Bubba Moore of Centurion Airsoft has this AAR post-Operation Stonewall: Battle In The Valley... "In June 2016, we teamed with MSATO to produce the first ever 'company vs. company' event in Staunton, VA. There were a few reasons for the merger - to introduce larger events to new players as well as to let seasoned players try to mentor and get exposure to a previously unused area in the MILSIM/AIRSOFT community.

After the event we like to take feedback from participants in the form of an AAR (after actions review). We encourage 3 points of sustainment as well as 3 points of improvement. After we share the AAR information around we like to check social media to get a feel for how players saw the weekend unfold and try to get additional feedback from players as well as watch videos and generally learn as much as we can....

We were given a link to the Green Mountain Rangers (never heard of them) and it was a whopping hour + podcast so our first thought is that after all the BS we were second-hand at the event, maybe we should get their perspective as well - since they never introduced themselves to me (mr.k) at all - maybe I can learn something from it.... I didn't want to believe that some people could be this self-centered and so unprofessional at the same time

Here's a few excerpts of why I was wrong...."