You will start in a UH-60 Blackhawk over the sea. If you are out of ammo, just pick up more from a dead body, friend or enemy.Be aware of attempts to flank you and your squad.Usually what makes good cover makes good concealment. Usually this means if they can't see you, they can't hit you. Concealment is protection from the enemy's view.As you advance, use trees, rubble, sandbags, a comrade's dead body, depressions in the ground, anything that will protect you from becoming a casualty. Remain close to your squad but not so close as to let a single fragmenation grenade will kill most of you.Prepare yourself as you're about to enter real combat. Now the real action is going to start! No more safe training grounds. You can either select single or 3-round burst mode by pressing on the spacebar. Now move to the closest lane and you'll see three targets. This last part is where the fun really begins! The rifle range! When ordered to do so, move to the ammo crate to the right of the firing line and take some magazines. "'Tip:'" Remain inside the obstacles and switch to 3rd person view to navigate easier.Īt the end of the lane you must run between the two concrete cones otherwise you will need to do it again. Your Platoon Sergeant will order your the move through the obstacle course. (Note: you need to be at the back of the truck and facing it at which time an option will appear in the Action Menu to "Get in.") You will be driven to the obstacle course. Follow your squad to another 5-ton truck parked just outside the gate and get in. Once you get back sling your file ("Put your rifle on your back"), via the Action Menu. A waypoint will appear to guide you towards the location. The first order you will recieve is to run to a 5-ton truck and back.
Keep an eye on the upper-left corner of your screen, were some hints will appear.
The mission will start in front of the barracks on a base. This mission is very easy as it introduces you to Operation Flashpoint: Cold War Crisis. This walkthrough is written for v1.46/ v1.96
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