My EAD is coming up in 2 months and I need to know. How does airsoft mix with the military? Should I finish basic and go through tech school, when I reach my first base I will be in dorms and from what I understand no airsofts in dorm rooms. So I was wondering how do you guys like Kermit and such do it? How did you find players in your base? Don't want to continue purchasing airsoft stuff if I won't be able to play it again.
well if u live on base i have been told and i dont know if this is true, but that u have keep the gun in the armory and registered on base as a firearm. I was told this by a friend whos in the navy, but i dont know if hes right.
My friend dave and his buddies played in the barrecks in hawaii but I am sure it changes base to base
Well first I dont live in the dorms.
hey Kermit are you out at Beale?
I shoot Table Gypsies on sight!
Thanks a lot Kermit. I was afraid I'd have to quit airsofting when I went in but now I can be a bit more at ease. I personally don't mind the whole lock/unlocking procedure with the dorm NCO. I was thinking about purchasing an SA 1911 G.I. or Mil Spec and I already knew armoury procedures a bit. Didn't mind that either. Just didn't want to go through that trouble with airsoft guns is all. Although I don't want to make it a habit of calling the dorm NCO at odd times of day/night and piss someone off. Don't want to find myself getting duties left and right.
You wont......duty CQ NCO is assigned to that dorm for like a 24hr period of time....they're suppose to stay awake and answer your every single need from "Im locked out of my room" to "I want to check out a vacumn cleaner from supply bay" thats what they do ... and walk around and tell yout o keep it down when your partying, and catch underage drinkers. So call as mucha s you want ... one day you'll be a NCO and will have to pull a dorm CQ shift, so abuse the hell out of CQ now before you end up CQ
and I'll tell him Kermit sent me, so he'll kick your ass after he kicks mine. :) thx again.
i was in the army, and at Ft. Hood, we had to keep them locked up, but they were available 24 hours a day. we just had to check in with the NCOIC to unlock the locker and get em.
[quote="takimbe"]i was in the army, and at Ft. Hood, we had to keep them locked up, but they were available 24 hours a day. we just had to check in with the NCOIC to unlock the locker and get em.
