The year is 1967. Highway 19, located in the southern Central Highlands of Viet Nam, runs from Pleiku
(4th Infantry Division's Field Headquarters), then snakes through the Ia Drang jungle valley like an angry dragon,
and continues into the depths of the Cambodian rain forest. The 66th NVA Command has sworn to keep this crucial roadway operational, as it is used to supply their covert troops in Cambodia and Laos

On the morning of April 30, 1967, just after 9 a.m., soldiers from the 2nd Platoon spotted two NVA in the thick jungle.
The Americans gave chase, but unable to determine the exact location of the enemy, decided to saturate
the area with a barrage of machine-gun fire. Several NVA fell dead in the attack,
but the rest were able to escape down the trail.

The enemy soon regrouped 200 meters away, and began a blistering fire. Soon Americans were dropping like flies,
not only from the bullets, but also from dehydration. Both sides, unable to determine the other's positions,
could only fire away into the dark jungle. (Yet another case of what the Americans characterized
as the "old sucker treatment" - a carefully planned ambush by a handful of NVA soldiers to draw eager
American troops into a vicious fire fight.)

Join the men of the 4th Infantry Division (the Funky Fourth), as they attempt to destroy the enemy's lifeline
while taking on the NVA 's Yellow Star Division and any Viet Cong in their path.

When: Saturday and Sunday, June 30 and 31, 2007
Where: TriggerTyme Paintball, Columbia, SC
Cost: $50 Pre-Registration

For more information contact TriggerTyme Paintball at 803-463-3751
or e-mail Wayne Dollack at wd24hour@atlantic.net

Mail-In REGISTRATION

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Nice scrap master! Everyone check the pb mags next week for the hype. Large media coverage on this one baby.
Like it says. Don't just talk the talk...walk the walk?
R U E?

I've always wanted to be famous, lol.

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