Editing Fulda Gap (section)

=== Growth during the 2010s ===

Fulda Gap continued expanding during the 2010s, attracting established scenario teams and individual players from across the United States.

The 2014 event was documented by Eric Engler in ''Paintball Media''. Engler commanded the NATO forces against Warsaw Pact commander Chris Aguayo, with NATO winning the event.[3]

The event incorporated coordinated infantry operations, paintball tanks, simulated artillery and nuclear attacks, and missions involving the capture and defence of strategic locations.

The 2014 event also supported fundraising for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. According to Engler's contemporary report, the paintball event raised $10,050, with approximately $16,000 raised across that year's paintball and airsoft events and associated donations.[3]

Fulda Gap reached a documented attendance record in 2019, attracting more than 1,500 participants and featuring 16 paintball tanks.[1]