VIETNAM SERIES
- Anchor & Star: BOOT
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Boot is a 24 hour combat oriented Vietnam Series special training event. Multiple roles, duties, and responsibilities will be taught during the course to insure that participants are familiar will all aspects of their chosen impression.
The course will focus on small unit combat exercises like patrolling, sweep and clear, and ambushes as well as leadership, medical roles, and communications. Training will be lead by USMC veterans and experienced Vietnam Airsoft personnel.
Participants will occupy one of two base camps to facilitate all of their training modules. This is a very bare-bones event. The camps will be sparse and only contain equipment necessary for training and meals. Both forces will be conducting night exercises and sleeping "in the bush".
- Anchor & Star: Indian Country
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Indian Country is the flagship Anchor & Star Airsoft event. Indian Country takes place in the I Corps region of the Republic of South Vietnam in the summer of 1968. Fire Support Base Peacock is located near the town of Dau Vao Song. ARVN troops have abandoned their out post Tu Bo. Marines of 3/1 have constructed FSB Peacock and are resuming operations in the district.
Troops from the 7th Battalion, Regiment 38 of the People's Army of Viet Nam have used the ARVN absence to begin moving large amounts of supplies down the infamous Ho Chi Minh trail from Laos.
Indian Country offers a level of immersion and realism not often seen in airsoft events. The sights, sounds and smells will transport the participants back to the summer of '68.
The town of Dau Vao Song has been a quiet bastion of peace and tranquility for decades. Generations of farmers have worked the land to provide for their families and to make a meager living selling their wares. The primary source of income has historically been agriculture. Rice crops are usually good and the village has an abundant supply of livestock. Over the years, residents have resorted to other means of generating income. Every month the men and boys travel into the nearby hills to cut firewood. The split logs are then sold to Phuoc Ia at a small profit. The practice of logging has become more dangerous due to the presence of US and NVA forces in the area.
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