by Seagreen » Thu Jan 08, 2009 12:33 am
Yes, we will have a similar arrangement to what was taking place for the Zombie deal.
We'll have folks sacked out in the extra rooms.
Joe, while I agree that Oregon is an open carry state, there is a defining difference with running around in a motor vehicle with an item that looks just like a firearm....and most of the competitors don't have a CCW (and that only covers hanguns). It's a better safe than sorry program.
Prior to the event, you'll see the grading criteria...so there is no mystery about how you are graded for the event. This is more about the go-nogo grading the military employs, rather than "OH NOES YOU SWEPT ME!" grading of the past. It's more mission based, and that your team is adequately prepared to meet the mission profile and be successful. In the past, we have employed the sink or swim philosophy...today, we are doing our best to help every team succeed in their mission.
Also to add:
We will use the lottery concept for the who goes first program. We'll lock that down a week prior to the event, so everyone can be ready to roll out Saturday morning.
The blocks will start at 7am (you'll be in-process for 2 hours straight...with teams first and second hour overlapping (one will be briefed and be doing backbriefs, Q&A's, and of course rehearsals to get the bugs out, while the other is running the mission)...and run until it is over. For some it could be dark when the shooting happens...that's living in the great NW in the winter...but the way the mission is designed, it will not impede your ability to successfully achieve your mission.
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Seagreen on Thu Jan 08, 2009 1:02 am, edited 1 time in total.
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