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Dave/S1TH

Dave/S1TH

I want to give recognition to the outstanding players that staffed my Czech Paratrooper Unit. You all were fantastic! We did what we were asked and did it well!

I also want to recognize the NATO players for giving such good competition and friendly rivalry. We look forward to seeing every one again in 2012!

Dave/S1TH
C.O. – Czech Paratroopers
Captain – 42nd Legion

Larry “Iron Man” Rivenbark and NATO are looking to defend last year’s victory. Al “Aldva” Downs and the Warsaw Pact are looking to bring the victory back to it’s familiar home. Get registered with the Czech Paratroopers and help us bring the title back to it’s rightful place on the red side of the field! Czech Paratrooper Registration

If you’ve never been to this event, you HAVE to experience it! Plenty of vendors, some of the best players and teams in the sport will be there and the great folks at Command Decisions Wargames Center always put on a very well run event. A good time will be had by all!

See you on the field!

Dave/S1TH

Thanks guys and keep up the good work!

Dave/S1TH

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We also support Valken’s efforts to create a unique paintball community in the form of the Valken Corps and are proud representatives of the Valken Corps’ South East Region under the regional command of Wendell “Runaway” McInnis of Team Boxer.

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S1TH with camouflage Predator Predalocs in action at Big Pearl Paintball – Glasgow, VA

The Bastogne game was Generalled by two powerhouses of scenario paintball – Xman of Team Boxer for Easy Company and Ferg of ODX for the German Panzer Division. It was a slugfest from the very start. German tanks proved their prowess on the field against Easy Company’s paratrooper tenacity. By the day’s end Easy Company still held Bastogne but at great cost.

I experienced the game as 1st Platoon’s Commander. 42nd Legion’s Phoenix Squad and Team Wemow filled the ranks. These troopers gave their all, as we were constantly under barrage from German tanks. Paintball tanks may not seem that imposing, but given the amount of punishment they can unleash in a salvo you’d still want to give it a wide berth. My Anti-tank troopers and infantry support were constantly on line doing their best to stop the flow of armor into our A.O. In the end, 1st Platoon was tasked with the first line of defense as the tanks rolled up to take Bastogne. But they didn’t get in!

Big thank you’s to the teams that made Easy Company as well as congratulations to the Germans for a hard fought victory. I would also like to thank and congratulate our hometown boys and brothers in 1st Platoon – Team Wemow for earning Easy Company’s Most Valuable Team Award. It was an honor and pleasure leading you all! To read General X-man’s rousing recap of the events you can click on his blog on the right column or click here.

Dave/S1TH

Our team style of play and Tiberius Arms‘ line of products are a natural fit. We have depended on the tried and true T-8.1 sidearm, the T9.1 convertible pistol/rifle and the impressive T-4 rifle. The revolutionary Firststrike paintball round has made the concept of a true paintball sniper a reality. To learn more about Tiberius Arms and the capabilities of the Firststrike round click here or visit www.Tiberiusarms.com or come talk to us at an event we are attending,  you can find us at the Tiberius Arms booth.

See you on the field!

S1TH

Background

Daniel Richards first met up with us at some open play weekends in mid-2009 at Cull Holler. He, his wife Teryn and friend Chris came out to try the field after seeing the newspaper article about the place. After the day of play and given his background in the Naval Reserve he was hooked. After a few weekends of playing alongside us and impressing us with his skills, he was interested in trying out larger scale scenario games. With Fulda Gap ’09 mere weeks away and seeing his abilities on the field, we were happy to have him along with us.

Team-player

Looking back, Fulda Gap ’09 was an amazing feat for us. We were running as many new folks to the event as we had seasoned players. But we all pulled together, due to great team-player personalities like Daniel’s. His mellow and easy-going manner were a welcome break amidst the chaos of herding players in a large scale scenario game. By the end of the weekend he asked me if he could join the team. I couldn’t help but grin and tell him that he already was.

Gunner

Early 2010, Daniel was a fully fledged Legionnaire, attending practices, scenario events and helping me locate great deals on equipment for the team. Unfortunately in June he suffered a motorcycle accident that left him severely injured. He made a tremendous recovery; however his mobility and paintball career have been significantly affected. Nevertheless, he continues to be a true team player. Even though he couldn’t be with us in person at Fulda Gap 2010 his presence certainly was. He lent all his available equipment and supplies so that our new players without gear would be adequately equipped for the event. Daniel’s generosity allowed for at least 4 more players to participate that otherwise would not have been able to. Daniel illustrates that it is just as important what you do off the field as it is on the field to make one a Legionnaire of the Year.

For your team spirit, both on and off the field, thank you Daniel “Gunner” Richards, you’ve earned it and we look forward to your return!