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HeadShot · 2010-06-18T11:19:01Z

This is a re-hash of Heide's post but with relevant info for the Jeds I'll get the "airsoft" stuff out of the way here, as I don't really want to be covering it at the event, so we can all be "in character" the second we leave the cars behind. We will operate in the standard 3-man Jedburgh teams. Information about the teams and the mission is contained in this thread: viewtopic.php?f=151&t=10745 If you haven't seen the kitlist, please have a look now and let us know if you're short of anything. Don't obsess about anal crap like badges, just make sure you've got adequate clothing, shelter, food & water, a weapon and something dry and warm to sleep in. We will have to enter the battle zone by walking in from where we will park our cars and will be on the mission as soon as we are on the site. For this walk, you will need to carry everything you need for the full 24 hours, including sleeping and eating equipment and shelters. We will NOT return to the cars until endex, except for an emergency. Once we reach our first RV area, we will cache our bergens and get on with it. Weapons - I recommend an smg for sheer firepower and practicality. We will be dramatically outnumbered and outgunned, so every little helps! Sidearms are optional. Smoke grenades are handy for covering any retreats. Whilst we will do everything we can to avoid it, there is a very real possibility that you may be captured by the enemy. If this happens, consider yourself to be disarmed, even if you have a pistol and/or a rubber knife hidden down your pants. You will have your weapon and belt kit taken from you by the enemy. You may attempt escape if you are captured (the set of orders I give will include an escape & evasion contingency if you're brave enough to attempt escape). Obviously, if you do manage to escape captivity, you will be completely alone and unarmed. After a period of captivity, you will be reinserted into the battle - you will be given back your belt kit and unloaded weapon and you will not be allowed to reload the weapon until you rejoin friendly forces. You won't have to suffer stress positions or any of that, but you will be blindfolded and you shouldn't expect tea & biscuits from your captors either! If you are captured, the only information you will give will be name, rank, number and date of birth (you could get further into character by making up suitable ones for yourselves). Any other questions asked will be replied to with "I cannot answer that question". The trick to being a "successful" PoW is to come across as a total wuss. Play on imaginary injuries. Every time anyone touches you, moan and groan as if you're in pain. Take your time before replying to questions and generally convince your captors that you're not worth the bother and are out of the game. They may lower their guard sufficiently for you to do a runner, or to gain valuable information from them from their conversations etc. Do not fraternise with the enemy! Medic & regen rules: On the Saturday, the normal "hit and medic" rule will apply, but with a couple of twists. If a friendly player medics you, you're back in play. If an enemy medics you, you are "captured". On your second hit, you are considered to have a more serious wound and must stay put for 20 minutes, during which time, you can still be captured. During those 20 minutes, you may not move, nor talk to anyone. Once the 20 minutes are passed, you can remove your bandage and rejoin your team mates. The CiA rule of "don't be a cock" applies here. If you're 10 feet away behind the enemy don't stand up and hose them, use your common sense; stay put and get out of there and then rejoin your patrol. On day 2 (sunday), you will have 1 additional bandage. If you are hit after the application of your second bandage, you are considered to be too seriously wounded to fight and will play no further part in the game. Value your "life" and don't get bogged down in pointless firefights!

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I was scratching my head at a pile of '37 pattern webbing last night trying out different options, I think I'll end up with it in bits again tonight.

I've organised 600 rounds in 6 pistol speed loaders, so can 'add' them to my inventry as and when we find drops.

Posted : 08/07/2010 9:49 am

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yeah, but still!, spent last night sorting out my ammo, am now going to have to go back through it all to sort it again, could have done with having that in the brief at the start.

Why is it a problem? Just stick to one mag until we find our drops then open it out to 600.

Just be self-regulating about it and adhere to The First Rule of Comrades in Arms.

Posted : 08/07/2010 10:02 am

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im not even gonna put a mag in my gun for the first section. if i have to fire we deserve to die.

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