What tents are we allowed to bring?
Period tentage is preferred (zelts, pups or post-WW2 canvas type) but, tarps, bashas and nylon tents are allowed - one of the advantages of these events is to try something new and have a bit of a personal experiment.
What are the uniform requirements?
Any WW2 forces uniform or even period/civilian/partisan. Again, your chance to experiment, try out new kit, wear something you rarely get a chance to wear or simply wear your fave clobber. Remember, this is a working environment and there will be exercises so keep it practical - your First Sea Lord uniform might be best kept for the social!
What weapon do I need?
Again, your choice. Time to experiment & test. Pistols might be handy (often a useless accessory at games!)
What time is the event?
Noon Saturday 2nd to noon Sunday 3rd March.
Where is the site?
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How much is the event and how do I book?
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I'm new to WW2 airsoft - will I be welcome and will I like it?
Most certainly on both counts, it will be great to get to know you.
I'm 16 - can I attend?
Very sorry, but for many reasons CiA events are for over 18's only. On the plus side pensioners are more than welcome.

I've been to training days before - what's different?
The CiA team have both run and attended many training days in the past too. We are building on past experiences by bringing in new elements and keeping it relevant to practical games rather than theoretical army manual training. Quite apart from the social aspect it is important for 'old hands' to get to know and involve 'new blood' - WW2 airsoft is a shared experience.