| A great introduction to 2ww airsoft and Live Action ‘Operations’ 2008 Battle weekender, Tuddenham, Suffolk. March 15-16 ONLY £35 for the whole weekend Welcome to Gunman Airsoft ‘Operations’ IIWW Battle weekend ‘Operations’ is a social gathering for both sides to prepare for war and build up comradeship within the units. Set up for both Axis and Allies to practice their missions for Aprils ‘D-Day +2’ get to know and bond with your squads and have a bally good time is top of the list! 1940s Live music and a 1940s cinema will feature for the Saturday night shindig as well as a fully licence bar and hot food served as the mess. The event will begin at 10am Saturday and finish at 4pm Sunday. GUNMAN will be providing a number of marshal driven vehicles to be used in the game as well as field artillery, outposts, gun emplacements and the very best props and set dressings. GUNMAN is made up of experienced Live Action organisers that have been running professional events since 1993. Both days will be filled with missions setting up the D-Day+2 event. For the purpose of making the event work the AXIS and ALLIED troops will shoot against each other, pretending that both sides are just soldiers from their own side using the enemies uniforms and weapons. Marshals The Marshall will be playing key roles during the battle weekend to help the refs and Games operations deliver a fluid, realistic weekend and help the players get the most out of the weekend. They will be able to keep in contact with the 1IC throughout the training so the units can co-ordinate attacks and defence. Referees Due to the size of the site and numbers taking part, there will be a high number of refs keeping an eye on the action, dealing with any issues be them in-game or out of game so you, the player can enjoy the experience. They will be dressed in period clothing but where and MP armband. Each ref will carry a radio, whistle and med pack for scratches and scrapes. Radio Packs GMA will be providing all the in game radios for the weekend in the form of backpack radios, carried by a radioman. No other radio communications will be allowed unless in keeping with 2ww.
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