By Admin on Wednesday, September 27, 2000 - 05:10 pm:
BAASH Dev-Group
BAASH's internal Dev-Group has commenced the construction of two killhouses. These are permanent facilties intended specifically for CQB scenarios, as well as mil-sims employing the use of structures. More details soon! 
By Admin on Monday, September 25, 2000 - 05:55 pm:
Cimmeria Camps Oct.20-22
Capt.Kirk sent this:
Quote:Please come and celebrate the Cimmerians' ninth anniversary and our final full camping weekend of the year!
The Date: Friday, Saturday Sunday
October 20, 21 & 22
The Place: The high altitude desert of Nevada see www.cimmerians.com later this week for directions
The Setting: desert red rock formations/snow-capped peaks in the background/chocolate chip cammie terrain
Airsoft combat at its most intense; the Humvee will be a central prop in the games
The Climate: Unpredictable. Expect mild-to-cool day time temperatures, extremely cold night temperatures. Be prepared for rain, inclimate weather. Weather will have no impact- we go regardless of climate.
What You'll Need: Tents will be essential. Bring all water, food and firewood as there are no services whatsoever. Bring shovels. Bring your real steel if you like- the desert is a great place to bust a few caps.
Please contact headquarters with any questions, ideas, comments, etc. I look forward to seeing everybody. OOFTAH!!!
That is all.
Denebeim Captain Cimmeria
By Admin on Monday, September 25, 2000 - 05:50 pm:
Op: Art of War
Valkyrie sent this:
Quote:Date: October 13-15
Location: Near Eldon, MO
Cost:
Pre-Pay by Oct 1st: $25.00
Pre-Pay after Oct 1st: $30.00
Pay at the Door: $35.00
MWRAA members receive $5.00 discount
Premise:
"A South American country is the frequent pass-through for drugs, weapons, and other contraband. This small country has no standing army. Long the butt of the world's jokes, loose bands of countrymen, who call themselves the "Nationals", take great offense. They jealously guard their borders, and actively seek out trespassers on their soil. Sometimes they are successful at driving out intruders. Even better, is when they capture the transported material. This, they can sell for cash, or keep for themselves. Drugs for cash to help their families. Guns and ammunition for the next raid.
But this time...this time...it's better."
Come out October 13 through the 15th for an excellent AirSoft weekend. Night games of Friday and Saturday nights, Full day on Saturday, and skirmishes on Sunday morning.
Camping on-site is free. If Hotel accommodations are more your sort, start making reservations by September 1st. Hotels are available in Eldon, MO(3 miles from site).
This event will have a limited amount of entries. No more than 60 players will be allowed.
Pre-Registration and payment is recommended. This is a piece of private land, but sealed goggles will still be required. Field velocity limits will be 400fps for full-auto, 500 fps for single shot sniper weapons.(Snipers must have a secondary weapon)
Meal Choices:
Yes, you could bring all your meals for this event. But why not join everyone for a grand dinner on Saturday night. We are considering having a group meal catered in from Eldon, MO, Please let us know if you are interested.
Prize Raffling and Competitions:
There will be a raffle for prizes at this event.
Valkyrie Air will also be holding a marksman competition. The marksman competition will have 6 divisions available to compete in(Stock Spring, Stock Gas, Upgraded Spring, Upgraded Gas, Stock AEG, Upgraded AEG).
The Format:
There will be 6 divisions available to shoot in. Each shooter in each division will receive five (5) shots at a man sized target. The three (3) top scorers in each division will advance to the semi finals. The same rules apply to the semi finals. Top scorer in each division will advance to the finals. Up to this point, each shooter will usr their own weapon, or a rental. In the finals, each shooter will fire a supplied weapon. All finalists will receive 10 free rounds during a warm up session from the provided weapon to see how the weapon performs.
Prizes:
Advance to semi finals: (each Division)(18 prizes) 1000 rds. of .2g BB
Advance to Finals: (each Division)(6 prizes) Standard magazines, full bags of BB's, Electric Pistols, and Cans of Gas. Highest score gets choice.
Finalist: (One Prize) One Maruzen APS-2 SV w/spare magazine. ($ 400 retail value)
The APS is guaranteed as long as 20 people shoot. Otherwise a prize of lower value will be substituted. Other prizes will vary depending on availability.
Visit the following link for details.
http://www.valkyrieair.com/mwraa/oct00.htm
By Admin on Friday, September 8, 2000 - 10:41 pm:
Running with the DoGs!
I had the pleasure of meeting Winston (DoG#0), Steve (DoG#1), Simon (DoG#2), Flinn (DoG#3), Nigel (DoG#11), Heather (DoG#12), Paul (DoG#15), and Peter (DoG#24) after work on Wednesday. Steve and Paul drove a camoflaged lorry to pick me up from the Wokingham train station. You should have seen the looks on the commuters' faces when I hopped into the lorry!
Winston is an APC, which Steve keeps parked in his driveway. The neighbors love Steve, because his toys keep troublemakers away from this bunch of houses. A quick tour inside Steve's abode confirms that he has far too much time and money for his hobbies! J
Winston provided a wonderful rumbling tour of the English countryside with Steve in the driver's seat and Peter in the commander's chair. I spent a good amount of time in the machinegunner's turret. Believe me, automobiles give right of way to an 8-ton APC bearing down the tarmac!
... And roads were not always necessary: we even crossed a waterway. Winston took it in complete stride. If Steve had not mentioned it, I probably would have never known.
After a quick exercise in advanced camoflage techniques, the excursion ended with a dinner stop at a local pub, the Crooked Billet, where the DoGs subjected my palate to Swirl and Mash... as well as a steaming hot dessert called, "Spotted D ick." We certainly don't get anything like that in the U.S.!
During dinner, Flinn proclaimed me as honorary DoG#99 and bestowed upon me a much coveted DoG beret... probably to help me feel better after all the physical, verbal, and culinary abuse they heaped upon me. It was all in fun, of course! J WHAT A GREAT BUNCH! I plan to spend more time with the DoGs when I'm back in the UK! And next time, I'm bringing my gear!
For more info on the DoGs, visit their website:
http://www.btinternet.com/~dogteam-netsolve/
I will post photos soon, but here's one from the DoG site: