Posted: 10/4/2015 4:05:09 PM EDT
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OpFor will be playing the role of a motivated and aggressive enemy force for LECTC1.
19-24 OCT 2015 19-OCT arrive @ 6pm – 1am (approx finish time) – 10 slots 20-OCT arrive @ 6pm – 2am (approx finish time) – 10 slots 21-OCT arrive @ 6pm – 2am (approx finish time) – 10 slots 22-OCT arrive @ 6pm – 1am (approx finish time) – 10 slots 23-OCT arrive @ 6pm – 1am (approx finish time) – 10 slots 24-OCT arrive @ 800am – 200pm (approx finish time) – 8 slots We will be going “hot” at approx 7pm each night. Please arrive around 6pm to sort gear, load magazines, sign waivers and receive instructions for the night events. If you take a slot & receive an email confirmation then you are expected to show up on time and participate until complete. Taking a slot keeps someone else who is interested from participating. To sign up: You must be a US citizen Legal adult - 18 years old or older No felonies Able to pass a drug screening Sign the NDA and Liability Release/Waiver Able & willing to follow directions Bring: Athletic cup Gloves Clothing - long sleeves, pants, lightwgt boots... Water (bring some – we are still having water issues onsite) Snacks Small towel Photo ID Foam ear pro (optional but sometimes nice to have) Do not bring any loaded weapons, fixed blade knives, loaded magazines, large folding knives or munitions into the training area. If you CCW, that's fine - just lock it in your vehicle for the duration of the event. *Weapons and munitions will be provided to you along with approved face and neck protection. *Personal airsoft weapons are approved for use by OP4: max 420fps. To volunteer for a slot, please email: [email protected] |
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Quoted: I have never helped at DARC or been Opfor. I have a general idea of what it might be like, can some people with experience chime in and tell me what its like? I am really interested since I am free all the dates mentioned above. |
. I sent an email asking to be signed up.
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I have never helped at DARC or been Opfor. I have a general idea of what it might be like, can some people with experience chime in and tell me what its like? I am really interested since I am free all the dates mentioned above. Have you ever looked at a bag of skittles and thought to yourself "Self, I wonder what it would feel like if all these skittles flying at me at 500fps?" Its like that, but with guns. |
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Quoted: Have you ever looked at a bag of skittles and thought to yourself "Self, I wonder what it would feel like if all these skittles flying at me at 500fps while running around blind behind a fogged up mask with music blaring and people mocking me from heaven?" Its like that, but with guns. Quoted: Quoted: I have never helped at DARC or been Opfor. I have a general idea of what it might be like, can some people with experience chime in and tell me what its like? I am really interested since I am free all the dates mentioned above. Have you ever looked at a bag of skittles and thought to yourself "Self, I wonder what it would feel like if all these skittles flying at me at 500fps while running around blind behind a fogged up mask with music blaring and people mocking me from heaven?" Its like that, but with guns. |
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I have never helped at DARC or been Opfor. I have a general idea of what it might be like, can some people with experience chime in and tell me what its like? I am really interested since I am free all the dates mentioned above. Have you ever looked at a bag of skittles and thought to yourself "Self, I wonder what it would feel like if all these skittles flying at me at 500fps while running around blind behind a fogged up mask with music blaring and people mocking me from heaven?" Its like that, but with guns. Yep |
| I send an email [email protected] the other day but I have not heard back. How long is the normal response time? |
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I send an email [email protected] the other day but I have not heard back. How long is the normal response time? He's been busy with the ATOA conference and some other stuff this week. Send it again. |