Enjoy some time away from the unit if you so wish! We encourage everyone to take these days to spend with loved ones and enjoy yourselves!
During this time we all will still be around snd gaming but also during this time there will be no official mandatory unit events, no TPRs are needed, no LOAs are needed! This time is for you to do what you please with!
Happy Holidays soldiers!
War Eagle 6
During this time we all will still be around snd gaming but also during this time there will be no official mandatory unit events, no TPRs are needed, no LOAs are needed! This time is for you to do what you please with!
Happy Holidays soldiers!
War Eagle 6
January Promotions and Awards Ceremony is held at 1300EST today! Be in formation by 1255EST
Calling all enlisted and civilian volunteers!
The 3rd Infantry Division is seeking volunteers for deployment to Altis. ISIL forces have overthrown the government, and are terrorizing the population; with civilian and allied forces taking heavy casualties. An advanced force of volunteers have gone ahead and paved the way for a full deployment of any additional forces at an Airfield not far from the South Coast. So are you feeling patriotic? Want to help save thousands of lives and liberate Altis? Then RVSP and heed the call!
James Lancaster
Warrant Officer Candidate
Recruiting and Retention Office
--Side Note--
If enough people show and attend the event, I will strive to make this a repeat event every Friday. This event particularly on this day, will take place AFTER the Land Navigation Course; giving people some time to take a break afterwards before we kick it off in full swing; although it will run for as long as their are people on. This is a good opportunity to hone your skills, as there is a full unlimited arsenal and lots of logistical elements. This event is obviously optional, but if our new enlistees have the time and the desire, it's highly recommended you join in for some arma 3 bonding and fun!
The 3rd Infantry Division is seeking volunteers for deployment to Altis. ISIL forces have overthrown the government, and are terrorizing the population; with civilian and allied forces taking heavy casualties. An advanced force of volunteers have gone ahead and paved the way for a full deployment of any additional forces at an Airfield not far from the South Coast. So are you feeling patriotic? Want to help save thousands of lives and liberate Altis? Then RVSP and heed the call!
James Lancaster
Warrant Officer Candidate
Recruiting and Retention Office
--Side Note--
If enough people show and attend the event, I will strive to make this a repeat event every Friday. This event particularly on this day, will take place AFTER the Land Navigation Course; giving people some time to take a break afterwards before we kick it off in full swing; although it will run for as long as their are people on. This is a good opportunity to hone your skills, as there is a full unlimited arsenal and lots of logistical elements. This event is obviously optional, but if our new enlistees have the time and the desire, it's highly recommended you join in for some arma 3 bonding and fun!
Welcome back to another fantastic Liberation Friday! Operation time begins at 1900 EST, and runs until people leave! That being said, if people want to load in early; that's fine too! But the official kick off will be 1900 EST 🙂 If you guys who plan on attending could RVSP and DM me later for any feedback or suggestions for starting times; please do so!
Also, anyone can run any role they want, and use any loadout they want. The only exception to this, is asset recycling and airframes. If you want to fly, ask a WOC; if you show you can competently fly a helicopter without eating dirt in the ground, youll be given perms 🙂 This is just because we have to save our supplies to afford these assets, and having them destroyed due to inexperience will cause issues
Also, anyone can run any role they want, and use any loadout they want. The only exception to this, is asset recycling and airframes. If you want to fly, ask a WOC; if you show you can competently fly a helicopter without eating dirt in the ground, youll be given perms 🙂 This is just because we have to save our supplies to afford these assets, and having them destroyed due to inexperience will cause issues
Mission FTX #3 - Team Evaluations - Medical Care/ Buddy Aid/ Evacuating a casualty/ Covering Fire
Situation
"Widowmakers" Platoon, Alpha Company 1-30th Infantry Regiment will move back into Fort Stewart to conduct the first week of their Team level training and evaluations. This phase of the training will cover essential tasks, tactics, and drills for any team (and ultimately squad) to become competent and effective for our future deployments.
Week 2 will focus on medical treatment and pickup procedures, each soldier is expected to know how to administer basic aid and know how to quickly switch to the appropriate communication channels incase of their leadership being knocked unconscious, as well as perform safe casualty relocation and treatment, Platoon and Company staff will evaluate each Squad and their individual teams on these tasks during a live fire exercise to ensure the Saturday training is adhered to. Each Squad will be given objectives and will move on foot from the COP using the techniques they trained on the day prior to display and rehearse their TTPs and internal SOPs.
Mission
"Widowmaker" Platoon conducts dismounted defensive operations in the training area of Ft Stewart on 22 JAN 23 during operation times in order to display their competency, skills, and rehears their internal SOPs to the evaluators. Once complete evaluators will meet with their individual Squads to conduct formal AAR's in order to identify strengths and weaknesses in the tasks of formations, spacing, individual movement techniques, and LDAs.
General Instructions
All information is covered in the Joint Squad SOP at the below link.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1V9CQNjU6kUbTyOKV0PCGszaHQ_zLn3OwATMgS73Xp8c/edit#
In addition, below are the excerpts specifically covered in the training.
Medical Care
Medical care on the field is critical for saving lives and ensuring the readiness of troops. Combat medics and CLSs are trained to provide immediate care to injured soldiers, including first aid, wound dressings, and basic life support. They are also trained to administer medications and provide other treatments as necessary.
Medical aid is broken into 3 categories
level 1- this is self or buddy aid, this focuses on patching large wounds for self care and patching large wounds and moving casualties to a safe location
level 2- this is CLS specific aid and focuses on stabilizing downed Soldiers. This primarily revolves around a CLS bandaging in a safe area, fixing broken bones, giving fluids and CPR if the Soldier is down. CLS’s can do everything level 1 can do, but adds the ability of giving fluids and focuses on downed members with CPR
level 3- this is medic specific (Squad and then Platoon) and focuses on restoring combat power as quickly as possible. This primarily revolves around all the additional aspects of level 1 and 2 but adds in the ability to stitch. Medics also are the primary establishers of local CCP’s (or Squad CCPs) and will be in a secure location to accept wounded members as they are needed to be tended too.
Usage of bandages
Figure 1. Casualties medical menu.
Use Packing Bandages for Velocity wounds and Elastic Bandages for every other wound. If a wound reopens and there is no medical personnel nearby, use a quickclot. Using the bandages in this order will make sure you have some considerable time before your wounds reopen, serving as a temporary replacement for the stitching kit. If you have a medic nearby, though, don’t use quickclots, ask for a stitch.
Tourniquets
Figure 2. A tourniquet applied to a critically wounded limb
Only placed on a patient’s arms or legs, its purpose is to cut the flow of blood to a specific region, through the application of pressure. / When you find a soldier bleeding out from every body part, the best thing to do if you don’t have any extra hands nearby is to use your tourniquets. First, you will use your tourniquets on all limbs. Then, you will work to close head and chest wounds. They are always the priority. After closing the head and chest wounds, you will proceed to closing all the limb wounds. As soon as you close a wound on a limb, remove the tourniquet right after. It is not recommended that a tourniquet is used for extended periods of time; this can cause severe pain and, if used in multiple limbs at the same time, even death.
CPR
Along with bandaging someone, we also must be aware of their heart rate. If a soldier stays unconscious for exactly 10 minutes without a CPR they will die no matter what else you were doing to avoid that. So always make sure to CPR a downed soldier every 3 to 5 minutes.
Blood status
When pressing H on someone, you will see the medical menu. In the top right corner, you will notice a few phrases with different colors. The first one that will appear is if the soldier is bleeding or not when you click on a body part. Second is generally the blood status. The most common blood status of someone that is down and losing blood, is “lost some blood” with a light yellow color. When you see that, it means you will not require a CLS or medic to bring that soldier back to consciousness. Bandage them up and CPR the soldier until they have a heart rate. After the CPR, check the heart rate and blood pressure.
Figure 3. The medical menu of a casualty displaying "Lost some blood" blood status.
If the blood status is “Lost a lot of blood” in dark orange or worse, you will do the same procedures described above but an epinephrine or morphine will not work because the soldier will need saline first. In this case, you will have to bring the soldier to a CLS or squad medic, so they can finish stabilizing the patient.
Figure 3. The medical menu of a casualty displaying "Lost some blood" blood status.
Correct administration of drugs
As a fireteam member, you will not see numbers when checking for the heart rate or blood pressure. Instead, you will see three different words: Low > Normal > High. After CPRing someone, when you check the heart rate or blood pressure, and it says LOW, use an epinephrine. If it says HIGH, use a morphine. Remember, all of this said above is only applied if there is no medical personnel close to you at all. If there are, always make sure to ask them what to do, and if you use any medication on someone or on yourself, inform your CLSs or squad medic, so they are aware.
Figure 4. The quick view of a casualties medical menu displaying blood pressure.
Buddy aid
If your fellow teammate is wounded, the buddy aid is done in order to stabilize the injuries until more advanced medical care can be provided. All soldiers are trained on buddy aid so even if you are not a CLS, if you have time and are currently in a safe location, by all means you can self-heal, if your wounds are not that bad. If the situation is worse than a simple wound, then the CLS will step in, stabilize the patient and prepare him for transport.
Evacuating a casualty / Covering fire
A correct approach in getting to wounded soldiers is vital in the field of battle. Before rushing to a casualty it is important to assess the situation, most times it is unwise to rush toa downed soldiers aid right away, instead ensuring the trip to and from the casualty is viable. As such each soldier should follow these steps as par TCCC CUF:
1. Evaluate the tactical situation
2. Return fire as necessary, seek cover
3. Alert peers with 3D about contact if necessary, Alert the COC about the casualty
4. Move any injured personnel away from burning buildings or vehicles
5. Move casualty behind hard cover as soon as the tactical situation allows it.
6.Apply tourniquets if necessary
7.Provide treatment to the casualty, hand off the casualty to medical personnel or move the casualty to an established CCP
Special Instructions
(a) MINE DETECTORS: Squad and Fireteam Leaders should use mine detectors at all times due to the risk of anti-personnel mines, IED, and UXO.
(b) DEFUSAL KITS: For defusing explosives noted above (Rangers only).
(c) DEMOLITION CHARGES: M112 Demolition Blocks for destroying enemy caches and other targets as needed (Rangers only).
(d) FIM-92 STINGERS: For destroying enemy aircraft.
(e) FGM-148 JAVELINS: For destroying enemy armor.
Chain Of Command
(a) MISSION: WIDOWMAKER 6, WIDOWMAKER 7, PLATOON HQ PERSONNEL (PRIMARY EVALUATORS)
(b) ADDITIONAL ELEMENTS: WAREAGLE 6, WAREAGLE 7 (ALTERNATE EVALUATORS)
(c) CLOSE AIR SUPPORT: WIDOWMAKER 6, MONEYSHOT
(d) AIR ELEMENTS : FALCON 6 / FALCON 7
Coordination
(a) GROUND-TO-AIR: FREQ LR CH 60, AIR-TO-AIR: FREQ LR CH 61
(b) COMPANY NET: HANDHELD OR LR FREQ 30
(c) PLATOON NET: HANDHELD OR LR FREQ 31
(d) SQUAD NET: HANDHELD FREQ 110/120/130/140
(e) CONVOY NET: FREQ LR CH 33
Intel
Below is the training schedule until deployment:
Situation
"Widowmakers" Platoon, Alpha Company 1-30th Infantry Regiment will move back into Fort Stewart to conduct the first week of their Team level training and evaluations. This phase of the training will cover essential tasks, tactics, and drills for any team (and ultimately squad) to become competent and effective for our future deployments.
Week 2 will focus on medical treatment and pickup procedures, each soldier is expected to know how to administer basic aid and know how to quickly switch to the appropriate communication channels incase of their leadership being knocked unconscious, as well as perform safe casualty relocation and treatment, Platoon and Company staff will evaluate each Squad and their individual teams on these tasks during a live fire exercise to ensure the Saturday training is adhered to. Each Squad will be given objectives and will move on foot from the COP using the techniques they trained on the day prior to display and rehearse their TTPs and internal SOPs.
Mission
"Widowmaker" Platoon conducts dismounted defensive operations in the training area of Ft Stewart on 22 JAN 23 during operation times in order to display their competency, skills, and rehears their internal SOPs to the evaluators. Once complete evaluators will meet with their individual Squads to conduct formal AAR's in order to identify strengths and weaknesses in the tasks of formations, spacing, individual movement techniques, and LDAs.
General Instructions
All information is covered in the Joint Squad SOP at the below link.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1V9CQNjU6kUbTyOKV0PCGszaHQ_zLn3OwATMgS73Xp8c/edit#
In addition, below are the excerpts specifically covered in the training.
Medical Care
Medical care on the field is critical for saving lives and ensuring the readiness of troops. Combat medics and CLSs are trained to provide immediate care to injured soldiers, including first aid, wound dressings, and basic life support. They are also trained to administer medications and provide other treatments as necessary.
Medical aid is broken into 3 categories
level 1- this is self or buddy aid, this focuses on patching large wounds for self care and patching large wounds and moving casualties to a safe location
level 2- this is CLS specific aid and focuses on stabilizing downed Soldiers. This primarily revolves around a CLS bandaging in a safe area, fixing broken bones, giving fluids and CPR if the Soldier is down. CLS’s can do everything level 1 can do, but adds the ability of giving fluids and focuses on downed members with CPR
level 3- this is medic specific (Squad and then Platoon) and focuses on restoring combat power as quickly as possible. This primarily revolves around all the additional aspects of level 1 and 2 but adds in the ability to stitch. Medics also are the primary establishers of local CCP’s (or Squad CCPs) and will be in a secure location to accept wounded members as they are needed to be tended too.
Usage of bandages
Figure 1. Casualties medical menu.
Use Packing Bandages for Velocity wounds and Elastic Bandages for every other wound. If a wound reopens and there is no medical personnel nearby, use a quickclot. Using the bandages in this order will make sure you have some considerable time before your wounds reopen, serving as a temporary replacement for the stitching kit. If you have a medic nearby, though, don’t use quickclots, ask for a stitch.
Tourniquets
Figure 2. A tourniquet applied to a critically wounded limb
Only placed on a patient’s arms or legs, its purpose is to cut the flow of blood to a specific region, through the application of pressure. / When you find a soldier bleeding out from every body part, the best thing to do if you don’t have any extra hands nearby is to use your tourniquets. First, you will use your tourniquets on all limbs. Then, you will work to close head and chest wounds. They are always the priority. After closing the head and chest wounds, you will proceed to closing all the limb wounds. As soon as you close a wound on a limb, remove the tourniquet right after. It is not recommended that a tourniquet is used for extended periods of time; this can cause severe pain and, if used in multiple limbs at the same time, even death.
CPR
Along with bandaging someone, we also must be aware of their heart rate. If a soldier stays unconscious for exactly 10 minutes without a CPR they will die no matter what else you were doing to avoid that. So always make sure to CPR a downed soldier every 3 to 5 minutes.
Blood status
When pressing H on someone, you will see the medical menu. In the top right corner, you will notice a few phrases with different colors. The first one that will appear is if the soldier is bleeding or not when you click on a body part. Second is generally the blood status. The most common blood status of someone that is down and losing blood, is “lost some blood” with a light yellow color. When you see that, it means you will not require a CLS or medic to bring that soldier back to consciousness. Bandage them up and CPR the soldier until they have a heart rate. After the CPR, check the heart rate and blood pressure.
Figure 3. The medical menu of a casualty displaying "Lost some blood" blood status.
If the blood status is “Lost a lot of blood” in dark orange or worse, you will do the same procedures described above but an epinephrine or morphine will not work because the soldier will need saline first. In this case, you will have to bring the soldier to a CLS or squad medic, so they can finish stabilizing the patient.
Figure 3. The medical menu of a casualty displaying "Lost some blood" blood status.
Correct administration of drugs
As a fireteam member, you will not see numbers when checking for the heart rate or blood pressure. Instead, you will see three different words: Low > Normal > High. After CPRing someone, when you check the heart rate or blood pressure, and it says LOW, use an epinephrine. If it says HIGH, use a morphine. Remember, all of this said above is only applied if there is no medical personnel close to you at all. If there are, always make sure to ask them what to do, and if you use any medication on someone or on yourself, inform your CLSs or squad medic, so they are aware.
Figure 4. The quick view of a casualties medical menu displaying blood pressure.
Buddy aid
If your fellow teammate is wounded, the buddy aid is done in order to stabilize the injuries until more advanced medical care can be provided. All soldiers are trained on buddy aid so even if you are not a CLS, if you have time and are currently in a safe location, by all means you can self-heal, if your wounds are not that bad. If the situation is worse than a simple wound, then the CLS will step in, stabilize the patient and prepare him for transport.
Evacuating a casualty / Covering fire
A correct approach in getting to wounded soldiers is vital in the field of battle. Before rushing to a casualty it is important to assess the situation, most times it is unwise to rush toa downed soldiers aid right away, instead ensuring the trip to and from the casualty is viable. As such each soldier should follow these steps as par TCCC CUF:
1. Evaluate the tactical situation
2. Return fire as necessary, seek cover
3. Alert peers with 3D about contact if necessary, Alert the COC about the casualty
4. Move any injured personnel away from burning buildings or vehicles
5. Move casualty behind hard cover as soon as the tactical situation allows it.
6.Apply tourniquets if necessary
7.Provide treatment to the casualty, hand off the casualty to medical personnel or move the casualty to an established CCP
Special Instructions
(a) MINE DETECTORS: Squad and Fireteam Leaders should use mine detectors at all times due to the risk of anti-personnel mines, IED, and UXO.
(b) DEFUSAL KITS: For defusing explosives noted above (Rangers only).
(c) DEMOLITION CHARGES: M112 Demolition Blocks for destroying enemy caches and other targets as needed (Rangers only).
(d) FIM-92 STINGERS: For destroying enemy aircraft.
(e) FGM-148 JAVELINS: For destroying enemy armor.
Chain Of Command
(a) MISSION: WIDOWMAKER 6, WIDOWMAKER 7, PLATOON HQ PERSONNEL (PRIMARY EVALUATORS)
(b) ADDITIONAL ELEMENTS: WAREAGLE 6, WAREAGLE 7 (ALTERNATE EVALUATORS)
(c) CLOSE AIR SUPPORT: WIDOWMAKER 6, MONEYSHOT
(d) AIR ELEMENTS : FALCON 6 / FALCON 7
Coordination
(a) GROUND-TO-AIR: FREQ LR CH 60, AIR-TO-AIR: FREQ LR CH 61
(b) COMPANY NET: HANDHELD OR LR FREQ 30
(c) PLATOON NET: HANDHELD OR LR FREQ 31
(d) SQUAD NET: HANDHELD FREQ 110/120/130/140
(e) CONVOY NET: FREQ LR CH 33
Intel
Below is the training schedule until deployment:
Come join us in Freeing Altis from itself! Located on Public Server 1 at 1900 EST. Early load ins will begin at 1800 EST for those impatient few 🙂 All that is required is the 3rd ID mod pack, we won't use TFAR unless we end up with more than 5 people.
Please all soldiers are encouraged to come join me in a Sensing Session on Saturday @ 1400EST.
What's a Sensing Session = Sensing sessions promote empathy for others' viewpoints by encouraging mutual engage on these challenging topics. Active listening helps us gain understanding of others' perspectives, get clarification where needed, and find common ground with those who think or believe differently on various issues.
What's a Sensing Session = Sensing sessions promote empathy for others' viewpoints by encouraging mutual engage on these challenging topics. Active listening helps us gain understanding of others' perspectives, get clarification where needed, and find common ground with those who think or believe differently on various issues.
Mission FTX #3 - Team Evaluations -Urban operations
"Widowmakers" Platoon, Alpha Company 1-30th Infantry Regiment will move back into Fort Stewart to conduct the first week of their Team level training and evaluations. This phase of the training will cover essential tasks, tactics, and drills for any team (and ultimately squad) to become competent and effective for our future deployments.
Week 3 will focus on Urban operations , room clearing and movement through heavily populated areas. Platoon and Company staff will evaluate each Squad and their individual teams on these tasks during a live fire exercise to ensure the Saturday training is adhered to. Each Squad will be given objectives and will move on foot from the COP using the techniques they trained on the day prior to display and rehearse their TTPs and internal SOPs.
Mission
"Widowmaker" Platoon conducts dismounted defensive operations in the training area of Ft Stewart on 22 JAN 23 during operation times in order to display their competency, skills, and rehears their internal SOPs to the evaluators. Once complete evaluators will meet with their individual Squads to conduct formal AAR's in order to identify strengths and weaknesses in the tasks of formations, spacing, individual movement techniques, and LDAs.
General Instructions
All information is covered in the Joint Squad SOP at the below link.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1V9CQNjU6kUbTyOKV0PCGszaHQ_zLn3OwATMgS73Xp8c/edit#
Special Instructions
(a) MINE DETECTORS: Squad and Fireteam Leaders should use mine detectors at all times due to the risk of anti-personnel mines, IED, and UXO.
(b) DEFUSAL KITS: For defusing explosives noted above (Rangers only).
(c) DEMOLITION CHARGES: M112 Demolition Blocks for destroying enemy caches and other targets as needed (Rangers only).
(d) FIM-92 STINGERS: For destroying enemy aircraft.
(e) FGM-148 JAVELINS: For destroying enemy armor.
Chain Of Command
(a) MISSION: WIDOWMAKER 6, WIDOWMAKER 7, PLATOON HQ PERSONNEL (PRIMARY EVALUATORS)
(b) ADDITIONAL ELEMENTS: WAREAGLE 6, WAREAGLE 7 (ALTERNATE EVALUATORS)
(c) CLOSE AIR SUPPORT: WIDOWMAKER 6, MONEYSHOT
(d) AIR ELEMENTS : FALCON 6 / FALCON 7
Coordination
(a) GROUND-TO-AIR: FREQ LR CH 60, AIR-TO-AIR: FREQ LR CH 61
(b) COMPANY NET: HANDHELD OR LR FREQ 30
(c) PLATOON NET: HANDHELD OR LR FREQ 31
(d) SQUAD NET: HANDHELD FREQ 110/120/130/140
(e) CONVOY NET: FREQ LR CH 33
Intel
Below is the training schedule until deployment:
"Widowmakers" Platoon, Alpha Company 1-30th Infantry Regiment will move back into Fort Stewart to conduct the first week of their Team level training and evaluations. This phase of the training will cover essential tasks, tactics, and drills for any team (and ultimately squad) to become competent and effective for our future deployments.
Week 3 will focus on Urban operations , room clearing and movement through heavily populated areas. Platoon and Company staff will evaluate each Squad and their individual teams on these tasks during a live fire exercise to ensure the Saturday training is adhered to. Each Squad will be given objectives and will move on foot from the COP using the techniques they trained on the day prior to display and rehearse their TTPs and internal SOPs.
Mission
"Widowmaker" Platoon conducts dismounted defensive operations in the training area of Ft Stewart on 22 JAN 23 during operation times in order to display their competency, skills, and rehears their internal SOPs to the evaluators. Once complete evaluators will meet with their individual Squads to conduct formal AAR's in order to identify strengths and weaknesses in the tasks of formations, spacing, individual movement techniques, and LDAs.
General Instructions
All information is covered in the Joint Squad SOP at the below link.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1V9CQNjU6kUbTyOKV0PCGszaHQ_zLn3OwATMgS73Xp8c/edit#
Special Instructions
(a) MINE DETECTORS: Squad and Fireteam Leaders should use mine detectors at all times due to the risk of anti-personnel mines, IED, and UXO.
(b) DEFUSAL KITS: For defusing explosives noted above (Rangers only).
(c) DEMOLITION CHARGES: M112 Demolition Blocks for destroying enemy caches and other targets as needed (Rangers only).
(d) FIM-92 STINGERS: For destroying enemy aircraft.
(e) FGM-148 JAVELINS: For destroying enemy armor.
Chain Of Command
(a) MISSION: WIDOWMAKER 6, WIDOWMAKER 7, PLATOON HQ PERSONNEL (PRIMARY EVALUATORS)
(b) ADDITIONAL ELEMENTS: WAREAGLE 6, WAREAGLE 7 (ALTERNATE EVALUATORS)
(c) CLOSE AIR SUPPORT: WIDOWMAKER 6, MONEYSHOT
(d) AIR ELEMENTS : FALCON 6 / FALCON 7
Coordination
(a) GROUND-TO-AIR: FREQ LR CH 60, AIR-TO-AIR: FREQ LR CH 61
(b) COMPANY NET: HANDHELD OR LR FREQ 30
(c) PLATOON NET: HANDHELD OR LR FREQ 31
(d) SQUAD NET: HANDHELD FREQ 110/120/130/140
(e) CONVOY NET: FREQ LR CH 33
Intel
Below is the training schedule until deployment:
This event began 03/14/20 and repeats every week on Saturday forever
Flight Drill Training of 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade "Falcons" Alpha Company.
When: Saturdays, 1500 EST
Where: Training Server 2
Who: Everyone assigned to 3CAB
When: Saturdays, 1500 EST
Where: Training Server 2
Who: Everyone assigned to 3CAB
This event begins 12/31/20 and repeats every year forever
Join in on our 12 hrs of pub-a-thon fun from Friday 31st December 2021 starting at 1300EST through to Saturday 1st January 2022 at 0100EST This is a 12 hrs Gaming event (Join anytime) - The event will be held in our Public Server on Arma and our TeamSpeak.
Soldiers (Current/Former) and Civilians are encouraged to join us in public play on our 3rd Infantry Division Realism Unit Servers during the times listed above, join in on camaraderie with the gaming community. We will have members on throughout the night and into the morning! We are inviting everyone to this event, come meet new people get to know our members and other members of the community and just have a good time!
During this time all Soldiers are encouraged to recruit public players into our Teamspeak and possibly into our unit.
Join our teamspeak; ts.3rdinf.us
Mod pack; https://3rdinf.us/mods/
Soldiers (Current/Former) and Civilians are encouraged to join us in public play on our 3rd Infantry Division Realism Unit Servers during the times listed above, join in on camaraderie with the gaming community. We will have members on throughout the night and into the morning! We are inviting everyone to this event, come meet new people get to know our members and other members of the community and just have a good time!
During this time all Soldiers are encouraged to recruit public players into our Teamspeak and possibly into our unit.
Join our teamspeak; ts.3rdinf.us
Mod pack; https://3rdinf.us/mods/