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Welcome to the 29th MEU Home page.
This is the home page for the Military Simulation Unit known
as the 29th MEU. The unit is comprised of tactical war gaming
enthusiasts who enjoy the hobby of simulation using military
style tactics to achieve objectives outlined in given missions.
29th MEU members are currently in a number of States, Illinois,
Wisconsin & West Virginia. Throughout the year the MEU comes
together at specific "airsoft events" to exercise the hobby to its
fullest.
For those who may be interested in joining the 29th MEU, see
our forum for current recruiting standards and efforts. The 29th
MEU is an all adult program of 21yrs or older. ~Semper Fi
"READY TO DEPLOY ON DEMAND"
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 The 29thMEU is a Military Simulation Unit. This Unit is only a simulation and participates in MilSim events. It is strictly a sport/hobby and by no means affiliated with any political, military or militia type organizations. All members & recruits actively participate in military style simulation. Our internal structure is utilized to build discipline and create a cohesive element that operates effectively and efficiently on and off the simulated battlefield. Members of the 29th MEU Military Simulation Element come from backgrounds of both current and former military organizations as well as a diverse group of civilians. This is our hobby!
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| Codename Thunder IX Set for August 11 & 12, 2012 |
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Another year for Codename Thunder Series and its fast approaching. Current intel is that the Natasha LAV will be deployed to Thunder this year. This opens up the deployment of AA tactics and team work........stay tuned for more details.
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| Operation Eastwind V, 2012 |
Several members of the MEU attended OEW this year and I must say, it was an epic event. ASwayze and his crew set up and orchestrated the absolute best program I have ever participated in. The setting was 1980's West Berlin, Berlin Brigade, with the 315th Radio Relay Company set on the verge of WWIII. With the onset of the campaign, there were instructors teaching many varying skills needed for the week. Such as map reading, orientation, compass, pace, hand and arm signals, patroling, combat skills and more. There was a good variety of countries represented with period correct uniforms, weapons and chow. NATO included the US, West Germany, Great Britain, Canada and the WARPAC included East Germany and the USSR.
The program took place on the acreage of D-Day Adventure Park in Wyandotte Oklahoma. This place was pretty big in size with terrain features that proved challenging day in and day out. I could go on and on with this. For anyone who has contemplated attending OEW, you will not be dissappointed once you attend. Go to the web page and check it out. www.operationeastwind.com . Join the forum and sign up for the biggest adventure in the United States, if not the world! Truley AWESOME!
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