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Has there been any thought about checking into the military installations for Airsoft Battles. The bases are used by reenactors all the time. Camp Parks is located in Dublin. Camp Roberts has massive battle areas of which some have bridges, huge tree groves river beds etc. You can also stay at Camp Roberts in military barracks. The barracks are old but clean and have toilets and showers. They are two floors and sleep around 50 per building. I believe the only kicker is you have to be a registered club with proof of insurance (but Ill double check on this). It makes for a great 2 to 3 day event. They do charge for the barracks but battle fees end up being around $20 per person.

Camp Roberts and Ft. Hunter Ligget are active training sites currently for the Army Reserve and National Guard. They are two of the sites that many Guard and Reserve units do their pre-training and qualifications before heading out to mobilization sites.

Camp bob an Ft hunter ligget let WWII reenactors use them..and you can rent barrecks for $90 a night I think...and that is enough for 40 guys..My club (WWII uses camp BOB 1 time per month AVG)I can get the contact info for camp bob, but you need some kind of insurance to use their site. now camp parks is totaly differnt. we used to have Civil War and WWII their , but we always had to camp out..not a problem for me but there was always some crazy enviromental concern when we were out there some redlegged frog if I rember right. The leader ship there just became annoyed with the reenactors so we stoped going there after 2003. Oh yea how could I forget at camp bob you have to look out for the EVIL KIT FOX and the PURPLE FLOWER... and watch out for BIG spiders and BADGERS!

oh crap Gunter...did not see that you stared this thread.....you all ready know all of that stuff

Ord Ligget or Bob would be cool, Parks kind of sucks crappy terrain no cover etc. Hey Brice long time no see.

waddu mean sometimes dusty. its in the desert. i had infantry school there. try cleaning those barracks. takes like an hour w/ 20 guys. But ya, the main training ground, Sherwood Forest, is about 20 feet from danger zone(where arty shells are supposed to hit). So you'd prolly need insurance. We found duds jus bout everywhere on base.

oh man......

"And today in the news 25 airsofters were found in what was described as "peaces" as one of them accidently tripped and set off a suposedley dead artillery shell inadvertantly left in their fighting grounds. now John whats the weather looking like?" I can see the headline now... :) :shock:

[quote="SocomLord"]waddu mean sometimes dusty. its in the desert. i had infantry school there. try cleaning those barracks. takes like an hour w/ 20 guys. But ya, the main training ground, Sherwood Forest, is about 20 feet from danger zone(where arty shells are supposed to hit). So you'd prolly need insurance. We found duds jus bout everywhere on base.[/quote]

Watch out for the kit fox....

ya i know what u mean. We were doing night land navigation, a guy from my platoon thought he saw a chem light, was a mortor rounds stabalizer tail. Thankfully someone pointed their flashlight at it. Scary stuff. but good times though. kit foxes are scared of us.

[quote="SocomLord"]ya i know what you mean. We were doing night land navigation, a guy from my platoon thought he saw a chem light, was a mortor rounds stabalizer tail. Thankfully someone pointed their flashlight at it. Scary stuff. but good times though. kit foxes are scared of us.[/quote]

CYBER STICKS??????????

what are cyber sticks. chem lights r the ones where you break it and it glows. Thats what my Sgt called em, so ya i use it now. cyber sticks=chem lights???

"Cyber Sticks" are 2" PVC pipe topped with glint tape. they are put in areas the have concerns with the endangered species or Kit fox dens, some dam purple flower, and some thing else...they put them up for the guys driving tanks at night there

o. i kno what your talkin bout now. I saw some of those when i was there.

Schnee

yea eastern front....check RPS website

[quote="Tkschnee43"]yea eastern front....check RPS website[/quote]

Thats what I thought. I know what Chem-lites are: they're the things you look to avoid when doing a mass-tactical jump!

depends. green equals the other persons stomach and red means there back. thats what halo does anyway... according to my Sgt Major

I said "mass tactical jump". There is no such thing as a HALO mass tactical jump.

[quote="Talon"]HALO mass tactical jump.[/quote]

[quote="Talon"]Thats what I thought. I know what Chem-lites are: they're the things you look to avoid when doing a mass-tactical jump![/quote]

They where used to mark the heavy drop items that were allready on the DZ. That way you didn't land on a howitzer or a Hummer. The IR ones marked the assembly areas.

[quote="Talon"]They where used to mark the heavy drop items that were allready on the DZ. That way you didn't land on a howitzer or a Hummer. The IR ones marked the assembly areas.[/quote]