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Operation: Clean Sweep After Action Report
Operation_Clean_SweepThe U.S. Force deployed to Fire Base Charlie and secured the area by conducting short patrols of the area with one squad remaining back at Fire Base Charlie. While the majority of their forces were out on patrol the V.C. assaulted the base with a large portion of their forces. An intense fire fight erupted. The U.S. Forces lost their outer perimeter quickly and the base fell shortly after.

After capturing the U.S. Base the V.C. Commander order the captured POWs to be returned to the village. The prisoners, three soldiers who surrendered, the U.S. Commander who needed to be medic' ed, surrounded by V.C. began the walk back to the V.C. base.

The V.C. sapper patrol escorted the POWs out of the base and into the thick woods. They were traveling down a well established road when they encountered heavy U.S. resistance. During the battle over the base the U.S. Commander was able to send out a message informing all the deployed squads that the base had been over run. The V.C. squads were cut down rather quickly in a well coordinated cross fire ambush. The U.S. Commander was rescued and returned back to the base.

In an attempt to prevent the V.C. from transporting their supplies and weapons along the roads the U.S. Command deployed a mine field at a major intersection. The V.C. Commander sent a squad to destroy the minefield. Taking heavy fire the U.S. Forces retreated back within the confines of the base leaving the minefield unguarded allowing the V.C. to destroy the minefield. Once the minefield had been destroyed the V.C. were able to resume the transportation of their supplies.

Through out the day several skirmishes flared up between the two forces. Shortly after midday the monsoon season arrived. Heavy rains pounded the area swamping the area. Both sides valiantly continued to fight through out the drenching rain. It was during this heavy rain that the V.C. Commander issued orders to have a dam built deep inside of the gully bordering the village.

The V.C. were able to complete the damn but before they could bug out of the area a patrol of U.S. soldiers found them. An intense battle erupted along the ridge line and the deep inside of the gully. Eventually the V.C. were able to push the U.S. squad out of the area preventing them from trying to destroy the damn.

The U.S. Forces were in need of supplies. A convoy was scheduled for delivery but the trucks became stuck in the mud and could not make it to the base. The U.S. Commander ordered his troops to secure the supplies and transport them back to the base on foot.

The V.C. stumbled upon the stuck convoy and began to attack the U.S. Forces in an attempt to capture the supplies. To prevent the V.C. from capturing the truck the U.S. Commander ordered the destruction of the trucks.

The rain relented as the day wore on and both sides continued to battle. Three POWs attempted to escape from a prison camp deep inside of Laos. During their escape two of the prisoners were killed. The remaining prisoner buried his comrades. Using a radio stolen from the V.C. during the escape the prisoner attempted to radio in his location. A small squad of U.S. soldiers were sent on a black ops mission to rescue the POW deep inside of the Laos border. The small squad was met with V.C. resistance who were in search of the escaped POW as well.

Eventually the U.S. squad found their comrade. Not wanting to leave a man behind the small group moved through the woods to locate the graves of the fallen soldiers. They radioed back the names off the fallen soldiers dog tags back to the U.S. Commander.

In the end the V.C. maintained control of the village and the majority of the surrounding area, basically pinning the U.S. inside their base. Several American soldiers were captured and signed a war crimes confession. The U.S. Commander was rescued before he could be interrogated and forced to sign a confession.
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News and Updates

September 2011

Black Ops Airsoft hosted Operation: Deliberate Force 2. The event was organized and operated by Brian Dana. This was Brian's second operation that he had organized this year at Black Ops Airsoft. There were over seventy players on the field during the operation. Thank you to all the players who traveled to the field in Penn Yan, New York to attend Operation: Deliberate Force 2. Thank you to Brian for organizing another outstanding operation.

August 2011

Black Ops Airsoft hosted skirmishes ever weekend in the month of August. The average attendance for the skirmishes was 35 players. BOA has seen a large number of new players and the return of all of our veteran players.

July 2011

Performance Hobbies from Webster New York, hosted Operation: Signho-Ri at the field in Penn Yan, New York. The operation was organized and operated by employees of Performance Hobbies, a long time sponsor of Black Ops Airsoft. Over fifty players attended this operation. Thank you to all the players who attended this operation.

June 2011

Black Ops Airsoft hosted Operation: Red Clover. The event was organized and operated by Brian Dana, a long time member of Black Ops Airsoft. The game was a huge success by all of the players and the Black Ops Airsoft Owners. Thank you to all the players that attended this operation and a special thankful to Brian Dana for running a great operation.

May 2011

Black Ops Airsoft is proud to announce the second annual K-9 Trainer Seminar held by the Yates County Sheriffs Department. Sheriffs from all across the east coast traveled to Penn Yan to attend the seminar. The sheriffs and their K9 partners visited BOA for an entire day praticing, running scenarios in the village, tracking through the woods and other training programs.

Mike Haggerty from Frontier Airsoft hosted Bitter Harvest 3 at Black Ops Airsoft. Over 100 players attended this event. Players came from Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, and Albany to attend this event.

April 2011

Black Ops Airsoft held skirmishes every weekend in the month of April. The average attendance for the skirmishes was 35 players. BOA has seen a large number of new players and the return of all of our veteran players.

March 2011

Black Ops Airsoft opened for business in the month of March. This begins BOA's third year of operation. The 2011 season will have several Operations and special TAS Events through out the year. Along with the stasndard skirmishes every weekend, BOA will also once again host a FREE skirmish and BBQ Picnic. Come on out and visit any Saturday from 9:00am - 5:00pm

February 2011

Black Ops Airsoft is proud to announce the biggest addition to the field since the creation of the village a Mobile on Site Maintenance and Repair Shop owned and operated by Black Ops Airsoft. The mobile workshop is designed and built for the sole purpose of maintaining and repairing airsoft guns and accessories. The shop will have all the parts in stock needed to do repairs on site to keep our players in the game. We will be able to upgrade and also downgrade guns at the field to meet our players needs
 

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