Tactical Training
From basic movement to team coordination, turn training into material worth revisiting.
FOCUS
Fundamentals, team coordination, and safety procedures.
RECORDTraining breakdowns, review notes, and process records.
Study action,
and record it.
MTRG uses Wargame and tactical sport as a shared language, focusing on CQB, training collaboration, and field content.
ORIGIN / 2025
Grain by grain,
forward together.
SHARED PRINCIPLES
Lawful practice. Safe exchange.
Meerkat Team and MTRG operate within lawful, compliant Wargame exchange in China. All activities and public content follow laws, venue requirements, event rules, and safety standards; we do not organize, participate in, or spread unlawful conduct, nor conflate Wargame recreation with real-world military, law-enforcement, or sensitive operations.
FROM MEERKAT
MTRG · Meerkat Tactical Research GroupChinese name: 海猫战术研究小组MTRG grew from Wargame enthusiasts in Chongqing Meerkat Team through shared training and sustained exchange. Across training research, field documentation, and content exchange, members keep observations on spaces, movement, and coordination close to the field, then carry reviews and experience into the next gathering.
MTRG studies and discusses tactical thinking in Wargame settings, with emphasis on indoor CQB scenarios. Here, tactics are not isolated techniques: safety, communication, rhythm, and review are built together through rules in every training session.
We respect this community and every player, venue partner, and content creator. We aim to exchange ideas rationally, kindly, and responsibly, contributing to a healthy domestic Wargame ecosystem through lawful conduct and mutual respect.
CONTENT DIRECTIONS
CQB
For close-quarter indoor scenarios, with attention to space, communication, tempo, and safety.
FOCUS
Spatial judgement, communication rhythm, and rule awareness.
RECORDFirst-person views, scenario reviews, and training discussion.
Wargame
Field notes, equipment practice, and team experience from Wargame and tactical sport.
FOCUS
Lawful, compliant field experience and team coordination.
RECORDEvent fields, equipment practice, and peer exchange.
Tactical Imagery
Preserving real moments from training, joint sessions, and events through photo and video.
FOCUS
Action states, coordination moments, and field atmosphere.
RECORDPhoto archives, short films, and field content.
TRAINING CULTURE
Keep every advance
in a field we can review.
Safety First
Training and exchange always begin with lawful conduct, safety standards, and mutual respect.
Learn from the Field
Discuss movement, scenarios, communication, and reviews in the real training process.
Collaboration, Not Performance
Imagery records outcomes and how people build coordination together.
