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Members should start attending the training if they can as much as possible (is that redundant? XD ). Because the regiment is slowly implementing new tactics and manuevers, and line spacing is just the very basic of it. Aside from that, Aoi and Frosty wants us to improve our less than stellar marksmanship and melee skills. There are a few of us whom are good with it, but volley fire is indiscriminate on who they kill next. So it's better that the regiment's level of skill as a whole, improves.