PhiberOptiX

Just registered for US Army.

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"If your presence doesnt make any difference, your absence wont either."

Ghostman

I am pretty sure I will be going. Need to find out if I have the funds to go.

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RodentX

It's official, I will not be attending. I have to work on Saturday, and I'm photographing my sister-in-laws wedding on Sunday. Sorry fellas, maybe next time. Have a great time!

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My Gear: Tippmann X-7 with E-Grip | RAP4 Vests | Crossfire 4500psi/68ci | Vents Avatar

Sloppy Joe

I had a great time at the game. It was nice to work with a couple of you. I am glad Ghostman pressed the issue to have us all on the same team too. As he said victory was sweet.

Dog Soldier 1

After Action Report - Dog Soldiers to Tippmann

August 22, 2009 – Ia Drang Valley
Battlefront Paintball, Hubbard, Ohio
Attendance – 300+

Dog Soldiers battled for the U.S. forces. As part of the Lost Platoon Dog Soldiers
and Tech Warriors maintained an hour and fifteen minutes of stubborn resistance, surpassing by 45 minutes (2.5 times) the amount of time Lost Platoon had resisted in 2008. Special mention to the member of Tech Warriors who hid for another hour plus after the battle was over, denying NVA points for clearing the zone. The Lost Platoon (“We Were Soldiers”) segment of the event was an epic firefight that saw Dog Soldiers 6, 8,9 and 13 displaying the grit and determination that Dog Soldiers are becoming known for. The theme was now set for the day…. The U.S. forces were heavily outnumbered and would have to give a super human effort to come up with a victory

In the afternoon conflict Dog Soldiers group, with the high ground, methodically and effectively pushed forward, over-running 4 NVA flag stations, each flag station being heavily defended by dug-in NVA troops. This was a knock down endurance battle that saw Dog 9 tenaciously leading assault after assault on the NVA flag stations

In the final minutes of the battle, outcome still in question Dog Soldiers, Tech Warriors, N.E.O.S.M.U.T. and Bio Hazard as these teams have come to do on a regular basis, put the bit in the mouth and pulled the locomotive across the finish line, taking one last NVA flag and securing a U.S. 2,490 – NVA 2,310 Victory.

Special mention must be given to Dog 13 for his grenade hit counts and his scores of hits with his Tippmann during the battle. Special mention must be given to Dogs 8 and 9 for their mission control - under fire decision-making, aggressiveness and leadership. And special mention must be given to teams Bio Hazard, N.E.O.S.M.U.T. and Tech Warriors for their class, their camaraderie, and their ability to continually pull victory from the jaws of defeat….time after time Dog Soldiers have combined with these teams to accomplish the near impossible. We cannot thank our brothers, our allies enough.

Dog Soldiers did ourselves and our sponsors proud