Security Clearance: Black (Eyes Only)
Message Transmission: 1425 hours to Team 7 QRF (en route to DZ)
Transmission Station: Zulu Foxtrot Bravo
MISSION BRIEFING: OPERATION CHEETAH
At 1354 hours, TEAM 6 which was carrying the [CLASSIFIED]
File identification reference for [CLASSIFIED]
Mission Objective: Retrieval and recovery. The [CLASSIFIED]
Engagement Area: Semi-urban ruin.
Rules of Engagement: Weapons free. Eliminate all tangos and retrieve all components of [CLASSIFIED]. Operation is COVERT and action will be disavowed. Casualties not recoverable by medevac will be classified as killed in training.
Aerial Cover: None. Hostiles have comprehensive surface-air systems which prevent deployment of close air support. Predator UAV Drones in the Sector have only been outfitted for reconnaisance.
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So much for the storyline to get you guys in the mood. In line with the observations raised during Ops Bravo, "turtling" or hiding in your shell with just your gun sticking out is becoming a bit of a problem, reducing the level of engagement which is the !FUN! part of paintballing. So here's a few ideas that have been raised that we can try out for Ops Cheetah:
INDIVIDUAL ACTION
- Each team member must retrieve a cone that has been placed in the engagement zone and return it to the start point.
- Each team must keep going until one team retrieves all the cones, each member retrieving one cone each.
- To mix it up, we can also include some target shooting as well. One person can be in charge of taking out a balloon, knocking over a cone, etc while the rest retrieve cones.
MEDIC!!!
- To keep things more fluid (and reduce running back and forth), each team has a designated MEDIC. When a member has been downed by enemy "fire", the MEDIC can go up to the casualty and slap a patch on the casualty to reactivate him. Until the MEDIC gets there, the casualty has to sit/stay down at the spot he was hit. If the MEDIC goes down, any member of the team can patch up the MEDIC using the patches the MEDIC is carrying (so that the MEDIC is not such a huge target for the other side). Patches will probably be masking tape strips that have to be placed on the shoulder/arm of the casualty. This also helps us keep a running score of who has been sniper-bait.
More updates to come as we figure out more RoE (Rules of Engagement)! Stay tuned!
hahahahahahahahahaha - you guys are too funny. Steve, looks like rules of engagement has changed! Let's see what your next strategy would be =P
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