Victoria MilSim was created by veteran milsim players that
have been playing for years, 1996 to be exact. With this experience, we have
built a fun atmosphere with truly dedicated team members. We take on the role
of special operations soldiers, complete with realistic equipment, mission
objectives, and that sustained rush of adrenaline. We consider ourselves a
serious group with teamwork, organization and structure and strive to present
ourselves accurately as "reproductions" of an elite special ops unit
wrapped in low-intensity conflict deep in the jungles of Central America.
Our approach requires planning, organization and props that are not practical
in a traditional weekend airsoft event. 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. In events such as these, the role-playing is a larger part of the
overall event rather than the firing of plastic bb's at one another.
Our MilSim events stress tactics, strategy, storyline, context and military
realism including improvisational role-playing as appropriate to the scenario. Most of our scenarios involve 1.) Direct Action missions (DA) which are
short-duration strikes. These missions use specific military capabilities
to seize,
destroy, capture, recover personnel or equipment or damage
designated targets. 2.) Special Reconnaissance (SR) actions which includes: Target
acquisition, terrain assessment, collect or verify information of strategic or
operational significance.
We vary the scenarios while still supporting our
ultimate goal of "capturing high value target Ricardo Santiago".
In order to make our simulations more "real" we have a strong commitment to training. We practice every weekend except when there is a scenario.We train ourselves in multiple areas of combat in a variety of ways: team physical training, target practice, tactical formations, tactical maneuvers, field combat training, combat casualty care, skill development, commands and communication, and much more.
We are not associated with any branch of the U.S. military;
however, this team has hadtraining courtesy of the USAF, and strives to reflect the same ethics and
professionalism.
Victoria MilSim, and its affiliates, does not advocate the use of firearms for
violent acts. The hobby/sport of airsoft scenarios, when properly carried out,
is safe, enjoyable and of no threat to the public. We use replica firearms as a
means to replicate the many great military forces around the world in a safe
way. The use of realistic models, which resemble real firearms, purely adds to
the theme and atmosphere.Victoria MilSim members never brandish any form of replica weaponry in an openly public
place. We simply wish to enjoy a simulated battle experience.