Almost immediately, the once green forest
was now a hazy white and red from the
smoke grenades tossed by the British
and the Americans. Visibility was key in
taking down enemy forces and advancing
towards the opposing flag, securing victory
of whichever team had captured it. As the
battle raged on, the American side was
losing ground. The British had advanced a
large number of their army which resulted
in Bunker Hill becoming almost completely
surrounded. Defending the flag at all costs,
paintballs were not discriminatory as they
flew past people, just barely missing them
sometimes. The Americans responded by
sending their own volley driving the British
back a few yards taking cover behind the
trees. After a long standoff, the British made
one last push towards Bunker Hill, grabbing
the flag and returning it to their starting area
to claim victory over the Americans. History
has repeated itself in this year’s Battle for
Bunker Hill. Just like in 1775, the British forces
conquered the Americans and reclaimed
Charlestown as their own.
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