Yeti's AAR is awesome!! Flea is probably the funniest person I have ever meet, but Yeti forgot to mention the "helicopter"!! Some of us (Bengal, Trout, Expo) didn't get to sleep until 0600 after a whole lot of craziness. Just so everybody knows, "Yeti must feed"!

sounded like fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuun

Personal accolades:

Viper--Awesome job directing traffic all weekend. If I couldn’t respond to our XO calling for assistance you were right there on it. Also I saw you leading packs of OCMI and non OCMI around the city areas on the second day. Glad that you ended up making it. Thank you Deeno!

Bengal--Great job keeping the band aids flowing like a fine wine. This was imperative to our success on both days. Also when nether Viper or I could get to the radio calls form the XO Bengal was right there on top of it. Never did they have to ask more than once. I am still a little leery about your mission to stand 10 feet from the CP drinking water though…

Flea--You did an excellent job all weekend holding it down. You were all over the field taking care of everything from missions to harassing their CP. I was hoping that you could have joined the excursion into the Flume on the second day but you sucked it up and helped keep the CP from being overrun. Great job all weekend you drunk.

Heretic--Even though you were only there for one day you presence was felt. Using the hit and run tactics in the center hill area we harassed the other team all day. It all boiled over when we had to complete those final two missions on Saturday. Great job.

MedicMike--You were a mad man. This guy single handedly kept us in the game all weekend. At the end of the first day he was instrumental in keeping us all alive to hold onto the radio tower for our final mission. Even though we were constantly under a hail of fire he was sprinting and sliding between all the buildings keeping us all alive. The other team was never more frustrated then not having the ability to eliminate us because of this guy.

Rock--Awesome job all weekend. You held your own and were classy doing it. I didn’t see you much all weekend but I could hear your radio transmission on how close you were to the other teams CP that first day. During the final battle this guy was had a good spot in a bush where paint could not hit him. However when he came out he was covered in spray like he had been hit with a paint hose. Glad to personally see you in action on a travel trip.

Trout--This guy was a maniac all weekend. Maybe it was the thin mountain air, maybe it was the fact that he was having knee surgery in a week, I don’t know….I’m not a doctor. However he was everywhere. At one point a mixed group was defending our CP from a hillside attack on the first day. After we eliminated the initial threat we noticed two 5150 guys sneaking around our left flank. Just when we were about to redirect the force Trout comes tearing out of the bushes eliminating one and forcing the other one to actual run away. Then Trout vanished back into the brush and was never seen from for the rest of the game. We had a bet that he had set up traps and was skinning other players so he could collect their skulls, a-la predator but there was no proof of this either way.

Exploited--Great job all weekend. We definitely appreciated you driving. You were everywhere and were paramount to us holding the city at the end of the first day. I didn’t see much of you the second day but heard you were essential in helping us hold back the masses from taking our CP. Great job all weekend.

As a team we did a very good job of working together, having great radio discipline, and working with the randoms out there. After our initial surges on both days we were fractioned up all over the field. However I don’t think that there was ever just one of us anywhere. I saw many cases of bounding and use of suppression fire all weekend. The best part about it was that it appeared to be an instantaneous response to the threat. At no point did I see any case of anyone getting bogged down all weekend long. The radio discipline was awesome. We rarely had an open mic and when it did happen we took care of it very quickly. Information was short and to the point with transmissions being only when necessary. In lieu silent hand signals we used to near perfection whenever people were in eyesight with each other. This definitely helped to clear up the radio lines. While we were out there I saw many cases of groups of OCMI guys working with the random other groups out there. Whether it be the Clowns, Caltrop, Ghosts, or just a walk on we worked together to get things done. Nowhere did I see this the most than when we had to break out of our CP on the second day. After being bogged down for quite some time, a multi-team force finally managed to get a flank open and really open up the south side of the field. This was imperative to us getting anything done all day that second day.

well said-looks like our trainings are paying off.And yes nobody ever before heeled us like Medic Mike-sometimes even with hugs and kisses

We should get him a call sign.I was thinking-Hawkeye(mash doctor) or just Doc or something about that hit he got to his forhead and looked like third eye,i dont know.More ideas?

FLEA wrote:
well said-looks like our trainings are paying off.And yes nobody ever before heeled us like Medic Mike-sometimes even with hugs and kisses

We should get him a call sign.I was thinking-Hawkeye(mash doctor) or just Doc or something about that hit he got to his forhead and looked like third eye,i dont know.More ideas?


pito head?