Combat actions
We participate in large-scale milsim and reenactment events that combine elements of military simulation, airsoft, and armed conflict reconstruction. These events allow us to practically utilize tactics, procedures, and structure that correspond to the real-life operation of the United States Marine Corps (USMC) in modern conditions.
In combat operations, we operate as a fully functional infantry unit with a clearly defined organizational structure, command, and division of roles. Each team member has a precisely defined position and responsibility, whether they are a squad leader, gunner, radio operator, medic, or support specialist. All activities are conducted according to standard tactical principles and with an emphasis on cooperation, communication, and discipline.
We use airsoft guns and expansion replicas that match the weapons of the modern USMC. Airsoft guns allow us to safely conduct combat simulations with a range of up to one hundred meters, while expansion guns are used for firing at longer distances, adding authenticity to the action - imitating shooting, sound effects and visual presentation of combat. All equipment, uniforms and accessories meet current US Marine Corps standards, including equipment, radios and night vision systems.
During events, we perform a wide range of tasks based on real military operations. These include, for example:
- Offensive and defensive operations – attacks on strategic objects, holding positions, securing the perimeter
- Reconnaissance patrols and patrolling – obtaining information about the enemy, monitoring the movement of units, terrain reconnaissance
- Securing and defending key points – protecting bases, command posts or logistical routes
- Convoy operations and escorts – moving supplies, evacuating people, escorting friendly units
- Night operations – deployment in reduced visibility using NVG and infra technology
- Cooperation within a wider command – coordination with other reenactment and military units, transfer of orders, logistical support and command within larger formations.
Each operation follows a scenario that can last from a few hours to the longest cases, which can last up to a week, and involves continuous field activity. It is often a long-term deployment, where the unit operates in field conditions, maintains communications, secures supplies, performs patrol rotations and solves standard tasks common to an infantry element.
After each event, there is a debriefing and evaluation of the activity, where procedures, communication, reactions to situations and task performance are analyzed. This knowledge is then reflected in further preparation and training.
Our priority is to provide a realistic and safe combat simulation. All activities are carried out in accordance with the rules of the event and with the safety of all participants in mind. Even though we use airsoft weapons, we approach the activity responsibly and with respect for the military theme we represent.
The goal of participating in combat events is to maintain unit readiness, test individual and collective readiness, and develop the ability to respond to complex scenarios. Combat events are a practical test of our capabilities and an opportunity to meet other units, exchange experiences, and further develop a community focused on realistic reenactment of the modern USMC.
