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Thank you!

The Boryszyn Loop - 24th January 2010

Previous events

Thanks to all players at our recent 'Operation Ariel' event.

This was the first early war WW2 airsoft event organised in the UK and was an outstanding success. With more rifles in play than ever seen before and a task based scenario it certainly took the genre to a new level.

Operation Ariel

On the grapevine...

Planning is underway for four events in 2010, one based around OSS Jedborough operatives another the chance for players to get out the Russian uniforms. The other two events are under wraps just for the moment...

BOOKINGS NOW BEING TAKEN!

Our "Boryszyn Loop" event sees the an advance party of scouts and engineers from the Red Army's 11 Guards Armoured Corps led by Colonel Sobolew stumble on a entrance cut into the hillside and are tasked with investigating what lies behind the steel doors...

The German troops within, hastily brought forward to defend the route to Berlin and commanded by SS Obergrupenführer Krüger, comprises V SS Mountain Corps, 86 Fortress Machine Gun Battalion, 103 Permanent Fortress Infantry Battalion, 433, 463 and 192 Depot Infantry Divisions of the Wermacht, as well as some 9 Army and Volkssturm battalions. There is much work to be done - not only securing the archives and art treasures but also ensuring the security of the engine assembly halls. The communications centre is vital to retain coordination of adjoining complexes up and down the line.

Should this defence be breached it is 'next stop Berlin' for the Red Army...

5th July 2009 event

As British and French troops organise evacuation to Dunkirk and Cherbourg it is left to the stout British infantry to hold back the German advance. A safe haven must be maintained, roads kept clear, equipment left behind put beyond use and extraction of French gold reserves facilitated. It's grim work but hundreds of thousands of men's lives depend on it.

Our story takes us to early July 1940. Cut off and left behind as the last organised craft left the shores ten days ago, a small group of British soldiers and airmen have a choice - give themselves up to the encircling German forces or fight on and somehow get themselves to a port and find a boat to requisition. Their saving grace is that the disciplined Germans are not in a hurry and their organised military machine is slow to react to the activities of the plucky Brits...