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  1. Amtrak runs from Tampa/Orlando/Jacksonville all the way to Boston. Round trip ticket will prob set you back about $200-300; that is, if you're willing to go through about 24 hours worth of transit one way.
  2. Dragonfly: Logi Medic Bijar: INF Medic Op Barr: INF 2 Gren
  3. Thanks for putting together the awesome vid, Recon. It was an honor to have you attached to our unit in Karbala and Fallujah. Your one-liners put me in a good mood for killing loc...I mean completing our objective!
  4. **Addendum - preview resolution sucks, click on image for better quality Alright a quick overview on some common IED devices Blufor may run into - 1st, the artillery shell IED - very concealable and therefore it can be easily missed. It is remote detonated and blast radius can take out exposed inf to roughly 2 blocks away even in prone (as shown in the explosion below). Next, these are IED's that are buried and are also remote detonated (mine/morter IEDs) with the exception of the victim operated water container IED. The latter being powerful enough to destroy light vehicles that run over it. Lasty, for Mech INF, it's quite difficult to pick out buried IED's but the artillery round IED does show up somewhat. Keep in mind that a combat engineer can diffuse IED's by using a wrench - takes no more than 10 seconds or so just make you're in PRONE. As long as we remain vigilant and stay smart about our movements, we can mitigate losses or even avoid the hidden menace all together. Good hunting everyone. Except you Sparky. You stay away. !crazy
  5. Sign-ups are already closed. If you refer to TEDF's post right above yours, you can hang out on Teamspeak right before the event starts and if there are any no-shows, he'll put you in an open spot.
  6. Really enjoyed the practice session. Thanks to all who participated.
  7. Looks like he thought he needed only one missile, eh? hahaha
  8. that's 2 am for me as well. you running on Pacific time zone, Recon?
  9. mectus11 LAN_WROTE ... Should be fixed now. Thanks babe. !rose Works perfect on fullscreen. People viewing with non-maximized windows may still have some issues tho.
  10. Sorry to break it to ya Mectus, but it was weird. So weird in fact, I actually wrote down your lines and had a friend read them and replaced your audio with that. Sooooooo yeah. !crazy
  11. Sorry - should be fixed now for your audio/visual pleasure.
  12. Footage I took from a UAV of the film crew for the helo takedown. LOTS of trial and error here but well worth the teamwork and camaraderie. Great job fellas. Also, my recording didn't take my Teamspeak input but oh well. I'm not that important anyway. !resent
  13. **IMPORTANT NOTE** Although we aren't doing any pro-filming for this, I'd like to stress that anyone caught spamming admin controls for spawning assets/explosions/etc or being generally disruptive will be DISHONORABLY DISCHARGED from the entirety of the practice. CONSIDER THIS YOUR FIRST AND ONLY WARNING. If the host decides to keep the server up a little longer AFTER we conclude our practice session, THEN we can indulge ourselves in silly shenanigans. Otherwise we must be mindful that everyone is running on their own time and they've set aside some of that time to practice. This is to make sure everyone gets the most training out of that time and that everyone can participate.
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