As Miss Drop 44 has grown and evolved over the years, it has had to have a stricter and mroe regimented process of doing everything! From the rank structure and what ranks mean, to a set time table for events. Below is what a typical day at an event would look like... at least, if it all goes to plan.

08:30 (or before) wake up, get dressed coffee will be ready (Thank you Max for ensuring this is done)

09:00 FALL IN (correctly) - Roll Call - plan changes for the day / recap from day before / assign duties etc

10:00 Breakfast served

11:30 Drill Training (either rifle or foot)

After drill - three things happen
1 - time for each members to do something around camp, smoke, write, read, rest, clean weapons, play cards, dice, dominos, make a brew, eat some lunch -
2 - members allowed off display in 1 hours slots.
3 -  If combat patrols are to be done, then it can be organised and will happen now

15:00 Drill training (which ever wasn't done in the morning)

16:30 Fall in - roll call - debrief for the day

Evening meal will vary in time depending on when the public leave and what tasks need completing at the end of the day.

The members present at a show will be split into the two rifle squads (or three squads). Either the squads according to the Company Rosta; or assigned at the show. These 'squads' will do there best to out do each other through the day and weekend. With a continuous score being recorded, at the end of a season the person with the highest amount of points will be rewarded. 

Points will be awarded for things like :-
best at foot drill
best at rifle drill
best squad shelter constructed

team work

attitude to 'JGSD' (if you don't know what that stands for... you soon will)

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Also, points will be deducted for :-
poor time keeping

tardiness

modern items visible to the public
rubbish on display

This is meant as a bit of fun, but it also helps keep the standards up, you all on your toes and someone gets a prize. At the evening roll call, the squad of the day will be announced. At the last roll call of the weekend, the squad of that day and the weekend will be anounced. A point is awarded for each member of that squad. 

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So does this mean the more events you do the more chance you have of winning? ... of course not, this isn't some sort of bribary to get you all to attend every show, we know and understand that you have lives outside of MD44. So, the score works like this. For every squard award point you get, this is multiplied by a 100 and then divided by the number of MD44 events you've attended. So if you did 1 event and got 2 awards would be the same score as doing 5 events and getting 10 awards.

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