[LFP][Twilight 2000] - Need 2-4 for post-apocalyptic modern combat/rpg in the year 2025

I'm looking for 2-4 committed players for Wednesday nights at 8 pm Mountain Time for a modern combat role playing game using the Twilight 2000 system and updated for the year 2025 (guns, equipment & vehicles).  If you liked 13 Hours in Benghazi, Black Hawk Down, Lone Survivor or Generation Kill (HBO), you'll love this.   You are a solider in the US 5th Division in Europe at the end of the post-nuclear World War 3.  Called the Twilight War as governments, armies and society disintegrate in the post-nuclear chaos, your first priority is to survive.  Your next choices are to remain in Europe and try to build an empire from the devastation or attempt to return home.   You can choose to play virtually anyone.  Drafted civilians (criminals, mechanics, truck drivers, doctors, lawyers, police) to career military (from West Point/Annapolis or enlisted).  Your character can choose to enter armor, artillery, infantry, air force and the specialist groups within them (rangers, mountain, seals, delta).   Permission for use has been granted by Marc Miller, Far Future Enterprises.

We found 1.  Looking for 1-3 more.  

Have an opening for 2 more.  

Hello, I'm a US Army officer about to retire after 20 years of service, looking to get back into tabletop RPGs.  Would love to play a modern campaign and have thought about GMing my own.  I'd like to join yours and see how it goes. Have you looked at the Twilight 2013 ruleset?  Its a little more streamlined and updated than the original.

RPGMan told me about this game, do you still have any openings?  I retired in 2013 after 23 years as a tank crewman in the Army. 

Yes I do.  And you be playing with a retired Major Airborne Ranger.  This is going to be interesting.

I just want to make sure you're aware of what you're getting into when you have an open join link out there for anyone to click. You have no control over who is clicking it, no way to prevent griefers from filling your chat logs with nonsense and/or vandalizing whichever map page the Player Ribbon is set to, and no way to tell who has been drawing on your maps. If you do kick someone the join link changes and requires you to edit your post with the new link. This is why it is strongly discouraged to post open join links. Instead, it is encouraged to create a LFG listing , even if you do not enable that listing, and share the link to your listing. When someone posts to your LFG's Listing Discussion forum , in their post a big blue button will appear by their username and all a GM has to is click 'Invite to Game' and an invitation will be sent their way. If you want to stick with an open join link, that's all fine and dandy.  This is just advice from a veteran Roll20 member.

Thanks.  Link removed.  I thought it was a private message.  I didn't realize I was in main listing.