User talk:Kestrelx7

January 2008
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FOXHOUND OPS PAINTBALL TEAM
The Story of Fox Hound It all began in early fall of 2007. Members of 2 online message forums, the X7og.net and the A5og.net, decided to finally try to organize a game for all of the southern california forum members to meet and get to know each other. We met at Conquest Paintball Park in Tujunga, and we had a great time. All in all, some 20 members of the 2 forums showed up that day. Most of them having never met before in person, only through messages on the forums. A few days later, one of the forum members, Kestrel, who would later become our captain, decided that we should try to form a team. Within days of announcing the formation of the new team on the forums, we were flooded with applications from players all over the southern california area.

After getting to play with a few of their members, the 21st Ranger Regiment, a scenario squad based in Los Angeles contacted us, and it was not long before we all realized what an asset it would be having both organizations join forces under one banner.

We consist of players from every walk of life, and every possible ethnicity. We all play fair, and cheating in any way is not an option for Foxhound. All of our team members hold to a code of honor while playing, and we treat all players on the field with respect. Guests who have years of experience are treated with the same esteem and courtesy that we treat players who have never before picked up a marker.

That is the only way to continue the sport that we love

THE FOXHOUND ROSTER IS AS FOLLOWS

We currently have 27 team members

in the Fox Hound roster. The command

structure begins with our Captain, Kestrel. Going down the chain of command, we currently have 4 Lieutenants, 3 Sergeants, and 7 Corporals.

While coordinating movements with the Captain in-game, and also by using their own tactical judgement, the Liutenants and Sergeants will break the squads into smaller fireteams.

Medium and heavy riflemen will coordinate with, and move in support of the light infantry utilizing hand signals, verbal cues, and radio messages which can be communicated back to command.

At the helm, our Captain is receiving updates from different players within the field, and will attempt to manuever and reinforce different elements as needed.