Yah, it would definetly be cool to nick the water off of our enemies, and I do agree that the whole going-to-safezone-thing sort of defeats the milsim-spirit of playing as a SF-soldier. However, do remember that we are not allowed to use any sort of fires or open flames in the bush, thus making it i...

Yeah, I'll second you on that one. I wouldn't risk it either.

But, the "warming-it-up-inside-the-clothes" is definetely a go.

Since we can't cook things in the bush, I called the norwegian company "Drytech", which makes MREs (manufacturers of REAL) for the swedish military and civil market. I told them my dilemma about not having access to hot water, as is directed on the package to be added into the MRE contents. No probl...

As we are playing as Special Forces, it is my understanding that we will most likely be out in the bush during the whole game. In this regard, I'm guessing that we will be taking water from watever sources that we can find. I'm bringing water-purifying tablets, a 3L camelback and two 1L Nalgene-bott...

I guess I'm your first "lone wolf"... CQB- and stealth operations are definetely my game, so put me where you need me. I sport a Systema PTW CQB-R with all the cylinders (except for the M150) and I'm packing a TM High-Capa 4.3 for backup, so I'm equipped for any mission, except sniper roles. If you ...

The original question has still not been answered though...

I find it quite interesting to know with whom I'm going to be placed, so that I may get in touch with them. Then we can go through equipment etc.

—Who will be squadleaders, riflemen, support, medic and so on..?

Right on.

Got my training through boyscouts, my school and the military. I'm no medic, but I can perform the basic stuff.

I'd recommend boiling it too. Better to be safe, than to be puking the whole weekend.