Lone Tree Milsim got this video from the Revolt 2 event hosted by American in which his squad embarks on a mission to transport missiles across an abandoned town to a heavily contested prison. The team splits up, with some members hitching a ride on a vehicle for fire support while others navigate the urban maze on foot.

Lone Tree Milsim participates in a large-scale milsim event called Copperhead X hosted by American Milsim, held at a training facility in the New Mexico desert. The Green Team, known as COST, attempts a coordinated assault on a strategic market location held by the Tan Team, UFS. After a bumpy ride on a technical vehicle, the squad dives into intense close-quarters battles, navigating through abandoned buildings and trying their best not to trip over their own gear while clearing rooms.

Sit back and relax whilst watching this good length footage of the  American Milsim 1861- 3 action by Lone Tree Milsim. This is a 400-player airsoft experience in the challenging terrain of a Colorado forest. Intense combat rages across varied landscapes and a formidable ravine, all captured from multiple perspectives, including tactical drone footage that provides a bird's-eye view of the action-packed milsim.

Milspec Mojo compiled all the video footage he captured during American Milsim's Iron Horse 7, or more known as OP: Ironhorse VII. This milsim operation took place last 11-12 October  at the Guardian Centers in Perry, in the State of Georgia, USA.

DesertFox Airsoft talks about doing more brain power during American Milsim's Copperhead X... "Milsim is a series of tactical problem solving. As the leader of an element, it’s your responsibility to solve strategic puzzles with the assets you brought to the fight or what you’re dealt in the moment. On an individual and leadership level problem solving involves finding and using information to your advantage through fires and maneuver or deception to accomplish your goals.

Lilly shows her first day at American Milsim Copperhead 10, one of the big airsoft events in the United States. She details the event's registration process and rules, as well as renting specialized gear like night vision and a custom-built airsoft gun. The video shows her exploring the vendor area, where many famous brands and companies were present, and participating in the first night's role-playing game.

This video by Lone Tree Milsim follows a team at the American Milsim "1862" airsoft event. The team's missions include finding a downed drone, which ends in them being wiped out by a large number of enemy players, and a flanking mission to disrupt the enemy team. During the flanking mission, a "toxic player" who did not understand the game's rules caused a confrontation. The team also discovers the enemy's FOB but is told by admins that they are too close.

A good video from Amped Airsoft they took during American Milsim Blacksite IV that happened in April 2025. The story of the series continues from last year's incursion, in which the Coalition of Sovereign Territories (COST) has regained full control of the Anniston, Alabama munitions plant, now vital for their ongoing conflict. However, the powerful Sierra Dynamics (SD) seeks to acquire the facility, and their increasingly tense negotiations with COST have been met with flat refusals.

Lone Tree Milsim captured the intense action of American Milsim's Revolt event, where the Coalition of Sovereign Territories (COST) and the United Federal States (UFS) clashed in a pivotal showdown at the now-desolate Desert Center, California. This former stronghold of the Pacific State Alliance (PSA), once a powerful third faction, became the battleground for a fight over remaining sensitive materials, prompting both COST and UFS to mobilize massive forces, as detailed in Lone Tree Milsim's trailer.

In part 2 of this video of the American Milsim's "Revolt" event, Desertfox Airsoft leads a strike on prison during sunset... "In the first half of this video you'll see what the prison complex area of the American Milsim Revolt AO looks like. In the second half I am a lone defender inside a house.  My GoPro malfunctioned but I was able to capture the action with a mix of my cell phone camera, zoom camera and ‪@UnicornLeah‬'s third person perspective."