U.S. Marines 1st Reconnaissance Unit
Welcome jarhead,
As part of Operation Enduring Freedom (seems like we
been enduring this campaign forever) your unit will be the tip of the
spear leading the assault through Afghanistan, unfortunately
this means you will be the most likely to walk into
ambushes and traps set by the Taliban and al Qaeda terrorists. But
before you can make your way back to a cozy cot, The "Godfather"
has a few missions that he wants you to accomplish (the
better to get his first star on his collar I bet) As the
game proceeds along, your commanding officer will be
provided with missions and objectives and you will be
expected to carry them out in a military-like fashion,
regardless of them making any sense to you (this ain't
Uncle Jarhead's military, this unit belongs to Uncle Sam
and the "Godfather"! You got that soldier?!) You
will follow a chain of command and should stay
within the Rules of Engagement provided to you.
The R.O.E. will change frequently, so communication
with your unit is essential. Killing innocent
civilians will turn the world press against the Marines,
The. U.S. and our commander in chief, George W. Bush.
You wouldn't want that on your head now would you?
The Godfather was sorely disheartened with you knuckle
draggers during last year's Baghdad campaign and did NOT get
his cherished extra star. Do not disappoint him again.
Semper Fi!
Major Todd Eckloff
| "Well, we kicked over the hornet's nest.
Now we better kill all the f*%king
hornets."
Sgt Colbert
Generation Kill |
In the Game:
The Marines will be operating under commander,
Eric "Lifer" Brooks (from Team AFC out of West Virginia) designated "Hitman
Actual".
Once we have volunteered a Marine commander, you can contact him by PMing
him at the Tango Alpha forum or via email. His orders will come down from Lt.
Col. "Godfather" Ferrando. See the
Rules for
specifics on how the Marines will conduct themselves at
all times, but a few highlights are...
- Military style camouflage & uniforms are
heavily suggested.
- Military style chain of command is the smart way
to play this
- Rules of engagement will be issued and we
suggest you listen to them soldier boy!
- Military objectives and missions
- Contact Commander "Lifer" Brooks at
marines@GenKillPaintball.com
Realism -
- The numerical odds should hopefully be
relatively even, but this is war and ain't nothing
fair.
- Marines don't have to follow mil-sim-like rules,
including the amount of paint they can carry onto
the field.
- The Taliban can score points by not only
doing their own missions (sometimes very counter to
the Marines missions) but preventing the Marines
from accomplishing their own objectives.
- The Taliban and Afghanis will take the field
first, get embedded and set up ambushes. It is THEIR
country and you are invading after all.
- The Marines and Pashtun Mafia will launch
slightly later.
Gung-ho. Aggressive.
Butt-Kicking. Nice Guy. These
all describe
Eric "Lifer" Brooks,
of Team AFC, who has graciously
agreed to lead the Marines to victory on March 6th, 2010 for
our paintball scenario,
Generation Kill. Lifer
brings Team AFC all the way from
West-By-God-Virginia to bring
Osama in, clear out the drug
cartels and generally clean up
Afghanistan. Move over
Godfather, there is a new
sheriff in town.
Contact Lifer about joining
up and bringing a victory to the
First Recon Unit!
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All this means is that it takes a REAL MAN to be a
Marine and we are looking for a few good men! So how can
the Marines beat these odds...
- Play smarter - go for points and
objectives, not necessarily firefights. Your goal is
not to kill everyone, but to accomplish your
missions. It may not be as much fun, but it can win
the day.
- Use communications - by nature, the
Taliban and Pashtuns will be more unorganized and using
communications less, but they may have a few elite
teams.
- Use military tactics - running and
gunning will not win this for the Marines. Flanking,
recon, intelligence and strategy will win the day.
NOTE: Even though the rules
say that the Pashtun Mafia can make deals with both sides,
that doesn't mean the Taliban can't make a deal with the
U.S. or other role players. As unlikely as it seems, it
doesn't break any rules. It's just hard to trust these guys.
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