Operation Pegasus
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by SA Jeremy » Wed Jun 17, 2009 11:55 pm
Octose wrote:Whats the age reqs?
16 with a signed waiver from parent or guardian. If you contact us first we may be able to make exceptions. I would suggest if you are under 16 and would like to attend you contact Rockettravis either here or over at Spokane Airsoft.
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by SA Jeremy » Thu Jun 18, 2009 1:13 am
Nasty wrote:This is going to rock.
Yes it will...It would rock even more if we could get some of you left coasters to come over and check out how we do things on the east side. Hint, Hint, Hint...Can't wait to meet you Nasty.
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by SA Jeremy » Thu Jun 18, 2009 2:22 am
Nasty wrote:Headhunter6 wrote:Nasty wrote:This is going to rock.
Yes it will...It would rock even more if we could get some of you left coasters to come over and check out how we do things on the east side. Hint, Hint, Hint...Can't wait to meet you Nasty.
I'm dragging about 4 guys along with me, and after I move to Pullman you're going to be seeing alot of me
Awesome Bro...send them here to preregister so they get the spot they want... http://tf-delta.com/registration/index. ... ducts_id=8
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by SA Jeremy » Fri Jun 19, 2009 1:16 pm
From: Worldwide Security International
To: All Operatives in the Field
Subj: Banking Center
In order for our forces to remain in the field we have to supply them with the best equipment and support that money can buy. But money doesn’t grow on trees. Money has to be made through careful investments in selected business ventures.
Sometimes the venture proves successful and there’s a reward. Sometimes there’s a business venture that doesn’t pan out. At the end of the day we like to think that there are more rewards than there are setbacks in our financial planning.
We apply this philosophy to keep our troops well supplied – and well rewarded – in the field.
With that said we’d like to introduce all current and future contractors for Worldwide Security International to the WSI Rewards Plan.
Money, of course, can also be earned the old fashioned way: By doing your job.
Being deployed in the field can cost you money as well as help you earn valuable rewards such as:
To: All Operatives in the Field
Subj: Banking Center
In order for our forces to remain in the field we have to supply them with the best equipment and support that money can buy. But money doesn’t grow on trees. Money has to be made through careful investments in selected business ventures.
Sometimes the venture proves successful and there’s a reward. Sometimes there’s a business venture that doesn’t pan out. At the end of the day we like to think that there are more rewards than there are setbacks in our financial planning.
We apply this philosophy to keep our troops well supplied – and well rewarded – in the field.
With that said we’d like to introduce all current and future contractors for Worldwide Security International to the WSI Rewards Plan.
- Every contractor that signs up in support of Operation Pegasus is credited with $250 toward the team fund.
- Additionally, for every four people that join WSI before August 15th in support of Operation Pegasus, the team as a whole receives $2,000. That means if 16 personnel join up the team receives $8,000. That’s in addition to the $250 per person bounty which means four enlistees gets you individual bonuses of $250 per man plus get $2,000 for every four men for a total of $3,000.
- While deployed in the field the team will receive an operating stipend of $500 an hour to offset deployment costs.
Money, of course, can also be earned the old fashioned way: By doing your job.
- A $500 bounty will be paid for any leader whose command is terminated with extreme prejudice.
- A $500 bounty will be paid for accomplishing a secondary mission objective.
- A $1000 bounty will be paid for any headquarters element (command and control center, logistics node or casualty collection point) destroyed.
- A $2500 bounty will be paid for the accomplishment of a primary mission objective.
Being deployed in the field can cost you money as well as help you earn valuable rewards such as:
- A $50 fee will be charged for every casualty to be treated. This fee is assessed to re-stock medical supplies in the WSI Field Aid Station.
- A $6,000 fee will be assessed for the establishment of a Casualty Collection Point at a site to be determined for a period of six hours.
- A $2,000 fee will be assessed for the assignment of a medic to the team for a period of two hours. Up to two medics can be assigned to the team at any given time.
- A $5,000 fee will be assessed for one precision artillery strike with an effective casualty radius of 50 meters. Up to one artillery strike can be requested every hour.
- A $10,000 fee will be assessed for the use of one of WSI’s air assets in an airstrike (20mm cannon, 2.75 inch Free-Flight Air Rockets) with an effective casualty radius of 100 meters. No more than one airstrike can be requested every two hours due to reload / rearm and flight to and from the company Forward Arming and Refueling Point (FARP).
- For the emergency extraction of a high-profile target from a hot zone you can request helicopter transport support for the cost of $12,500. Due to the high risk nature of such an extraction you can ask for only one such mission in a 24 hour period.
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by SA Jeremy » Thu Jul 02, 2009 1:04 am
linw0724 wrote:the Bellevue Stryker Airsoft team will be there to make its team debut
And we look forward to meeting all of you guys. This is going to be some great fun...did I mention possible water insertion...hmmm maybe that slipped my mind.
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oohhh! fun! enlighten meby SA Jeremy » Thu Jul 02, 2009 10:11 am
linw0724 wrote::o oohhh! fun! enlighten me
It is not yet locked on but we are attempting to get rafts so that teams can make beach assaults via the River. If we can get them it is going to add a whole new dimension to the event.
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by SA Jeremy » Thu Jul 02, 2009 11:53 am
Nasty wrote:Headhunter6 wrote:linw0724 wrote::o oohhh! fun! enlighten me
It is not yet locked on but we are attempting to get rafts so that teams can make beach assaults via the River. If we can get them it is going to add a whole new dimension to the event.
Can I bring my SCUBA equipment?
Not sure it the water will be deep enough for that but...sure why not.
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by SA Jeremy » Mon Jul 13, 2009 7:25 pm
Click here to register | Operation Pegasus Player Guide | Participants Registered for this Event | Participation Awards
Good afternoon everyone,
A quick update is in order for this event. One of the things we mentioned would be available to each participant for their participation in this event is an operation patch.
In addition to field fees, props and ordinance being purchased for this event, pre-registration fees will be applied toward paying for the operation patches however as of right now we do not have enough people registered in order to pay for the patches.
In order to purchase a special event patch we need a minimum of (6) more people to register for this event before July 24th. This will insure we have enough time to have the patch designed, priced, developed and shipped to us in time for the event on August 22nd.
So if we can get a minimum of six more people registered prior to the 24th of this month we will be able to buy the operation patch. Pre-registration will remain open up until August 17th at which point we will shut it down.
As of this point we do not plan on having day-of-event registration.
Thanks,
Rob and Jeremy
Good afternoon everyone,
A quick update is in order for this event. One of the things we mentioned would be available to each participant for their participation in this event is an operation patch.
In addition to field fees, props and ordinance being purchased for this event, pre-registration fees will be applied toward paying for the operation patches however as of right now we do not have enough people registered in order to pay for the patches.
In order to purchase a special event patch we need a minimum of (6) more people to register for this event before July 24th. This will insure we have enough time to have the patch designed, priced, developed and shipped to us in time for the event on August 22nd.
So if we can get a minimum of six more people registered prior to the 24th of this month we will be able to buy the operation patch. Pre-registration will remain open up until August 17th at which point we will shut it down.
As of this point we do not plan on having day-of-event registration.
Thanks,
Rob and Jeremy
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by SA Jeremy » Wed Jul 22, 2009 12:18 am
Click here to register | Operation Pegasus Player Guide | Participants Registered for this Event | Participation Awards
The country of Zamunda has long been the scene of everything from political turmoil to tribal violence to civil war, with the ruling class changing as often as the wind shifts direction across the Sahara to the north. Since independence from Belgium in 1964, Zamunda has gone from independent democracy to military dictatorship to anarchy.
Global Ventures, a mining exploration company based in Suffolk, UK, recently sent a team into Zamunda to conduct a geologic survey. What they found was astounding: Zamunda might be sitting atop one of the largest untapped supplies of oil in Western Equitorial Africa. With a pipeline from the oil fields to the port – and capital city – of Elizabethtown, the oil supplies of Zamunda could be shipped to refineries in Great Britain, Europe or the southeastern United States.
The problem is the political instability within the country. No company would risk having their people killed and their property nationalized in the name of the coup of the week. What Zamunda needs is a leader to break this seemingly unending line of revolts and coups.
That man is Professor Richard Mkebe, a pro-Democracy leader of the people who was forced out of the country by Army commander – and current Zumunda strongman – Colonel Omar Kinshasa. Mkebe’s discussions to the students at the University of Zamunda about democracy were a beacon of hope for the people of the country … and a threat to the ruling class.
Here's where you come in. What side do you stand on? Will you take up arms as a member of the Zamundan Defense Forces and protect the people of Zamunda from the former colonial powers? Or will you side with money-hungry mercenaries that would seek to exploit Zamunda's natural resources for profit?
Right now Global Ventures is contracting with the Brussels, Belgium-based corporate security firm Worldwide Security International (WSI) to raise and train a mercenary force to go into Zamunda for the purpose of removing Colonel Kinshasa from power and installing Professor Mkebe as the newly appointed leader of the nation. That operation has been code word designated Pegasus.
Because they don’t want to raise too much suspicion within the United Nations, the mercenary force WSI is raising will be limited to 60 hand-picked personnel from the cream of the crop of Special Operations forces from the US, NATO and former Warsaw Pact countries. They will be managed and paid through a shell company out of the Cayman Islands without any links to either WSI or Global Ventures. If captured or killed both companies have plausible deniability on their side and will be able to avoid any scrutiny within the UN.
On the other hand, the Zamundan Defense Forces are beefing up their internal security to prevent the Europeans or any of their confederates from stealing what is rightfully theres.
So which side will you choose?
For more details - including information on how to apply to be a part of Worldwide Security International's team - please go to the following website: http://tf-delta.com/worldwide/index.html
Or check out their non-secure forum here: http://tf-delta.com/worldwide/forum/index.php
Zamundan Defense Forces
Will you stand up to defend the people of Zamunda? Do you have what it takes, giving everything including your life if necessary, to prevent the Europeans from stealing our resources?
If so, then head to this website to find out more about how you can join up with Colonel Kinshasa and take a stand against European encroachment in African affairs: http://tf-delta.com/zamunda/
Map of the Republic of Zamunda, suitable for printing and bringing with you. You never know when you might need a map to call in artillery or an airstrike.
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What: Operation Pegasus // Force on Force MIL-SIM Event
Where: Dragon Wars Field // Colville, WA (Field is located within 5 minutes of downtown Colville)
When: August 22 - 23, 2009
Participation: Field is open to 120 players, 60 on each side. Event is pre-registration only. No day of event registration. No pre-pay, no play
Cost: $16
What you get for your registration fee:
~Two days of high intensity force-on-force operations in a simulated jungle environment to include dense single-canopy treeline, a creek bisecting the playing field and multiple buildings and structures.
~One night of camping on-site.
~Admins will provide bottled water and ice on the field and in camping area for players to remain hydrated throughout the exercise.
~Ten Dollars in event scrip to be used to participate in various off-field activities (For example, for players 21 and older we will be hosting a Poker tournament and Beer Garden at the conclusion of Saturday's field activities).
Additional information located in our event FAQ here: http://tf-delta.com/worldwide/forum/vie ... p?f=3&t=11
Event Hosts: Rob Kauder (Representing Worldwide Security International) and Jeremy Miller (Colonel Kinshasa // Zamundan Defense Forces)
The country of Zamunda has long been the scene of everything from political turmoil to tribal violence to civil war, with the ruling class changing as often as the wind shifts direction across the Sahara to the north. Since independence from Belgium in 1964, Zamunda has gone from independent democracy to military dictatorship to anarchy.
Global Ventures, a mining exploration company based in Suffolk, UK, recently sent a team into Zamunda to conduct a geologic survey. What they found was astounding: Zamunda might be sitting atop one of the largest untapped supplies of oil in Western Equitorial Africa. With a pipeline from the oil fields to the port – and capital city – of Elizabethtown, the oil supplies of Zamunda could be shipped to refineries in Great Britain, Europe or the southeastern United States.
The problem is the political instability within the country. No company would risk having their people killed and their property nationalized in the name of the coup of the week. What Zamunda needs is a leader to break this seemingly unending line of revolts and coups.
That man is Professor Richard Mkebe, a pro-Democracy leader of the people who was forced out of the country by Army commander – and current Zumunda strongman – Colonel Omar Kinshasa. Mkebe’s discussions to the students at the University of Zamunda about democracy were a beacon of hope for the people of the country … and a threat to the ruling class.
Here's where you come in. What side do you stand on? Will you take up arms as a member of the Zamundan Defense Forces and protect the people of Zamunda from the former colonial powers? Or will you side with money-hungry mercenaries that would seek to exploit Zamunda's natural resources for profit?
Right now Global Ventures is contracting with the Brussels, Belgium-based corporate security firm Worldwide Security International (WSI) to raise and train a mercenary force to go into Zamunda for the purpose of removing Colonel Kinshasa from power and installing Professor Mkebe as the newly appointed leader of the nation. That operation has been code word designated Pegasus.
Because they don’t want to raise too much suspicion within the United Nations, the mercenary force WSI is raising will be limited to 60 hand-picked personnel from the cream of the crop of Special Operations forces from the US, NATO and former Warsaw Pact countries. They will be managed and paid through a shell company out of the Cayman Islands without any links to either WSI or Global Ventures. If captured or killed both companies have plausible deniability on their side and will be able to avoid any scrutiny within the UN.
On the other hand, the Zamundan Defense Forces are beefing up their internal security to prevent the Europeans or any of their confederates from stealing what is rightfully theres.
So which side will you choose?
For more details - including information on how to apply to be a part of Worldwide Security International's team - please go to the following website: http://tf-delta.com/worldwide/index.html
Or check out their non-secure forum here: http://tf-delta.com/worldwide/forum/index.php
Zamundan Defense Forces
Will you stand up to defend the people of Zamunda? Do you have what it takes, giving everything including your life if necessary, to prevent the Europeans from stealing our resources?
If so, then head to this website to find out more about how you can join up with Colonel Kinshasa and take a stand against European encroachment in African affairs: http://tf-delta.com/zamunda/
Map of the Republic of Zamunda, suitable for printing and bringing with you. You never know when you might need a map to call in artillery or an airstrike.
=======================================
What: Operation Pegasus // Force on Force MIL-SIM Event
Where: Dragon Wars Field // Colville, WA (Field is located within 5 minutes of downtown Colville)
When: August 22 - 23, 2009
Participation: Field is open to 120 players, 60 on each side. Event is pre-registration only. No day of event registration. No pre-pay, no play
Cost: $16
What you get for your registration fee:
~Two days of high intensity force-on-force operations in a simulated jungle environment to include dense single-canopy treeline, a creek bisecting the playing field and multiple buildings and structures.
~One night of camping on-site.
~Admins will provide bottled water and ice on the field and in camping area for players to remain hydrated throughout the exercise.
~Ten Dollars in event scrip to be used to participate in various off-field activities (For example, for players 21 and older we will be hosting a Poker tournament and Beer Garden at the conclusion of Saturday's field activities).
Additional information located in our event FAQ here: http://tf-delta.com/worldwide/forum/vie ... p?f=3&t=11
Event Hosts: Rob Kauder (Representing Worldwide Security International) and Jeremy Miller (Colonel Kinshasa // Zamundan Defense Forces)
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by SA Jeremy » Wed Jul 22, 2009 12:20 am
Participation Awards.
We will be recognizing participants at this event who exemplify the spirit of the Spokane Airsoft community with a number of awards. This time we will be focusing on individual achievement for those participants who do the most on their own to help make the event successful for their teams and the community at large.
The awards will include:
1. Most Valuable Player (PMC / ZDF) - The single-most valuable player from both sides of the event. This is the person whose single contribution helped their team gain the advantage on the field, leading to his or her team's success.
2. Best Impression - Who will be the best-dressed and outfitted 1980s era mercenary or African rebel? We will be setting up this event to take on the look and feel of mercenary operations in Africa during the 1980s. As such, during the event throughout the weekend we'll be looking for participants who develop a persona of their own both on and off the field and have the best look and act as a member of their team.
3. Hard Charger - Who is the single individual that inspires the most people on the battlefield? Who is the best team leader or has the most command presence? We'll be looking for the natural born leaders in the group who rally the troops to achieve their mission objectives.
As for the exact type of award each individual will receive, we're working out the details right now but rest assured we'll make it worth your while to step your game up a notch.
We will be recognizing participants at this event who exemplify the spirit of the Spokane Airsoft community with a number of awards. This time we will be focusing on individual achievement for those participants who do the most on their own to help make the event successful for their teams and the community at large.
The awards will include:
1. Most Valuable Player (PMC / ZDF) - The single-most valuable player from both sides of the event. This is the person whose single contribution helped their team gain the advantage on the field, leading to his or her team's success.
2. Best Impression - Who will be the best-dressed and outfitted 1980s era mercenary or African rebel? We will be setting up this event to take on the look and feel of mercenary operations in Africa during the 1980s. As such, during the event throughout the weekend we'll be looking for participants who develop a persona of their own both on and off the field and have the best look and act as a member of their team.
3. Hard Charger - Who is the single individual that inspires the most people on the battlefield? Who is the best team leader or has the most command presence? We'll be looking for the natural born leaders in the group who rally the troops to achieve their mission objectives.
As for the exact type of award each individual will receive, we're working out the details right now but rest assured we'll make it worth your while to step your game up a notch.
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by SA Jeremy » Wed Jul 22, 2009 12:24 am
Participants
Field Admins
WSI Forces - Rob Kauder
Zamundan Forces - Jeremy Miller
Event Management
Camp Host - Mike Bertram
Registration Manager - Keri Libby
Chrono Manager - Kerry Kauder
Chrono Assistant - Aaron Tapia
ZDF Forces Role-player - Bob Hall
ZDF Forces Role-player - Scott Gardener
Military Vehicle Coordinator - "Army Dave"
Worldwide Security International (21 Registered / 1 Side OIC)
Rob Kauder (Side OIC)
Cameron Sills
William Lin
Eric Snoozy
Dennis Chau
Nicholas Day
Jeremy Fu
Jon Laine
Garrett Strand
Caio Tenca
Matthew Pyper
Luke Gunzel
Jacob Rittenhouse
Justin Nicholson
Edward Edica
Justin Carroll
Ryan Hess
Jake Shear
Tim Price
Todd Frey
Brady Duros
Dwayne Dees (*Might not be able to make it)
Zamundan Defense Forces (18 Registered / 1 Side OIC)
Jeremy Miller (Side OIC)
Kerry Kauder
Russ Ricketts
Aaron Tapia
Chris Thomas
Mike Bertram
Keri Libby
Chris Grimmett
Russell Lenz
Shawn Barcal
Scott Rea
Bob Hall
Scott Gardener
David Ostler
Nate Steele
Matt Barnard
Jesse Barton
Russ Kempf
Brad Chrisman
Field Admins
WSI Forces - Rob Kauder
Zamundan Forces - Jeremy Miller
Event Management
Camp Host - Mike Bertram
Registration Manager - Keri Libby
Chrono Manager - Kerry Kauder
Chrono Assistant - Aaron Tapia
ZDF Forces Role-player - Bob Hall
ZDF Forces Role-player - Scott Gardener
Military Vehicle Coordinator - "Army Dave"
Worldwide Security International (21 Registered / 1 Side OIC)
Rob Kauder (Side OIC)
Cameron Sills
William Lin
Eric Snoozy
Dennis Chau
Nicholas Day
Jeremy Fu
Jon Laine
Garrett Strand
Caio Tenca
Matthew Pyper
Luke Gunzel
Jacob Rittenhouse
Justin Nicholson
Edward Edica
Justin Carroll
Ryan Hess
Jake Shear
Tim Price
Todd Frey
Brady Duros
Dwayne Dees (*Might not be able to make it)
Zamundan Defense Forces (18 Registered / 1 Side OIC)
Jeremy Miller (Side OIC)
Kerry Kauder
Russ Ricketts
Aaron Tapia
Chris Thomas
Mike Bertram
Keri Libby
Chris Grimmett
Russell Lenz
Shawn Barcal
Scott Rea
Bob Hall
Scott Gardener
David Ostler
Nate Steele
Matt Barnard
Jesse Barton
Russ Kempf
Brad Chrisman
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