91st OHIO WILDCARDS

Saturday, November 7, 1800 Hours

The FAQ and Links sections have been updated.  Enjoy!

-King

Sunday, October 11, 2112 Hours

Website has been updated with new roster pics.  As you return, you will notice many new changes to this team.  We hope you stay tuned for the latest information.

-King

Saturday, August 2nd, 0000 Hours

OP: Redemtion at the Ohio State Pen. was for sure a once in a lifetime expeeriance. I am not sure of a turnout number, but the slots were filled within the first hour. The 91st played the role of convicts and our very own Spades played a VIP within our "clan" of red banded prisoners. I sat most of the game out from suffering from heat exaustion and dehydration, but it was still an honor to be there though I didn't do much.

-Joker

Sunday, April 12th, 0000 Hours

OP: Crimson Dawn 2 went well, with roughly a 170 person turn out.  Command of the 91st Ohio has been turned over to Spades, as I am retiring from airsoft due to lack of time.  I may play here and there, but school and work have completely taken over my life.  I will miss being apart of the airsoft community, and especially the Wildcards.

-King

Friday, October 3rd: 1800 Hours

After a long summer of work, work, and more work, I finally have time to update the news!

A lot has happened since the last update.  We lost three valued members (Red, Dora, and Phil), Operation Nightfire was cancelled three times due to lack of interest, we have a new practice field, and new members have joined our ranks.  We hope to really start moving again this fall, filling out the team and becoming a strong force.  We may have not been around much, but the 91st Ohio Wildcards are not dead.

-King

Sunday, April 20th: 0450 Hours

I would like to announce and give congrats to the newest Wildcard member, Hawk!  I hope you enjoy your time with the 91st Ohio.  We know you will give your all!

Also, Operation Nightfire will be taking place this summer in late July or early August.  If you want to know more about this event then send us an email at ohiowildcards@hotmail.com

-King

Thursday, February 28th: 2023 Hours

We are happy to announce that Radar, a member of the 91st who had previously moved to VA, is now back in Ohio, and is rejoining the 91st! Welcome back, Radar!

Friday, February 15th: 0124 Hours
The site has been thoroughly updated over the past few days. The roster section has been updated with newer pictures and information (guns owned, age, status etc.). A few pictures in the pictures sections of the site have been moved around, added, and removed. Some information has been changed around, but not everything is complete.

We will continue editing over the weekend until the site is completely updated.

-Red

Monday, December 23: 2438 hours
Sadly, today we lost another member of our team; Radar.  Un fortunately he is moving out of state and cannot be apart of the Wildcards anymore.  Radar served with the 91st Ohio Wildcards for well over a year and will truely be missed.  Radar, we hope that we will see you on the battlefield again in the near future!

-King

Monday, October 8: 0400 hours
On Saturday and Sunday (6^th & 7^th), Spades, Red, Dora, and I attended OP: Midnight Garden in Louisville, Kentucky.  There were a few members of the Airsoft Ohio community that went as well, so we all rolled together.  This was the first time the 91^st Ohio had ever attended a night game, as well as a game out of Ohio, so the whole experience was great.  The organizers did an excellent job of making the game very milsim oriented and the objectives kept the game moving at a brisk pace.  Specific objectives had to be completed first before moving on to the next.  There were many instances of friendly fire and hot guns at close ranges, but that’s the only complaints I have…besides the bug bites.  The last final push to get into the fort went well.  One by one enemy combatants were picked off, but there were still two inside that we couldn’t get to.  I had tried to organize an attack to get inside, but no one wanted to do it.  So, leaving it up to Red, he lead a screaming charge into the fort, only to get shot after diving over a barrel.  But thanks to him, everyone came pouring into the fort and the enemy was taken out.  The game ended exactly at midnight.

After going out to eat afterwards, we took at mini trip to Waverly Hills Sanitarium and found out that the front gate was closed so we couldn’t go up to see the building.  On our way home, we got lost in what seemed to be a never ending loop around Louisville, trying to find our way to I-71.  After stopping to ask for directions we were finally on our way home.  All in all, the road trip down and back was awesome and it is a new experience I’ll never forget.

-King

Sunday, July 29: 1710 hours
On the 14th almost the entire 91st was present for Operation: Al Najaf. Unfortunately, most, if not all 91st members were unsatisfied with how the game turned out. Some bad sportsmanship, unforeseen mistakes, and lack of communication caused a breakdown in the game. But, by the end of the day, the Insurgent forces had won the game.

  The 91st had been Referee's, organizers, and Role-players. All of us had fun while at the event, but we believe that we could have done things differently for a better day of Airsoft.
 
  For our second event, the turn-out was great; It was just unfortunate that so many new players decided to come and play a shoot-em-up style of play, instead of follow the main guidelines for this MILSIM event. We will most likely redo this event next year and make it a strictly MILSIM oriented game. Rules will be more strict on the players, and organization will be better planned out.
 
  We are already planning on our third event, which we promise, will be a LOT better. You won't be disappointed!
 
  Stay tuned.
 
  -Red

Saturday, July 28: 2140 hours
The website has had a few changes made, of those the Arsenal section has been updated along with the Roster portion of the site.  Thanks to Airsoft Arms for allowing us to use part of the wall to hang our guns for pictures.  Feel free to take a few minutes to enjoy it.

-Spiderman

Sunday, July 15: 2004 hours
The website has a new look and new members have been added.  I hope you enjoy it!

-King

Saturday, July 14: 0600 hours

Monday, April 16: 1849 hours

The 91st Ohio Wildcards attended Operation Black Aurora 2 this past Saturday in Springfield, Ohio.  King was in command of the entire US Paratrooper group and was ordered to do a lot of standing around.  Due to some registration issues, two team members, Knight and Spiderman were placed on the enemy side, the Kali.  The US team lost, but because two members were on the Kali side, we still won!

The day consisted of rain, mud, and cold.  It was in the mid 30s all day which didn't help players' morale.  There were a lot of objectives but the Paratroopers were only given three tasks to do throughout the day: collect munitions, escort a SEALS teams to destroy anti-aircraft guns, and secure the city of Bolshakavo so elections could be held.  There was a lot of planning and the storyline was full, so I'm giving props to the event organizers!  Also, congratulations to Knight and Spiderman and the rest of the Kali for a good game.  Well done!

-King

Sunday, January 7: 1712 hours

Saturday, December 9: 1800 hours

The 91st would welcomes its newest member, Deuce!  We hope that you enjoy your time on this team and know that you will make a great addition!  Welcome!
-King

Thursday, October 19: 1800 hours

The site has been changed around and the "About Us" has been updated.  Enjoy!
-King

Tuesday, October 17: 2412 hours

The 91st Ohio had a blast at OP: Cobra this past Saturday in Springfield, Ohio.  There were 13 of us, including three members from the 91st Ohio SOG.  We functioned as one squad and I must say we performed very well.  It was some of our best playing that I ever saw.  One member of the Wildcards performed above and beyond other players.  Spades was our medic as usual and kept on healing and healing throughout the day.  He ran from dune to dune, in and out of ditches, dodging bbs.  So, for his actions on Saturday, he has been promoted to the rank of Corporal.  Congratulations Spades!  Also, this was the first event that Radar has attended as a Wildcard.  He too is promoted to PFC.  Congratulations Radar!
-King

Monday, October 10: 0145 hours

The 91st Ohio Wildcards turns one year old today!  Throughout this past year, we have lost a few members, but at the same time, gained new membrs who turned out to be pretty good fighters.  Even with its ups and downs, we are continuing to become a better fighting force.  Many airsofters have inquired about the team, so Spades' vision of our team becoming a division some day may well come true!
-King

Thursday, October 5: 1600 hours

With our one year anniversary fast approaching, we are practicing hard and are celebrating by going to OP: Cobra, hosted by the Strikers in Springfield, Ohio.  This is the first time when most of the team will be attending an event together.  It is an exciting time and it will be a blast!
-King

Sunday, September 24: 1545 hours

Knight has been promoted to Captain and 2nd in Command.  Congratulations Knight!

The roster section is finally updated with our newest members.  Everyone has the proper pics and all is well!
-King

Friday, September 22: 2436 hours

This new "updates" section has been added to the site, so you can keep up on 91st news!  Keep reading for the latest happenings!

There has been a "Retailers and other Sites" section added as well.  Now you have all your links in one convenient spot.  Enjoy!

Remember, every Sunday a new "Red vs. Blue" quote is updated, so be on the look out for it!  You'll get a good laugh out of it!
-King

Saturday, August 12: 0600 hours