Editing Oklahoma D-Day (section)

== Legacy ==

Oklahoma D-Day became one of the most widely recognised large-scale scenario paintball events in the United States.

Its documented attendance of more than 4,000 players in 2007, extensive battlefield infrastructure and use of armoured vehicles distinguished it from conventional recreational paintball events.[3]

The event received attention beyond specialist paintball publications, including coverage by ''TIME'' and the release of ''Soldiers of Paint''.[4][7]

Although the original event concluded in 2021, its former venue continued to be used for other scenario paintball activities, including events organised by Mudcrab Milsim.[8]