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THE NAMES AND EVENTS MENTIONED IN VICTORIA MILITARY SIMULATION SCENARIOS ARE ENTIRELY FICTIONAL AND IS FOR RECREATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. WE ARE NOT IN ANY WAY ASSOCIATED WITH ANY TERRORIST ORGANIZATION NOR DO WE SUPPORT ANY. WE ARE NEITHER A RECIST OR HATE GROUP AND ANY "WARGAME" WE ENGAGE IN ARE MERELY MILITARY SIMULATIONS AND ARE NOT INTENDED FOR ANY MALICIOUS PURPOSE. ANY WEAPONS YOU MIGHT SEE IN THE PICTURES ARE NOT REAL, THEY ARE REPLICAS USED ONLY FOR THE REALISTIC EFFECT.

The following are participants in the Victoria Military Simulation scenarios.
They play the part of enemy combatants and terrorists. They are only acting.

VICTORIA MIL SIM KNOWN TERRORISTS as of 7-29-2007

Ricardo Santiago

Ricardo Santiago, leader of Militaria Patriotic Front (MPF) in Honduras. Goals: Protests U.S. intervention in Honduran economic and political affairs. Operates attacks on the Nighstalkers in Honduras. Claimed bombing of main trail through Honduras in 2005. Has ties to former government of Nicaragua and Cuba.

Unknown

Igor Tnarg Rashnov

Igor Tnarg Rashnov, a militant leader based out of Tajikistan, carries out terrorist activities in Honduras with the support and financial backing of the MPF.

John Castaneda

John Castaneda, an anti-American leader of a Central American Guerrila group based in El Salvador and supported by the MPF.

Al-Tj-Muhmadinne Majed

Al-Tj-Muhmadinne Majed, part of an extrimist organization in the middle-east, now operating in Honduras. Recieves substantial amounts of training, weapons, explosives, and organizational aid from MPF

Maria Soltane

Maria Soltane, a southern Phillipines terrorist organization leader, supporting the MPF in Honduras and recieves support from extrimist groups in the middle-east and asia.

r.s.

Known only as R.S. His goal: Destroy existing Honduran institutions and replace them with a Communist peasent revolutionary regime. Oppose any influence by foreign governments, as well as by other Central American guerrila groups. Recent activities: Taking of U.S. citizens hostage in Honduras in 2006.