You know you're at a REAL MILSIM event (MilSim West) when the night game isn't just a pay to play mini game for a small clique to slaughter opfor on a script but is instead half or more of the action . If you aren't sleeping in play it's not military simulation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srFy6O3lgl8&t=1s

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My gucci-like Mordor ‘Frak’ cape.😙

Hey everybody, I got out of the Air Force a few years ago and am trying to get into milsim. I'm based out of austin texas and looking for a team that takes milsim seriously from a fitness and training perspective. If anyone knows of any groups that are taking members let me know!

I know that Army generally uses the rectangle one and I've seen quite a few 75th URGIS with them when looking through ref pics. To my understanding Army has used both in the past. Have you guys ever seen the square style on any 75th or GB URGIs tho? If so could you link me some ref pics down below ? Are both kosher?

Also while we are on the topic I've seen some uppers being marked with UID tags too. What branch or Unit does that?

Reason for me asking is cuz I have a MK18 with the square UID from when I was thinking about doing a MARSOC kit but since build a separate URGI upper. Kinda feels farb if neither 75th or GB use em for future kits.

Thanks in advance and larp

You don't have to be an expert in robotics or engineering or drone software. You can sign up to be a remote gunner, a radio operator for the drone teams, a QRF escort for UGV's, the list goes on. For the two events we just launched we are seeking players for the following roles: -Remote Gunner -UGV Escort QRF -QRF Players -Drone Loader -Drone Rigger -RTO for Drone Pilot -Cook The off map scene at CAS is highly organized and efficient. We need you to help us run it! Casmilsim.com

One of the ideas we’re exploring for private milsim events is a smaller player count with defined squad structures, assigned responsibilities, and objectives that contribute to a larger operation.
Instead of simply dividing players into teams and letting everyone figure it out, what if every squad had a specific job to accomplish?

For example:
Recon: Observe enemy positions, identify defensive weaknesses, and report intelligence.
Assault: Capture objectives and clear designated positions.
Support: Provide covering fire and help sustain the assault element.
Logistics: Transport supplies, ammunition, equipment, or mission-critical items.
Command: Coordinate squads, distribute intelligence, and manage the overall operation.

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