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Stealhead · 03-26-13, 02:08 PM

It might be hard to find much given your internet capabilities.Most of the groups that actively do what you are looking for are playing more modern games.

I read the PDF for that USEC site...those guys are a little over the top.

Form their "SOP" :

Search and Rescue (SAR). Under no circumstances should SAR operations be authorized for
searches of real persons, whether missing or not.

The following provides broad guidelines for
considering SAR missions:
(1) The event has occurred in the virtual world, such as crashing of a USEC aircraft; or
(2) The event occurs in the real world but does not involve a missing person, such as
searching for loss of property
(i) Simulated POW/Hostage rescue scenarios are appropriate so long as the above
clause is respected. If any doubt exists, the determination will fall on USEC’s General
officers.
c.

Right that is just slightly being too into simulating when you have to say "do not really do this".

The rest of the structure according to their PDF seems fairly realistic though enough so to make me not miss all of that crap from the real life military.

03-26-13, 02:08 PM	#10
Stealhead Navy Seal Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Kentucky Posts: 5,421 Downloads: 85 Uploads: 0	It might be hard to find much given your internet capabilities.Most of the groups that actively do what you are looking for are playing more modern games. I read the PDF for that USEC site...those guys are a little over the top. Form their "SOP" : Search and Rescue (SAR). Under no circumstances should SAR operations be authorized for searches of real persons, whether missing or not. The following provides broad guidelines for considering SAR missions: (1) The event has occurred in the virtual world, such as crashing of a USEC aircraft; or (2) The event occurs in the real world but does not involve a missing person, such as searching for loss of property (i) Simulated POW/Hostage rescue scenarios are appropriate so long as the above clause is respected. If any doubt exists, the determination will fall on USEC’s General officers. c. Right that is just slightly being too into simulating when you have to say "do not really do this". The rest of the structure according to their PDF seems fairly realistic though enough so to make me not miss all of that crap from the real life military.