Texas Defense Corporation
Texas Defense Corporation (TDC) is a camaraderie-driven airsoft team. Members advance from Recruit to Command Staff, mastering tactics, leadership, and teamwork. The leadership team coordinates events, training, and operations. TDC members uphold high standards, develop discipline, and contribute to a professional, organized, and engaging environment for all enthusiasts. We are a band of brothers with clear leadership, a chain of command, and a mission.
Our Mission
Our airsoft team is built on the principles of brotherhood, camaraderie, and lasting friendship. We strive to create a positive and inclusive environment where teamwork and community come first. Guided by a culture of honor and integrity, we uphold the values of respect and fairness in every aspect of life. While we challenge ourselves to improve and compete, our focus remains on having fun, building strong bonds, and supporting one another both on and off the field. Together, we create memorable experiences while upholding the true spirit of brotherhood.
Our Vision
Our vision is to elevate the airsoft experience by creating a culture of respect, teamwork, and unity. We aim to set the standard for inclusivity and sportsmanship, forging lasting connections and ensuring that every player, from beginners to veterans, finds joy, growth, and memorable moments within the community.
- Brotherhood & Camaraderie – We prioritize strong bonds and friendships, creating a supportive family-like atmosphere.
- Teamwork – We believe in working together, relying on each other’s strengths to achieve our goals and overcome challenges.
- Community – We foster a sense of belonging, both within our team and in the larger airsoft community.
- Honor & Integrity – We uphold honesty, fairness, and a commitment to doing what’s right, on and off the field.
- Respect – We show respect for each other, our opponents, and the game itself, valuing everyone’s contribution.
- Inclusivity – We are committed to creating an environment where everyone feels welcome and valued, regardless of background or skill level.
- Passion – We bring dedication and enthusiasm to every game, practice, and interaction, driven by our love for airsoft.
- Sportsmanship – We play fair, honor the rules, and show respect to all players, setting a positive example in the airsoft community.
- Personal Growth – We support each other’s development, learning from our experiences, and striving to be better both on and off the field.
- Fun & Joy – We embrace the joy of the game, focusing on making every experience memorable and enjoyable for everyone involved.
TDC Charter
Official Governance Document for TDC Airsoft Team
This document is the formal charter and defines the military-style hierarchy and governance framework of Texas Defense Corporation (TDC). It outlines the organization's preamble, mission statement, vision, and core values — centered on integrity, brotherhood, respect, and accountability — as well as detailed rules and procedures covering member conduct and attendance standards, duties and responsibilities for each rank (from Recruit up through Command Staff including CEO, COO, and CFO), meeting types and schedules, voting rules and flowcharts, nomination and election processes, promotion and demotion criteria, guidelines for members under 18, director positions, and a glossary of terms. Together, this document serves as the definitive rulebook governing how TDC operates both on and off the field.
TDC Recruit Onboarding
Recruit Onboarding and Boot Camp Guide
This slide presentation serves as an official onboarding resource for new recruits joining the Texas Defense Corporation (TDC), an airsoft team founded in 2020. It walks new members through everything they need to know to get started, including TDC's mission of brotherhood, camaraderie, and sportsmanship; the roles and responsibilities expected of a recruit; a four-stage progression path from Recruit to Operator to Senior Operator to Board member; leadership structure; the team's democratic voting process; safety guidelines for interactions with minors; event guidelines for milsim (military simulation) operations; and a breakdown of team costs — which notably has no membership fees, making participation free to join.