Dakdan Esports network, level 5 of 5
Armed Forces Esports League
Service. Competition. Community.
Service. Competition. Community.
Competition for active duty, reserve, veterans and installation communities, operated by a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned business and connected to USA Entertainment Ventures government contracting and simulator training programs.
- Who competes
- Active duty, reserve, veterans and installation communities.
- Format
- Installation and VSO competition connected to USA Entertainment Ventures simulation and workforce programs.
- Who joins
- MWR offices, veteran service organizations, installation commands.
How a season runs.
Three steps from registration to the first match, the same for every organization in the league.
- 01
Register a unit or post
An MWR office, VSO chapter or installation command registers as a host and names a coordinator.
- 02
Verify service
Players self-attest service status at registration; hosts confirm for their roster.
- 03
Season play
Installation and chapter teams compete in regional brackets with live standings and broadcast.
Questions organizations ask first.
- Is this an official DoD program?
- No. It is operated by Fanz, LLC, an SBA-certified SDVOSB, and hosted by installations and organizations under their own authority.
- Can a VSO chapter field a team?
- Yes. Any veteran service organization chapter can register as a host.
The ladder
One platform, one identity, one sponsor inventory across all five leagues.
Bring active duty, reserve, veterans and installations into the league.
Register an organization for the next Armed Forces Esports League season, or talk to Sports Media, Inc. about a managed rollout.