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Operation Irene VII, Sept. 11-13, Ft. Knox, KY...
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by xandman » Wed Jul 22, 2009 9:51 pm
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Irene VI, Irene VII (squad leader), Northern wind V, Northern wind VI(squad leader)
Remember " Big D" "1978-2009"
Leader of team "yakuza"
å¿ èª å¿ƒ , å誉 , å°Šé‡ , æ£ç¾© , 勇敢 , 慈悲
Irene VI, Irene VII (squad leader), Northern wind V, Northern wind VI(squad leader)
Remember " Big D" "1978-2009"
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by mandirigma » Thu Jul 23, 2009 8:52 am
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Re: Operation Irene VII, Sept. 11-13, Ft. Knox, KY...
by Household 6 » Thu Jul 23, 2009 12:47 pm
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Re: Operation Irene VII, Sept. 11-13, Ft. Knox, KY...
by redneckemt » Sun Sep 13, 2009 9:05 pm
AAR???
Pics? (GEAR PORN!!!)
Pics? (GEAR PORN!!!)
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Re: Operation Irene VII, Sept. 11-13, Ft. Knox, KY...
by LawVol » Tue Sep 15, 2009 2:55 pm
there's some pics from Sunday at www.operationirene.com
This was the best Op: Irene I've been to (it was my fourth). Buildings weren't worth points; instead, the scenarios were entirely based on completing objectives. This prevented the action from getting bogged down with both sides hunkering down in buildings. Even though there were more players than any other previous Irene, the city seemed a lot less crowded. In a nutshell, it was awesome. It was ridiculous how many skinnies I shot.
This was the best Op: Irene I've been to (it was my fourth). Buildings weren't worth points; instead, the scenarios were entirely based on completing objectives. This prevented the action from getting bogged down with both sides hunkering down in buildings. Even though there were more players than any other previous Irene, the city seemed a lot less crowded. In a nutshell, it was awesome. It was ridiculous how many skinnies I shot.
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Re: Operation Irene VII, Sept. 11-13, Ft. Knox, KY...
by TankScout » Tue Sep 15, 2009 5:48 pm
It's airsoft man! There aren't that many "skinnies".
Oh, and...from what I saw, TFR could have been called the Red Tide.
Oh, and...from what I saw, TFR could have been called the Red Tide.
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Re: Operation Irene VII, Sept. 11-13, Ft. Knox, KY...
by NGSoldier » Tue Sep 15, 2009 9:11 pm
I would have to agree it was a turkey shoot some times when the smoke cleared and you saw like 20+ dead rags on top of highspeed helmets. But it was still a blast the whole weekend
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Re: Operation Irene VII, Sept. 11-13, Ft. Knox, KY...
by TankScout » Wed Sep 16, 2009 4:40 am
I think I got shot by my own guys as much as I did by TFR. 
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