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131st Infantry Regiment - Lititz, PA -> Recruiting

We are the 131st Infantry Regiment, a competitive airsoft team

from the town of Lititz in Lancaster County, PA. We are a team

currently devised of twelve of the most professional sportsmen.

We specialize in Military Simulation Airsoft (MilSim). We use

modern military tactics to overcome the enemy during game play.

We also drill and train privately on one of our five local airsoft fields.

We occasionally host public events at these locations to better our

skills and associate with other airsofters in the state.

Recently, the 131st has absorbed Metal Gears Tactical airsoft team

into our ranks. MGT is now a specialized subdivision of the 131st.

They are a specialized squad of five persons. The 131st is looking to

recruit new members or absorb other teams in the area. By doing so,

we may gain support, host larger games, share sponsorship, train,

and travel to other events more efficiently than before. We are

however only looking for the most dedicated, intelligent, and well-

rounded individuals to join this superior team. If you or your small

teams thinks you have what it takes, or would like to simply skirmish

us sometime, contact us today via email. We look forward to an

exciting year.

Captain Bradley J. Frisbie

131st Infantry Regiment

Competitive Airsoft Team

Lititz, PA 17543

LititzAirsoft.org

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FounderPermalink Reply by Steven Winkler on March 9, 2011 at 2:42pm

Thanks for stopping by. It's a good hub to help steer people to teams in their area. Look forward to making to trip up it Lititz sometime in the future.
Steve

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Permalink Reply by Captain Frisbie on March 9, 2011 at 2:52pm

Just thought I'd mention it. We belong to many forums.

It seems like every team has their own forum. With that

said, out of all the forums we post on, this is the best,

by far. Just thought I'd mention it. Good job guys ;)

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FounderPermalink Reply by Steven Winkler on March 9, 2011 at 3:25pm

Every team should have it's own forum. Or Facebook page. It's a good way to keep an open communication going. What's lacking are proper hubs for those teams to communicate through. You have MAAPR, and it's nice, but somewhat confusing, and not much personality. Hopefully one day CAA will be THE place to for cross team communication. Until then, we just have to keep trying. ;)
Steve