thebaffler
06-19-2009, 12:42
http://www.airsoftcleveland.com/abouttac.html
Something about this air-soft group's website made me chuckle. See if you can spot it:
TAC was founded in 2001 by a group of milsim (military simulation) airsoft enthusiasts looking to create a more realistic style of play. TAC is not your average bunch of weekend “paintsofters”. We consider ourselves a serious group and routinely train using a military doctrine. We are a structured, disciplined team of quiet professionals who enjoy airsoft for training and simulating realistic combat operations. Our milsim scenarios and events are realistic and well thought out. TAC takes pride on attention to detail, and our milsim style of play stresses the use of tactics, strategy, and all other elements of realism we can incorporate.
Interesting choice of words, no? ;)
Evidently they were here at Ft. McPherson conducting a "re-enactment of a special forces extraction of a wounded Soldier." (Quote from the newspaper on post). Sorry I missed that.
Something about this air-soft group's website made me chuckle. See if you can spot it:
TAC was founded in 2001 by a group of milsim (military simulation) airsoft enthusiasts looking to create a more realistic style of play. TAC is not your average bunch of weekend “paintsofters”. We consider ourselves a serious group and routinely train using a military doctrine. We are a structured, disciplined team of quiet professionals who enjoy airsoft for training and simulating realistic combat operations. Our milsim scenarios and events are realistic and well thought out. TAC takes pride on attention to detail, and our milsim style of play stresses the use of tactics, strategy, and all other elements of realism we can incorporate.
Interesting choice of words, no? ;)
Evidently they were here at Ft. McPherson conducting a "re-enactment of a special forces extraction of a wounded Soldier." (Quote from the newspaper on post). Sorry I missed that.