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ROGUE 5 Photo Page 3
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Basic Training Course 01-01 & Trip #2 to Paintball Long Island
Ft. Turkey
BTC 01-01
BTC 2001-01
This year's first Basic Training Course was held early in June at the ROGUE 5 training camp at Ft. Turkey, N.Y.. Despite foul weather and constant rain, WOLF 37, BAT 21, SEAL 45 and FALCON 163 all managed to conduct some of the scheduled training for the weekend.

Top Center: SEAL 45 catching a nap in between training. Kids - dont try this at home.
Top Right Center: SEAL 45 up and about checking in for training.
Top Right: BAT 21 conducts weapon check before commencing target practice & training.

(Not pictured: WOLF 37 & FALCON 163)
Above:
Top: Base camp after set up 0700 hrs on Day 1 before training began.
Bottom: Base Camp 0600 hrs Day 2 of training - after a full night of rain.
______________________________  PBLI TRIP 07/08/01 ______________________________
PHOTOS

LEFT: (l-r) SCORPION 96, PITBULL 22 and SEAL 45 during a break between rounds.




LEFT:   SCORPION 96 and PITBULL 22 during a pre-game briefing. Both of these privates served well on the field, and provided excellent cover for several other members of the team during critical movements in field assaults.

RIGHT: PITBULL 22 showing off his rental marker from hell - id # 666. Although he only uses a rental, PITBULL 22 has honed his skills and markmanship rather well in his two trips to the field.
Left: SEAL 45 shows his game face following an intense session on the field. He had just completed an intense firefight against two players while trying to hold a position. Note the paint on his left bicep - unfortunately he was tagged by a flanker.

Right: PEGASUS 10 (now retired) shows her war face after taking a hard shot to the neck which would earn her a Purple Heart after laying excellent cover fire during a team push which resulted in a flag grab. Shortly after her elimination, the flag runner was also eliminated.
Bottom Left: SEAL 45 engaging the three enemy players in town during a push by the enemy team. Unfortunately, he was eliminated by another player who made a move along the flank while he was holding back two others.

Bottom Center: SCORPION 96 & JACKAL 35 prepare their gear prior to the "FIRE BASE" field. JACKAL 35 managed several aggressive moves on the field including one grenade elimination of two players, earning his Combat Cross on his first outting.

Bottom Right: PEGASUS 10 (retired), MAD DOG 9 and SEAL 45 during a post-mission debriefing. MAD DOG 9 scored multiple eliminations on his first team outting, including one grenade elimination of two players while pinned down by five shooters, and opening the door for SEAL 45, JACKAL 35 and WOLF 37 to move forward.
Despite early morning rain, the members of ROGUE 5 took to the woods of Paintball Long Island for the second team trip of the year. Our gratitude and sincere thanks go out to all of the employees, Refs and managers who did everything they could to make sure a great day was had by all.
SEAL 45 managed to earn his second JAG award following the Fire Base Scenario, a Combat Cross for his efforts on the Walls field, and a Purple Heart for the shot he took to the neck while on the far side of the tape following his elimination.
MAD DOG 9 earned a Combat Cross for an aggressive assault on an enemy position while being pinned down by at least five gunners. His bold move resulted in a two person elimination from a grenade toss made while under heavy fire. He later went on to score several critical eliminations which allowed the team to follow through on its' push.
JACKAL 35 earned a Combat Cross for engaging in several No-Hope fire fights and winning. His aggressive and optimistic approach on the field gave the team a rather large advantage over the opposition. He also scored two grenade eliminations during the day.
BAT 21 had a challenge most of the day. The sniper team worked several scenarios and walked away with multiple eliminations and assist. During the Fire Base scenario, BAT 21 teamed up with WOLF 37 in the tower and was caught in an onslaught of paint while trying to defend the south side of the base.
WOLF 37 kept the opposition guessing throughout most of the game. Between playing through several rounds without paint and air, he still managed to fill in with the assist, cover, and occasional grenade. While on the field he scored several eliminations, including a direct attack on the Fire Base which resulted in four eliminations, and the take-over of one bunker box.
Thanks to everyone who came out in the rain and stuck in there till the sun came out - you all made it a great day for the team and we look forwards to seeing you all out there again.
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