ABOUT US

R&D Milsim is a veteran-owned organization specializing in immersive military simulation airsoft events. Our mission is to deliver high-intensity, realistic MilSim experiences by integrating authentic platoon structures and supply chains, all managed by ex-military staff. These events emphasize realism, including squad-based roles, tactical planning, and mission execution, mirroring real-world military operations

Our Event Sponsor

    A massive shoutout to BLUE MAG AIRSOFT for fueling our 40-hour event series with their top-tier, premium BBs! Their unwavering support and commitment to quality. Thanks to BLUE MAG AIRSOFT, we’re locked, loaded, and ready to take our airsoft experience to the next level!

Go check them out on there website BlueMag Airsoft | Providing innovative airsoft products and services

 

INFECTED AIR is an online retailer specializing in airsoft guns, pyrotechnics, and a comprehensive selection of equipment for airsoft enthusiasts. Operating exclusively online, the company does not maintain a physical storefront; instead, it manages all sales through its website and provides on-site retail services at select airsoft events, including event pickup for pyrotechnics. INFECTED AIR is committed to offering high-quality gear designed for both beginners and seasoned players.

Go check them out on there website Location & Events – Infected Ordnance

 

Organizations  we support

L.E.E.K. Hunting and Mountain Preserve
To provide a friendly accessible camp environment and therapeutic outdoor activities
like hunting and fishing for all veterans. LEEK believes in encouraging our wounded
heroes to focus on their abilities without compromising their current physical limitations
for our wounded veterans.
https://savaw.org/

Joseph P. Dwyer Project
The program was named in honor of PFC Joseph P. Dwyer, a native of Suffolk County
who served as an Army medic in Iraq. During a combat mission in Baghdad, he was
photographed carrying an injured Iraqi boy. The photograph became iconic and was
featured in newspapers across the country. After returning home from Iraq, PFC Dwyer
was honorably discharged from the U. S. Army, but was “never the same” and
experienced a number of challenges reintegrating into the civilian community. He battled
post-traumatic stress, depression and substance abuse for several years following his
military discharge. In July 2008, PFC Dwyer passed away at the age of 31 years.  The
tremendous success of the Dwyer Program since late 2012 provides an important
reminder of the ongoing impact of PFC Dwyer’s life and contributions to the veteran and
military communities.
https://www.josephpdwyerpeerproject.org/

Veterans One-stop Center
Regardless of when you served, what branch you served in, how you were discharged,
whether you were active duty, National Guard or reserves, you sacrificed and served
our country and now it is our turn to serve you.
We offer a one-stop approach that is simple, friendly, and easy. At the Veterans One-
stop Center, there are no hoops you need to jump through. We are here to serve you.
Our services, partners and resources in the community can meet any and all of your
unique needs. All of our services are provided to you and your family at no cost.
Our dedicated team helps former service members, and their families find the resources
and services they need. One of our specialists, many of them Veterans themselves, will
work with you one-on-one to help identify your needs and goals and help you achieve

them. They will be with you every step of the way to make the process as easy as
possible for you and your family.
www.vocwny.org

The American Legion
As the nation largest VSO, we relentlessly champion veterans and service members
on Capitol Hill, support military families, and are dedicated to preventing veteran
suicide.
https://www.legion.org/