The video below is made from a sequence of shots taken from the last instructors training day.
The day was spent refreshing the training from earlier in the year where we covered 4 man room entry and hostage rescue. However this time we broke out the toys and went to town on the door.
It was a great day for all and a perfect end to the year.
All of us at MAG would like to thank you all for you support throughout 2011 and look forward to seeing you all in 2012.
This video is the first part of a sequence of videos that will be posted in the new “MAG VETERANS” area of the MAG web site.
The videos are from a simple mission social training session that took place at the end of last year at the TTC or Tactical Training Centre, what the mission entailed can be seen in the first video.
Not only does the video show you what you might expect at a MAG Veterans game, but it also is a great way for those of you that haven’t had the opportunity to attend an event at the TTC in any form or another to have somewhat of a guided tour of the facility.
Unfortunately due to the size of the centre we will have to post the video in a series of parts and are not able to show you everything, but then what’s the world of MAG without a few surprises when you do experience it in person.
As for the MAG Veterans area this is an exciting new offer for those wanting to get the most out of the game of Airsoft.
Please click the below Veterans logo to be taken to the Veterans area to learn more.
The next MAG event is “Colombian Dawn” which is scheduled to take place on Queens Birthday weekend June 2nd and 3rd 2012
This event is a scenario base event with participants being able to apply for roles that both interest them but are also tailored to their level of abilities.
Stay tuned for more information and how you can secure your spot at Colombian Dawn.
MAG EVENT BAROMETER:
Learning from our experiences throughout the years hosting and participating at different Airsoft and MAG events we have seen that there is a need for a clear bench mark that outlines the scale of experience and personal attributes required by all participants that wish to attend an event and or perform a given role within and event.
It’s all very well being enticed by the prestige of being referred as a member of the an other elite unit within an event. But what many people fail to realise is there is also and expectation that goes with that role.
We can all dress the part, but when your 30+ hours into a Mil-Sim event, have walked 20 km to a target and are then told via the command team that you are to sit in the pouring rain and observe the enemy for the reason of gaining intel.
You might wish someone had told you that might happen and that part of being an elite unit entails those sorts of missions in that particular event and then there’s also the other side of the coin.
A team is only as good as its weakest link!
Is it fair on the team to have a member who is totally new to the game with little or no knowledge of what they have put themselves forward for?
Well at MAG we have searched for an answer and believe we have found it in the
