Welcome to the official website of The Nightstalkers, a highly trained, highly motivated, Special Ops style airsoft team in Victoria, Texas.
Founded November 11, 1996, Victoria Mil-Sim is a non-profit group of military enthusiasts organized for the purpose of performing realistic combat airsoft scenarios, stressing military realism as well as combat skills.
Victoria Mil-Sim gives you the opportunity to take on the role of a special operations soldier, complete with realistic equipment, mission objectives, and that sustained rush of adrenaline. Founded November 11, 1996, Victoria Mil-Sim is a non-profit group of military enthusiasts organized for the purpose of performing realistic combat airsoft scenarios, stressing military realism as well as combat skills.
As our name implies our focus is on military simulations. We strive to present ourselves accurately as "reproductions" of an elite special ops unit wrapped in conflict deep in the jungles of Central America.
We consider ourselves a serious group with teamwork, organization and structure.
Individuals in the simulation are generally involved not only for the airsoft event but also for the enjoyment of recreating an active character (and in character) during the entire time of the event.
Often times, in events such as these, the role-playing is a larger part of the overall event rather than the use and firing of plastic bb's upon one another.
Our Mil-Sim events stress tactics, strategy and all the elements of realism we can incorporate. No two events are the same. Training is based on that of Special Forces teams and geared toward Covert Ops and includes hundreds of hours of drills and field tactics. Depending on the simulation, our mission could involve: Reconnaissance and Surveillance actions, Combat Search and Rescue, Infiltration & Patrol, Counterdrug/Counterterrorism Activities, Guerrilla Warfare. We vary the scenario while still supporting the ultimate goal of "capturing Ricardo Santiago".
Often times, in events such as these, the role-playing is a larger part of the overall event rather than the use and firing of plastic bb's upon one another.
Our Mil-Sim events stress tactics, strategy and all the elements of realism we can incorporate. No two events are the same. Training is based on that of Special Forces teams and geared toward Covert Ops and includes hundreds of hours of drills and field tactics. Depending on the simulation, our mission could involve: Reconnaissance and Surveillance actions, Combat Search and Rescue, Infiltration & Patrol, Counterdrug/Counterterrorism Activities, Guerrilla Warfare. We vary the scenario while still supporting the ultimate goal of "capturing Ricardo Santiago".
Operation Nighthawk 
Location: Republic of Honduras, Central America
In
1996, when the borders of Honduras were threatened, the Nightstalkers
launched Operation Nighthawk to counter the narco-terrorist incursions
into the jungles of Honduras.
Since that time, Honduras has experienced new political instability due to the most wanted terrorist leader "Ricardo Santiago" and his heavily armed guerrilla rebels who are suspected of plotting to overthrow the Honduran government.
Since that time, Honduras has experienced new political instability due to the most wanted terrorist leader "Ricardo Santiago" and his heavily armed guerrilla rebels who are suspected of plotting to overthrow the Honduran government.
Although
Santiago's
trail went cold in the last half of 2004 after an
extensive hunt in Central America's rugged tribal areas, tips on his
whereabouts, some real - some fiction, have been coming in that nearly
resulted in his apprehension. The Nightstalkers team stationed at
forward operating base, FOB-Camp Onion in Honduras, is on alert status
awaiting more intel.
Objective: Find Ricardo Santiago and his guerrilla rebels and bring them back to the U.S. (Note: Santiago and his rebel forces are aware the Nightstalkers are in country.
Extreme caution must be taken during this operation.)
NEW: As of 03/15/08 new intel reveals a new well armed terrorist cell located in Honduras that is training new recruits in the art of guerrilla warfare and improvised explosives. The Nightstalkers are currently gathering data re: troop number and location, routine movements, etc.
We are not a giant organization. With a smaller team you become close friends and enjoy each others company and great comradery. It's worked out great for us for over ten years.
A few important member requirements: We ask that you attend Mil Sim at least once a month. Mil Sim is always held after dark on Saturday nights.
No drugs or alcohol allowed. No, "I'm better than you" attitudes.
To become a team member, or just want to come along on one of our ops, simply email us or call us 361-652-0914 and you'll be on your way to beginning the recruitment process into the team.
"You won't believe how Victoria Mil Sim is so much like the real thing."~ U.S. Army Sgt E. Mikus
"Victoria Mil Sim made me feel like I was back in Special Forces training."~ U.S. Marines 'Force Recon' Sgt R. Lopez
- Victoria Mil-Sim Team Special Training -
We are not associated with any branch of the U.S. military, however, this team is based on the fundamental disciplines and structures of the United States military, and reflects the same ethics and professionalism.
Kudos for MilSim Airsoft
MARINE CORPS BASE, CAMP H.M. SMITH, Hawaii (Jan. 23, 2008) -- I need cover fire on that tower now, a Marine yells out to his team members. Watch out for the sniper! Get down, get down. Too late, the Marine takes a hit right in the neck. In real combat, this would most likely be his end, but in airsoft he walks off the field.
Airsoft is a sport enjoyed by military, law enforcement and everyday Joes who like the rush of simulated war games, and the chance to pit tactics against other enthusiasts. Unlike paintball, this rapidly-growing sport uses realistic looking weapons from M-4s with M-203 grenade launchers, to the M-249 squad automatic weapon.
Three corpsmen stationed at Camp H.M.Smith started a team. These three, who go by their call signs, Los Gatos, El Jefe and Smooth Operator, have spread airsoft fever throughout the command. The founders have been involved in the sport for more than six months. We were playing so much, we decided to form a unit, said Los Gatos. A few of us have been in real combat so it goes hand-in-hand with our jobs and previous experiences. For these service members, airsoft is not just a fun thing to do on the weekends. You can apply military training in a highly-competitive and exciting sport, said Smooth Operator. The challenge of having a target, an objective and using basic skills to achieve them makes this sport very appealing. The sport has a lot to offer military members, according to Double Tap. Besides combat training, physical conditioning and good, old-fashion fun, it can help keep Marines out of trouble. This sport is a much healthier and better way to spend your time and money. El Diablo said.
~Marine Forces Pacific
MARINE CORPS BASE, CAMP H.M. SMITH, Hawaii (Jan. 23, 2008) -- I need cover fire on that tower now, a Marine yells out to his team members. Watch out for the sniper! Get down, get down. Too late, the Marine takes a hit right in the neck. In real combat, this would most likely be his end, but in airsoft he walks off the field.
Airsoft is a sport enjoyed by military, law enforcement and everyday Joes who like the rush of simulated war games, and the chance to pit tactics against other enthusiasts. Unlike paintball, this rapidly-growing sport uses realistic looking weapons from M-4s with M-203 grenade launchers, to the M-249 squad automatic weapon.
Three corpsmen stationed at Camp H.M.Smith started a team. These three, who go by their call signs, Los Gatos, El Jefe and Smooth Operator, have spread airsoft fever throughout the command. The founders have been involved in the sport for more than six months. We were playing so much, we decided to form a unit, said Los Gatos. A few of us have been in real combat so it goes hand-in-hand with our jobs and previous experiences. For these service members, airsoft is not just a fun thing to do on the weekends. You can apply military training in a highly-competitive and exciting sport, said Smooth Operator. The challenge of having a target, an objective and using basic skills to achieve them makes this sport very appealing. The sport has a lot to offer military members, according to Double Tap. Besides combat training, physical conditioning and good, old-fashion fun, it can help keep Marines out of trouble. This sport is a much healthier and better way to spend your time and money. El Diablo said.
~Marine Forces Pacific
