nice to know that the drawings were going to be at the lunch break.
Red Command Good Job!
My only regrets are that I never met our General off of the field or got a chance to talk to the guys that were working with him that were from there. They were very well prepared. Next Time Guys!

Everyone on the red Team worked very well together. All of the players that I encountered would readily join us and follow along on a push or a mission plan.

Krisis as always it was a pleasure! Hope to see you guys again soon! Thanks for getting us to the “Burger Joint” that was just what I needed. Saint, I hope you feel better! Prodigy you may have been eliminated sooner in the day but I had to deal with the crawler!


MM

PS: I kept looking over my shoulder in the trees and brush for my crawling friend all day!

["Runaway"]

EPIC Unit

Posted: Jul 31 2007, 01:07 AM


I would like to say that Kent, you did one hell of a job as a general. I didn't get to see a whole lot of you that day, but from what I did see and from how you had that field organized, I would be honored to play with you any day. Also, be expecting an invite back out there to general another scenario.

["Runaway"]

THE HUN


Congratulations to Team Boxer of Concord, NC for accepting the command of the 39th Russian Guards Motorized Rifle Division for Fulda Gap. This is a very organized and effective team with Runaway as their team commander. X-Man runs with this unit and recently commanded the Somolians at Golddiggers PB Field for host Epic Unit's Black Hawk Down Scenario. Team boxer and X-Man led the way for their first win in command of a scenario game. We will enjoy defeating the NATO Forces with the 39th Guards!!

["Runaway"]

~Severe~
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Team Boxer has requested a direct link to their forum in the Local and Regional Teams section.

You can now visit their forums directly from CPb.

It's my understanding they are recruiting new members. I've played with and against members of Team Boxer and they're a good bunch of guys. If you're looking for a team, be sure to check them out.


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(NOTE) The above post contains large amounts of sarcasm, and in no way is intended to offend anyone, nor is any comment or quote designed to resemble, replicate, or imitate any actual person (living or deceased).

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Here's some press and photo's from Ghost Buster
carolinapaintballers.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=2914&st=100

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Charlotte Coalition

epicunit.15.forumer.com/index.php?showtopic=640

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Fulda Gap

www.yabbers.com/bb/index.php?mforum=commanddecision&act=ST&f=15&t=1892&st=15#entry21600

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Paintball 2Xtremes (Magazine), has a write up in the February 2008 edition, about the Fulda Gap Game at Command Decisions, we are listed as Most Valuable Team, but nothing more than that. Only one picture has one of in it and that would be Paul Yunker in the background of someone else photo.

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I stand corrected, I don't know how I missed it, but Killa found a half page spread (pix) of Sonic-X, so Kent you better get about 100 copies, lol!!!!!!

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