Simulation Info

Continuous Simulations Events

Military gear and backpacks placed on the ground next to a tank's wheel and track.

These events will REQUIRE attendees to sleep in the field and conduct operations from Friday evening to Sunday afternoon. Attendees need to bring enough supplies to sustain themselves.  These simulations, like all of of our services, have strict rules and guidelines to help keep the scenario realistic and safe. Be sure to check your simulation’s “Operation Concept” for more information.

Staff Role Players

Two people, one woman with a headscarf and glasses, and one man in military-style gear with a rifle, standing outdoors on a sunny day with green trees in the background.

The use of Role Players at our simulations brings a level of realism and ambiance that no other company offers. Role Players are used to create a dynamic setting for attendees. These personnel are hand picked and most have training in the Dramatic Arts profession or military training. Realsim can provide role players for any type of simulation to include but not limited to: business professionals, construction workers, and/ or non-US military forces with 1:1 real outfits and equipment.

Specialty Roles

Two soldiers, in camouflage uniforms and helmets, are in a wooded area, with one holding a military device to the other’s head, possibly a communication or targeting device.

We offer specialty roles to clients that are looking for that next step in immersion and ambiance. The roles consist of training before the event and then use of that training during the course of the event. Some roles are but not limited to:

  • Explosive Specialist

  • Medic

  • JTAC

  • Sniper Teams

  • Squad Leader

Training & Classes

Group of soldiers in camouflage uniforms walking across a grassy field near a lake during sunset.

At our simulations we provide training prior, during, and after each exercise. All staff giving training are military, or first responders. Each exercise of the simulation will target a specific tactic that will directly help attendees in their simulated operation. Training ranges from infantry level tactics and maneuvers, medical triage, explosive handling, land navigation, and radio communications.

Props & Effects

A soldier in camouflage uniform lying on the ground has a large open wound on his leg with visible bleeding and tissue damage. A person in civilian clothes is tending to the wound by applying pressure or a dressing.

To help create the battlefield environment and portray the simulation RealSim uses explosives, gulag, stage props, and blank fire weapons. On top of our mission sets, this gives the customer a feeling of actually being there. It can causes stress and even disorientation, while keeping it safe and enjoyable

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