Regarding goggles and so on, me and my squad often sat around our tents with them just above our eyes so we could quickly pull them down if needed when we were eating etc. How do you think an enemy infiltration patrol/sniper team feels about ambushing your campsite when they see you sitting around ...

+1 @ Rythm.

Google translate is your friend:

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Awesome pictures Windi^!

Thank you!

Well in the Swedish defense force (before it was all but abolished) we had a system for conscripting not only people but also vehicles, meaning that anyone buying a new truck, lorry or 4x4 was likely to get a paper stating where to hand the vehicle over to the military in case of mobilization. So se...

About the UN shooting Poldavians on sight rather than letting them into Janco for a bit of roleplaying: As a UN Company commander I really tried to handle things by diplomacy as far as possible. The first day we managed to get the Poldavians to respect the DMZ, and several Poldavians units moved thr...

UN Northern checkpoint

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UN Base
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My two primaries this year.

@Bilich: Thanks for starting this topic for your very informative first post, much appreciated!

One thing you could do is to spend most of the car trip home from Berget discussing what could be done better about the rain and then (try to) start up a business based on the ideas that arose during that discussion: http://www.drycraft.com (We're far from ready to start selling stuff yet but there ...

Congrats Aleksey,
Well done both of you!

Pictures please?

That is obviously a 5x5...

Then there's the civilians. All fine and well, but the mercenaries are sorta annoying, as you can't always tell who's currently on your side and who's not. In the end battle, there were mercs who were fighting for us and mercs who were against us, all of course wearing the same civilian armband. Ye...

The SP's where in play all right. We took nightly drives all over the map and picked off the SP's at around 4am, got points for them straight away.

Sixth Mercs caught the pilot pretty much when he arrived in the Green Zone. We questioned him and got the data on the location of the downed chopper but decided that the crash site was too remote for us to reach and that we had enough missions as it was. So we gave the pilot to 23'd NAF. At first I ...