SCEN: Operation: Flash Fire V - October 16th, 2010

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Location:

Tango Down's Airsoft Field/Hole In The Wall Paintball
24262 66th Street
Bangor, Michigan 49013

Age: 14+
Registration Fee: $15.00

Briefing at 10:30 AM
Game Times: 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM

- Pre and Post Event Camping Allowed At No Charge.
- Only Five Miles From South Haven (Restaurants/Bed and Breakfasts)



February
Allied Coalition causalities as a result of the North Korean offensive are heavy, up to 65% in frontline unit positions. The Allied Coalition advance to push back the DPRK offensive near the ‘bulge’ and stabilize the line long enough to grant surviving members of the 184th Airborne safe passage succeed. Surviving 184th paratroopers report seeing unidentified soldiers moving in heavily armored transport vehicles towards the frontline; coalition intelligence is unable to confirm.

The U.S. 10th Mountain Division arrives to replace highly depleted and shell-shocked troops. Consistent North Korean artillery bombardment and scouting parties harass freshly dug-in positions and supply convoys. As temperatures drop to -20 degrees Fahrenheit and under the cover of blinding snowstorms, ill-supplied, battle weary, and isolated allied positions are overrun…

March
Sensing that their window for winter attacks was drawing to a close, the newly arrived and well equipped 7th Special Operations Division begins to assault coalition positions with immeasurable brutality. Using a combination of artillery and battlefield chemical weapons, the 7th Division begins to systematically breach the already weakened front line.

North Korean armor supported by the 21st Infantry Division effectively breaches the DMZ near Yeoncheon. ROK soldiers destined for frontline engagements are diverted to support the ailing coalition positions near Yeoncheon. Temperatures rise to 15 degrees Fahrenheit.

April
In response to the stalemate in Korea, the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the Special Armed Services Committee commission MACK (Military Assistance Command, Korea) to head-up and control all military operations on the Korean Peninsula.

Unseasonably warm spring temperatures cause winter snowfall to melt, turning the already lacking North Korean infrastructure into an impassible battlefield. Using the shifting weather conditions to their advantage, the 7th Division begins to plant mines on frequently trafficked allied convoy routes…

Further assaults by the Special Operations Division on front line positions are compounded by poor road conditions, gas attacks, poorly planned evacuation protocols. Additional North Korean infantry units flood into gaps in the front line caused by the 7th Divisions brutal assaults.

Portions of the line held by the severely weakened 10th Mountain Division fall under massive DPRK artillery fire and lightning fast infantry assaults. Forward observers report that 45% of all front line positions have been overrun; surviving units are reporting less than 30% troop strength…



Operation: Flash Fire - October 15th, 2006
Outcome: Major Allied Coalition Victory

Operation: Flash Fire II - October 13-14th, 2007
Outcome: Major Allied Coalition Victory

Operation: Flash Fire III - October 18th, 2008
Outcome: Battlefield Stalemate (Minor Allied Objective Victory / 3:1 Allied Casualty Rate)

Operation Flash Fire, Codename: Deep Snow (Side Story) - December 6th, 2008
Outcome: Major Allied Coalition Victory

Operation: Backdraft (Prequel Event) - May 9th, 2009
Outcome: Major Allied Coalition Victory

Operation: Flash Fire IV - October 18th, 2009
Outcome: Battlefield Stalemate (Minor Allied Objective Victory / 3:1 Allied Casualty Rate)



DPRK 7th Special Operations Division (Green Team): OD BDU, Woodland BDU, MARPAT, Tiger Stripe, CadPat, DPM, and Mulitcam.

U.S. 10th Mountain Division (Tan Team): Khaki BDU, Desert BDU, Black BDU, Urban BDU, DCU, and ACU.

*Contractor (Khaki pants and a black shirt) will not allowed at this event under any circumstances.

*Mis-Matched uniforms (camouflages from both sides) will not be allowed.

*Objectives for all sides will be revealed on the day of the event.



Standard Rifles and Submachine Guns
- 410 FPS limit
- 800 rounds in any configuration. Loose BB’s are not permitted.

SAW's and Support Weapons
- 410 FPS limit
- 2500 rounds in any configuration. Loose BB’s are not permitted.

Sniper Rifles
- 550 FPS limit
- 200 rounds in any configuration. Loose BB’s are not permitted.



1.0 - 350.9 fps - Arms length engagement limit
351.0 - 409.9 fps - 20 foot engagement limit
420.0 - 550.9 fps – 50 foot engagement limit, bolt action or permanent* Semi-auto replicas only.
551.0+ fps - Prohibited or allowed with permission of event organizer only

*Permanent semi-auto refers to replicas that do not have full-auto fire capability, no matter how the selector switch or other user input device is manipulated.



- All players must sign a waiver or have one on file before playing
- All minors must have a waiver signed by a parent or guardian




- Running water and electricity available on site.
- BB's, Green Gas, Batteries, and drinks will be for sale on site.
- Visitors or parents will be admitted for free.
- Violation of rules or regulations set down on the field is grounds for removal from game without refund.

*Real steel knives, firearms, batons, etc are not allowed under any circumstances. Failure to comply will result in immediate removal from the event, lifetime ban from all future events, and legal ramifications to the fullest extent of the law.



- Full eye protection – MUST BE FULL SEAL
- Radio - Highly recommended
- Spare BB’s and Batteries
- Compass
- Canteen / Snacks
- Money for Lunch
- Camera (Optional)



Walk on payment and registration is welcome.

Prepays are also welcome; PayPal armoryairsoft@gmail.com with the required admission amount ($15.00 per player).

Checks or Money Orders are also accepted. Please send to:

Armory Airsoft
P.O. Box 620
Lawton, MI 49065

Please also include by e-mail or letter which side you would like to fight on.

All rules, regulations, or details are subject to change.

Questions or comments?

Contact John at armoryairsoft@gmail.com or message CantoXII on MiA.




- Pre Event Camping
- Post Event Camping

DPRK 7th Special Operations Division (Green Team):

Papaya Salad x 3
Greener x 3 (FLAK)
Quoi97 (FLAK)
S17 (FLAK)
Snow (FLAK)
Advocate of Doom
Triggs (FAH)
GrimX9 aka Sugar x 4
GHammer
Dwizzle
M4A1 x 2
Recoil87
Black Talon x 2
Fatal Uprising [Illinois] x 5
SilentHunter [Illinois]
KiloMike x 2
Kodiak
Sharky20
Ski
Spice
SilentDeath124
MuffinMan x 2
Piper (Immortal)
Grimm (Immortal)
BH (Immortal)
Bones (Immortal)
Bison (Immortal)
Witek (Immortal)
Bellor (Immortal)
Roz (Immortal)
Doom (Immortal)
Conscript (Immortal)
Moose (Immortal)
Ivan (Immortal)
Ninja (Immortal)
Casper (Immortal)
JinsokuTakai x 2
Skycop
FlyingDutchman
Magicalpwnyhorse x 2
Puggy x 2
Grizzly
Kimbrough (FLAK)
JonathanC
TheArgentChampion x 3
RadioFlyer x 3
Banchou x 2

Green Team Total: 68

U.S. 10th Mountain Division (Tan Team):

Kaboose (Eggheads) [Commanding Officer]
Eggheads [Illinois] x 9
Gimpalong
Echelon (QRF)
Paranox (Kzoo)
SunShine x 2 (Kzoo)
Marshy (ODA 561)
Gunner998 (FLAK) x 3
Pandacorn Company x 5
WestMiAirsoft x 5
Crockett
Foxtrot x 2
Hunt
Lanman
Ilocosr x 4
RoughNeck (ODA 561)
Knife (HellFish)
Broken RS x 2
Nomad x 2
Sugg (QRF)
Relish (QRF)
AztecWarrior (QRF)
Elhers
FlyingDutchman x 1
Yankee
PearlDrummer x 2
Necro
Sparky153
PaleNite x 3
Ghilliegan
Ghast (HellFish) x 2
Sharky20
Black Talon x 6
OneShotOneMiss x 4

Tan Team Total: 71

Total Player Roster: 141

Moderators/Role Players (Not Counted Towards Total:)

CantoXII (FLAK)
GlassArchitect (FLAK)
ET (FLAK)
Norrec (FLAK)
ShortRound (FLAK)
HunterV (FLAK)
Incendio (FLAK)
Czech (FLAK)
Canada (FLAK)
CrossBones (FLAK)
GBiscuit (ODA 561)

Moderator/Role Player Total: 10