Virtual Military Organizations?

Valantine · 03-24-13, 07:55 PM

No worries at all, I think a lot of the "offline-report results in" style organisations (eg the old v8thAF for B17II) closed down as online gaming became more common as internet connections moved on from dial-up.
If you have a couple of games in mind I may be able to help point you in the right direction - there are still a few running for C&C or x-com style games I believe but I guess it depends exactly what youre looking for?
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Red October1984 · 03-24-13, 08:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Valantine

No worries at all, I think a lot of the "offline-report results in" style organisations (eg the old v8thAF for B17II) closed down as online gaming became more common as internet connections moved on from dial-up.
If you have a couple of games in mind I may be able to help point you in the right direction - there are still a few running for C&C or x-com style games I believe but I guess it depends exactly what youre looking for?
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Well... I've spent some time with google...

I've seen stuff on FSX and ArmA and what not but the one that I really was interested in was this one that had Air/Land/Naval operations under their own little Chain of Command. I forgot the name of it. They even had JAG and Intelligence divisions.

As far as a list of games, well...let's see... These are the ones I have that would be able to be used.

Dangerous Waters
ArmA
IL-2 1946
FS 2004
Silent Hunter
Ghost Recon
Combat Flight Sim 3

I'd like to find something like the Air/Naval/Land/Intelligence thing I saw. I forgot the name of it...but it was awesome. There hasn't been a post on that site since early last year so I assume it's dead. Dangerous Waters, FS 2004, and ArmA are probably my preferred games. If there's an Intelligence position though, I'd probably apply for that first. Theres the member CCIP who does the Virtual Airline so there might be something he might know about....

I appreciate the help. If you guys ever decide to open up an intelligence directorate....

This one organization even had the Virtual CIA...

seaniam81 · 03-25-13, 06:50 PM

The only one I can think of that kinda fits what your looking for is
USEC
http://www.usecforce.com/

They do Arma2 and FSX

Red October1984 · 03-25-13, 07:18 PM

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Originally Posted by seaniam81

The only one I can think of that kinda fits what your looking for is
USEC
http://www.usecforce.com/

They do Arma2 and FSX

....aaaaaannnnddd that's a dead site.

The domain has expired.

03-25-13, 07:50 PM

Works fine for me.

Red October1984 · 03-25-13, 08:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Nippelspanner

Works fine for me.

Well, when I click on the link, I get an expired domain site.

EDIT: Now, it mysteriously works.... The problem with that group is that I don't own any of those games, I can't run ArmA2 and I highly doubt FSX even though I ran the demo fine, and they only seem to have groups of players and not much else. There don't seem to be many groups that do much else than play. I've only seen a couple with logistics, intelligence, operational planning, etc....but those groups are all dead.

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.

seaniam81 · 03-26-13, 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Red October1984

Well, when I click on the link, I get an expired domain site.

EDIT: Now, it mysteriously works.... The problem with that group is that I don't own any of those games, I can't run ArmA2 and I highly doubt FSX even though I ran the demo fine,

Well there's your problems right there. You might want to check out some virtual airlines that still have FS9.

03-24-13, 07:55 PM	#1
Valantine Planesman Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 193 Downloads: 22 Uploads: 0	No worries at all, I think a lot of the "offline-report results in" style organisations (eg the old v8thAF for B17II) closed down as online gaming became more common as internet connections moved on from dial-up. If you have a couple of games in mind I may be able to help point you in the right direction - there are still a few running for C&C or x-com style games I believe but I guess it depends exactly what youre looking for? V __________________ ARMA 3 Co-Op Battalion Recruiting Worldwide http://www.iijg53.com

03-25-13, 06:50 PM	#3
seaniam81 Commodore Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 624 Downloads: 87 Uploads: 0	The only one I can think of that kinda fits what your looking for is USEC http://www.usecforce.com/ They do Arma2 and FSX __________________ Ultima ratio regum. (The final argument of kings) - Inscription on french cannons, on order of Louis XIV

03-25-13, 07:50 PM	#5
Nippelspanner Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	Works fine for me.

03-26-13, 02:08 PM	#7
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.