15 MAR - ACTS and SULC - Fox Island, WA

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15 MAR - ACTS and SULC - Fox Island, WA

Postby hellmutt » Sun Feb 22, 2009 1:41 pm

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WHAT: Small Unit Leaders Course
WHERE: Hobo Woods (Fox Island,WA)
WHEN: 1000 - 1600 15 MAR SUNDAY
COST: $30 Equipped / $20 Self-Equipped ($5 Military/ROTC/Recruit discount)
FORUMS: http://www.battlesim.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=238
REGISTRATION: http://www.battlesim.com/zen/index.php? ... cts_id=294

Learn small squad tactics. Learn how to recieve an Operations Order. Learn how to create a Warning Order, Fragmentary Order and how to deliver them for maximum understanding. Learn basic squad and platoon fighting techinques and drills.

You will be evaluated/graded on you ability to act as a part of the chain of command during a graded patrol. We are looking for your ability to make reasonable decisions, maintain control and command authority and carry out the mission within the commanders intent.

By the end of this course you will be familiar with:

Troop Leading Procedures
Basic Operations Orders
Mission planning
Sqaud Ambush
Squad Point Recon
Squad attack/assault

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WHAT: Airsoft Combat Training
WHERE: Hobo Woods (Fox Island,WA)
WHEN: 1000 - 1600 15 MAR SUNDAY
COST: $30 Equipped / $20 Self-Equipped ($5 Military/ROTC/Recruit discount)
FORUMS: http://www.battlesim.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=238
REGISTRATION: http://www.battlesim.com/zen/index.php? ... cts_id=293


ACTS is a course designed to teach basic combat skills including individual movement techniques, patrolling, communications and teamwork.

Teamwork

While knowing the skills of the Light Infantry man will help you achieve your objectives, the real difference is teamwork. ACTS offers you the opportunity to work with like-minded individuals who are focused on learning and practicing the skills needed to be an effective team.

Leadership

The world needs more effective leaders and ACTS provides a place to step up and lead a group to complete your objectives. Leaders are rotated through out the course so that everyone has the chance to lead and be lead.

Communication

Today’s hectic world demands that communication is clear, precise and fast. Nothing teaches communication better then realistic practice situations that demand split second decisions amidst chaotic conditions.

What can I learn?

ACTS covers basic Tactics, Techniques and Procedures including:

Duties of the Light Infantryman
Camouflage
Individual Movement Techniques
Reports and Communications
Small Unit Movement
Re-act to Contact
Small Unit Drills and Practice Skirmishes
Skills of the Light Infantr y man

Do I need an airsoft gun?

No. We supply all the ammo and the training weapons. All you need to do is supply gear if you are self-equipped. We suggest you bring a pair of good fitting military style boots as we will be doing a lot of moving through varied terrain.

How much is it?

$20—Self-equipped (weapon included)
$30—Equipped (weapon plus gear)

WE PROVIDE ALL AMMO AND WEAPONS. DO NOT BRING YOUR OWN AIRSOFT REPLICAS.

In order to focus on training and not on airsoft "superiority" we will be issuing all equipment needed to come to this training event. This will ensure that everyone has the same weapons with the same capacities and the same functionality.

We use a crawl, walk, run format. More then 50% of the course is active patrolling and mission based objectives. This is not a "sit around and listen" event. You will actively use the skills that we are teaching in a realisitic environment.

CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED!! We will only be accepting 2 squads (18 total) participants for this session.


SCHEDULE:

1000— INTRODUCTIONS
1030 — BASIC PREP & DUTIES OF LIGHT INFANTRYMAN
1045 — GEAR & CAMOFLAGE
1100 — INDIVIDUAL MOVEMENT TECHNIQUES
1145 — REPORTS AND BASIC COMMUNICATIONS
1200 — SQUADS AND MOVEMENT TECHNIQUES
1215 — RE-ACT TO CONTACT
1245 — REPORTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
1300 — LUNCH
1345 — BREAK CONTACT
1415 — TRAVELING/PATROLLING
1445 — BATTLE DRILL 1A
1545 — AAR
1600 — ENDEX

PACKING LIST:

$30 PROVIDED:

BDU's (uniform)
AEG and ammo
LCE, Molle gear or tac vest
Eye protection
Course Manual

$20 PROVIDED

AEG and ammo
Course Manual

Suggested items to bring (in order of importance):

Boots
Notepad & pen or pencil
Water
Lunch/snacks
Civilian 12 channel frms radio
Compass
Rain gear


Who are we?

I am sure that people will ask if we are qualified to teach this course and who are instructors are and what experience they have had. For those who have been doing airsoft for a while, I believe they will know the name Battlesim and our dedication to high quality events and training. Depending on the class size (and deployment schedules) we have an instructor pool of current and former US Army Rangers, retired NCOs and active duty military. In additon, we have airsoft instructors who have been active in the airsoft community for 5+ years who will be able to cut out the things that are not needed in light of the use of the instruction. This will not be "boot camp" for airsoft. We have run dozens of training events over the last 5 years and have produced quality players, leaders and real life military.

As an example of our instruction Team Battlesim placed 5th in BSP latest CQC event in Oregon last weekend. While this might not sound like an accomplishment - our team had the smallest stack (6) and the first time 4 of the members meet was the Friday night (7PM) before the event. One of the stack had never fired or even seen an airsoft replica (or real firearm) until Saturday. We took three hours to train the new individuals and were able to place above one of the teams that placed above us us last year and were 1.5 points behind the other team that placed first last year. This is the experience and level of training we will be able to provide to you. We will guarantee that you will learn skills that will improve your level of play, your level of communication and your ability to work as a team. If we can place above teams who have been working together for years with only 3 hours of training - imagine what we will be able to provide for you.
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Postby spankie » Sun Feb 22, 2009 7:51 pm

Noq im prb going to get barked down by a few ppl but this is the same weekend as OP: Steel Talon. The exception is; some people say this is like the superbowl of airsoft on AP, not just 2 20 ppl games running at the same time.

OP: Steel Talon already recruited 280+ players so yeah.
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Postby hellmutt » Sun Feb 22, 2009 8:13 pm

If your idea of a good time is a 280+ person airsoft "game" then ACTS and SULC are not likely for you. Not saying that is one is better than the other, just saying different type of people attend different types of events and just because there is one event happening 200 miles away from us doesn't mean we are not going to run the event. But we've been doing this since you were 10, so while I appreciate your ability to read a calendar and state the obvious, I think you might want to brush up on your geography. Thanks though for your well written and thought provoking response.
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Not the same

Postby Swanson[1st-Cav] » Wed Feb 25, 2009 11:04 pm

The 2 events are not the same type event. THe ACT event is for teams train together and to get ins hape for some real competition. I personally would prefer this event then go to a 280+ event with an untrained event and our team will probabally do just that.
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Postby Junto » Wed Mar 11, 2009 10:48 pm

Aw damn. If I wasn't a "squad leader" (lol) at the game down here on the 15th I'd go to this.
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