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R.A.W. series uses the GSRP, with multiple missions per hour, 8 hours of play, and prize raffles!

Pre-Registration Deadline: Monday April 28th.

Registration: you can register for the R.A.W. scenarios and games on-line! Sign yourself up or sign up your whole team!

Entry Fee: Entry for the R.A.W. series of games and scenarios is only $15! Includes all-event air!

Paintballs: Paint as low as $45 per case!

Camping: SplatBrothers® has free Friday Night camping available on a first-come first-serve basis.

Air fills: Included in the entry fee!

Registration is available on-line, at the park on Friday afternoon, and will re-open at 8:00 a.m. Saturday morning.

Game plays, rain or shine; No refunds

The park opens after 12 p.m. on Friday to accommodate early camping, arrivals and RVs.

SplatBrothers®' famous SnakShak Catering available on-site!

"Game on" is from 10am Saturday until 6pm.

Malvern Hill Weekend Registration:
$15 per player (includes Air)
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Please note, players registering after the deadline are not able to choose on which side to play.

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Malvern Hill - Seven Days Battles:: Civil War

The sixth and final of the Seven Days’ Battles and the first in which the Union Army occupied favorable ground. The major battles of the Seven Days had been mostly inconclusive, but Union General McClellan was unnerved by Confederate General Lee's aggressive assaults and remained convinced that he was seriously outnumbered, although in fact the two armies were roughly equal. Malvern Hill offered McClellan good observation and artillery positions with the slopes cleared of timber, providing great visibility, and could be swept by deadly fire from the 250 guns. Beyond this space, the terrain was swampy and thickly wooded.

From here, Gen. Robert E. Lee launched a series of assaults on the nearly impregnable Union position on Malvern Hill. The Confederates could suffer unthinkable casualties without gaining an inch of ground, or their unrelenting attacks could be the final straw for McClellan, driving him from the Peninsula and saving Richmond.

The Confederate General DH Hill said of Malvern Hill: "It was not war...it was murder."

 

 
   
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