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GAME IS UP AND ACTIVATED PM me with any questions! to start , grab your loadout and head out from base thats it! be atleast 800m away from base and go into ANY town and talk to the locals and ask where the enemy is, i know this isnt liberation so you have to talk to as many as you can to get an idea where they are, i suggest using a bird if your by yourself since i have to active markers on the next update to allow the locals to mark it on the map for you to see a general position. once you find the eny kill him and search the body for intel, or find some on the ground (it will be marked) RETURN TO BASE AND HEAD TO THE CP (RADIO & MAP) TO LOG IN THE MISSION SCREEN AND SEE WHAT MISSION YOU GOT FROM THAT INTEL When you see the mission you discovered click on the mission first and press activate mission and you will see a red square appear around that objective meaning it is hot and go for it , eny must be 100% wiped out or objective must be fully destroyed so read the brief. any questions let me know and enjoy a new mode for the 15th!

Visitors to our forum- It has been a time honored tradition that during the deployment cycle the troops of the 15th MEU Realism Unit write letters to loved ones detailing missions, activities and thoughts as if they were away from home for the 6-7 months of a typical MEU deployment. This helps with the immersion of the deployment cycle and has, at times been very humorous for members and at times very realistic as they sometimes reflect actual content of letters written from real service members when they were deployed into harms way. These letters have, over the last few deployments been posted in the more public area of our forum to allow the casual visitor the chance to get a glimpse of what goes on in a realism unit of our size during the deployment cycle. This thread will be the "Post Office" for our deployment which will begin in May. If you wish to become part of the unit after reading some of these posts or watching some of our videos, don't hesitate to hit the join button, We are always recruiting.

HMCM (FMF) C. Calais Headquarters, 15th MEU(SOC) MCB Camp Pendelton, CA 92102 Hey kiddo', I heard you're doing way better with your autism. That's good, cause we might be able to have a conversation when I come home (...or, you could let me sleep?). Don't forget though, you're mother did this to you! Joking (kinda'?). Anyways, keep up the good work with your ABCs and what not. Also, get out of my computer chair. I know you're in it while I am away spinning around like an autistic top on full "Reeeeeee" mode, but that chair is expensive and if it breaks before I make it back to my PC you're not old enough, and my never be able, to get a job and replace it. GET OUT OF MY CHAIR! All jokes aside, I love you. ...but really, get out of my chair. - "Doogie"

Capt M. "StarGazer" Gage Aviation Combat Element, HMLA-369 San Diego, CA Howdy Family, Its been awhile since I actually wrote a letter home back to you guys. So how has everything been? Oh yeah, our previous Detachment commander finally went into reserves. You know, Captain Hogan. Poor bastard had been at this for years. He really did deserve a break from all this though, especially from our shenanigans. Our new Detco isn't too bad, really good kid. A little wet behind the ears sometimes but he will get the hang of it. And besides, as a previous detachment commander, I try to help him as best I can. So apparently I have been spending entirely too much time around our maintenance crews that I have started to pick up a lot of some of the behind the scenes stuff for our AH-1's. Although, when we were last at base I sort of accidentally **Redacted**. So now everybody has dubbed me StarGazer because of it. Thankfully though nobody was seriously hurt except for a few minor injurys. Oh and they finally let me rename my AH-1. God, Shiva was such a terrible name for her. Sad part is though is that I was watching Suckerpunch for the like the fifth time since leaving you guys a few months back, that I named my bird Babydoll. Kind of funny right? Not only that but sometimes it feels like she has her own personality when me and my co-pilot are up there flying. Some days she can be sweet and nothing seems to go wrong but other days, man she can be a real bitch I mean handful. I wouldn't want it any other way though. Well hey, our Detco is calling us up for briefing. I have a general idea of what is going on but no specifics. I will let you know whats happening, if by some reason you dont already have it figured out by the time this letter makes it to you. I love you all, Mike p.s. make sure to give Echo some hugs from me. Poor dog is probably missing me way to much.