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# Tickets

The ticket includes: 

·         participation in the event

·         [professional military training conducted by 1 WBPanc Wesoła ](#user-content-fn-1)[^1] 

·         preparation and securing of the game area

·         props necessary to complete the tasks  

·         access to the military parking lot (ul. Okuniewska 1)

·         garbage disposal  

·         military vehicles for use in the game  

·         access to electricity in the STAFF zone  

·         base equipment (HESCO, engineering barriers)  

·         sanitary facilities  

·         map of the training ground + map of the game area  

·         markings for the sides of the conflict  

·         side of the conflict patch + commemorative patch  

·         battlefield simulation equipment  

·         individual bandages  

·         group accident insurance

 

[^1]: depending on the timetable and action plan of 1st Warsaw Armoured Brigade


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