Squad only weekly event...would your squad participate?

[daddog]

I posted the same in the General BB, but wanted most to see it.

I have two questions for all of you who are members of a squad.

1. Would you participate in a weekly squad event?  The TOD we had in the past comes to mind and Warbirds EMC are examples of what I am thinking of.

2. What would be the best time for your squad? Weekends? Weeknights?

The Snapshots and Check 6 events are going fairly well. Attendance ranges from 30 to 80 depending on the time and event.  I am looking in to a weekly event that players would enjoy and participate in similar to the TOD or EMC.  Aces High needs one, if only to encourage players to join a squad that as many of you know opens up a whole new world of friends.  

Comments and ideas welcome.  
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CM daddog
332nd Flying Mongrels
Snapshots & Check 6!
 
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[Ripsnort]

I'm pretty sure the members of VMF-323 would give up our normal Squad meet agenda in lieu of a Tour of Duty..so long as its week-nights.  I don't speak for everyone, but it would be no different than what we do now.

[Daniko]

I will see to it that JG2 participates in as much as they are capable....   weeknights are good for me ...


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Daniko the madfish
3./JG2

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