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Land Ops Adventure Trip Feb 25-26, 2012 (California)
over 26 vehicles registered.
April 21, 2012 - A.O. RECON (Mountain Ops) (California)
limit 20 vehicle registration
Overland Expo. Flagstaff, AZ. May 18-20, 2012 (Arizona)

Land Ops is Planning 2-3 Additional Operations in 2012
Ops are unique each time, highly tactical and are labor intensive to deploy. Therefore, we encourage members to plan ahead to make the operation dates.

What is Land Ops?
Land Ops is all about adventure and exploration using off road capable vehicles to carry us into the deep unknown. Very few people venture this far into the wild and for good reasons. As if the deep inland journey was not enough we also conduct navigation and radio communication exercises that elevate your experience to that of an expedition team with tactical mission objectives. You are NOT required to have radios to experience Land Ops, but at least a GPS device for geocaching. Land Ops satisfies the person who seeks to embark on a journey into the unknown with a sense of purpose and accomplishment. What we do is both fun and challenging. We're not just sight seers, we're operators, drivers, navigators, geocachers and radio communicators, survivalist and search and rescue. We use technology to create a unique game-play that is really not found in any off road clubs or adventure groups. We attract off road explorers, campers, ham radio enthusiast, fire fighters, military men and women, geocachers and survivalist. We are known as Land Ops and we welcome you to our challenge.

Night Ops
We conduct night time explorations and tactical exercises known as night ops that are thrilling to participate in as a leader or as a team member. Search and rescue, satellite debris recovery, radio relay projects, and navigating strictly by instruments are just a few night time operations you might expect on any given Land Ops trip.

	LAND OPS GEOTACTICAL ADVENTURES SEE EVENT DETAILS BELOW THE VIDEOS - sign up for event on "Meetup page" - click here to sign up FREE					NEXT TRIPS AND MEETINGS: Feb 25-26, 2012 Land Ops Adventure Trip (Calif) Apr 21, 2012 - A.O. RECON (Mountain Ops) (Calif)


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GET THE DVD! Get your Land Ops DVD and CD soundtrack See Night Operations What is Glamping? Guasti 4x4 Trailers Other Adventure Trailers	Next Adventures & Meetings; Land Ops Adventure Trip Feb 25-26, 2012 (California) over 26 vehicles registered. April 21, 2012 - A.O. RECON (Mountain Ops) (California) limit 20 vehicle registration Overland Expo. Flagstaff, AZ. May 18-20, 2012 (Arizona) Land Ops is Planning 2-3 Additional Operations in 2012 Ops are unique each time, highly tactical and are labor intensive to deploy. Therefore, we encourage members to plan ahead to make the operation dates. What is Land Ops? Land Ops is all about adventure and exploration using off road capable vehicles to carry us into the deep unknown. Very few people venture this far into the wild and for good reasons. As if the deep inland journey was not enough we also conduct navigation and radio communication exercises that elevate your experience to that of an expedition team with tactical mission objectives. You are NOT required to have radios to experience Land Ops, but at least a GPS device for geocaching. Land Ops satisfies the person who seeks to embark on a journey into the unknown with a sense of purpose and accomplishment. What we do is both fun and challenging. We're not just sight seers, we're operators, drivers, navigators, geocachers and radio communicators, survivalist and search and rescue. We use technology to create a unique game-play that is really not found in any off road clubs or adventure groups. We attract off road explorers, campers, ham radio enthusiast, fire fighters, military men and women, geocachers and survivalist. We are known as Land Ops and we welcome you to our challenge. Night Ops We conduct night time explorations and tactical exercises known as night ops that are thrilling to participate in as a leader or as a team member. Search and rescue, satellite debris recovery, radio relay projects, and navigating strictly by instruments are just a few night time operations you might expect on any given Land Ops trip.	TEAMWORK Land Ops events are challenging, but because they are conducted with an emphasis on teamwork, new participants can enjoy, learn and operate at their own skill level. MIND SET Each participant is encouraged to bring a good attitude and expect to be challenged at some point. Our missions are NOT EXTREME, but can easily become extremely challenging due to the environment and unexpected problems. You should come expecting to have fun, but if you are not prepared for challenges you will get frustrated. A flat tire in the middle of no where, a windy day that tries to uproot your tent and/or a cold night can test your mental strength to keep it together. Come expecting a challenge and the Land Ops experience will be more rewarding to you. SAFETY There is safety in numbers. Each member may possess different skills and offer different levels of assistance. If you get your vehicle stuck in the sand for example, there is always a willing and skilled member to set you free. Off road driving tips might be another's forte. The group affords you a level of safety in a very remote and otherwise dangerous environment.
TAGS: OFF ROAD, GEOCACHING, GLAMPING, JEEP, GPS GAMES, TREASURE HUNTING, OVERLANDING, overland expeditions, 4x4, Hummer, CJ Cruiser, Land Rover DONATE TO LAND OPS		Land Ops uses GOPRO HD cams to capture the action both on the ground and in the air.
Warning: It is highly recommended that you drive an off road vehicle during the Land Ops events. Although the terrain is considered easy to moderate but you should have some basic knowledge of off road driving and safety while in the desert. Participants are asked to sign video and photography waivers as well as abide by Land Ops rules and regulations. You will need to bring your own bathroom, portable toilet or lug-a-loo.	POD Cast - Listen to episode 6 (Land Ops interview) at 26:26 min mark. on The4x4PODcast.com Land Ops Position Statements Regarding membership, business transactions, donations and sponsorship. Prize List & Donations Geocachingprizes.com Ham Radio Operators Are you interested in Ham Radio (Amateur Radio)? Go to QRZ.com Visit also eHam.net	NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART Although Land Ops makes it easy to experience the deep interior of our public lands and offers a level of confidence by organized events it is NOT for the faint of heart. If you OR any member of your family of group are the type of person who struggles and suffers at the very thought of going camping you or they should NOT attend. Land Ops base camp is NOT a camp ground. Mostly the camping is peaceful and quiet, but violent weather, bugs, animals and the fact that we are in the middle of no where are enough to turn the table at a moments notice. On the other hand, if there is a little bit of a survivalist in you and you think you can handle the challenges in the California outback, then join us for an adventure you will never forget.
	All 4x4 Makes and Models Welcome! Land Ops welcomes off road drivers with all makes of vehicles. During our events you will see Land Rovers, Land Cruisers, 4 Runners, Jeeps, Hummers, SUVs, Pickups, RV trailers, and a lot more.
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