Aerial view of campers, tents, and the road through the Skirmish event grounds
German side · Invasion of Normandy 2027

One Map.One Net.

The German side is coming to win.
One shared TAK map. One connected command net. Every squad pulling in the same direction. Outthink, outmaneuver, and outplay the Allies.

Rally the German side. Take the field. Own the weekend.

A wider view · Skirmish 2025 · Team photo

01 / The German advantage

Make the Allies react.
We make the next move.

We’re building a German side that plays as one team. TAK puts the shared picture in your pocket. Radios connect our leaders. Your squad brings the pressure — together, on purpose, with the next objective in mind.

THE SHARED PICTUREILLUSTRATIVE DEMO
Example of a shared paintball team mapA fictional woodland field with squad positions and an objective. Select a step to reveal a sighting and a coordinated route. N ↑WOODLAND FIELD OBJECTIVE YOUR SQUAD SIGHTING
Friendly squadsFictional positions · No live player data
One German side. One shared picture.

See it.
Share it.
Take the point.

Turn a teammate’s sighting into your squad’s next move.

Start with the people around you. Shared positions help you find your squad and nearby teammates.

Concept map showing TAK-style coordination; not an app screenshot.

One Map

TAK brings teammate positions, shared markers, and the next objective onto your phone.

  • Find connected teammates on the map
  • Spot the enemy, tap the map — the whole side gets the ping
  • A line to every objective. Walk the line, take the point

One Net

One chain of command, one network. Orders go out once and reach every company, every squad, every trooper.

Concept image of handheld radios, a phone, and a tablet map on a woodland paintball briefing table
Original AI-generated concept imagery · A connected team starts before the whistle.

02 / German teamwork

Five companies.
One German side.
All in.

The Allies are the opposition. German teamwork is the answer. Our leaders coordinate by radio, our map gives every connected squad the same picture, and our players turn a clear plan into pressure on the field.

  • Brief togetherKnow your leader, your company, and where you’re heading.
  • Stay connectedKeep messages useful and your battery topped up.
  • Play your partShare what you see. Follow the call. Bring your teammates with you.

03 / Get on point

Five things before July.

Bringing a radio? Read the DMR radio guide for model recommendations, programming preparation, and pre-event assistance. Specific event settings will be provided on the day.

  1. Register German at Skirmish.

    Book July 9 as your reservation date — it covers Castle Night and both days of ION. Pick Axis.

  2. Install the free app now.

    ATAK on Android, iTAK on iPhone. Install it at home on Wi-Fi — not in a field with one bar. Follow the download and setup guide, with screenshots and video walkthroughs.

  3. Bring power.

    A charged phone and a battery bank. The map runs all weekend; a dead phone is a lost trooper.

  4. Enroll at the HQ tent.

    Scan your personal QR card at check-in and you are on the net in about thirty seconds. Cards are handed out in person only.

  5. Bring your squad.

    Every friend who plays German makes the map bigger. Send them this page.

04 / Find your people

Five companies. One map.

CaenRed
CarentanOrange
CotentinMagenta
FalaiseMaroon
CherbourgBrown

Your company assignment comes with your QR card at check-in. Whichever color you wear, you are on the same map and the same net as everyone else.

05 / The weekend

Invasion of Normandy 2027

Wed, July 7Free primitive camping opens — arrive early and camp with the German side
Fri, July 9Free Castle Night game, 5–8 pm
Sat, July 10ION scenario game, noon–9 pm
Sun, July 11ION scenario game, 9:30 am–1:30 pm