Posted on May 12, 2020 by Special Weapons & Tactics
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Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT)is a large community based on gaming and coming together. We primarily hold events on a wide range ofClub Penguin Private Servers! We host several events in a week.
Being one of the friendliest, we were founded on7th July 2009 by Ganger90. It was once a group of handful of friends. Today, it is a large community with over 6,000members to interact with!
Today, 10/07/2025, SWAT’s EU division logged on for the EU training event dubbed “Imperil”. To summarize, we had great activity and a new member attending. Read further for more info.
Max: 7
Another run-of-the-mill training event on Battleground – Snow Forts. It went fine and was the first event of our newest member, fotis_markessinis1253. We congratulate them on this monumental leap.
Today, 05/07/2025, SWAT’s EU Division rolled out for a late-night “EU training truculent” on Battleground. Chaos began immediately as multiple troops were AFK, Stoggs got stuck in a Roblox game, and Blacker struggled to log on despite being in VC. Log-on was sluggish, but we managed to reach 8 and rolled into tactics with pure improvisation.
Max: 8
The event featured a variety of formations, including vertical lines, L shapes, crosses, Xs, and the legendary “thing Yeshua was crucified on.” We ran a rake, an upside-down T, a waterfall, and a full clockwise rotation while blasting tactics like “EI,” “EO,” “EU,” and “EK.” Each move was peppered with coaching in VC and some rogue spam from troops still learning the ropes.
At times we battled emote spam, missing uniforms, and Blacker running into the wrong room — but we pulled through. Quintessent took their time waking up, Tropic was repeatedly told not to do anything but tactics, and Image stayed mostly quiet while Zach tried to keep order. Despite all this, we ended in a solid V and X before heading to the Dark Warriors’ opening event.
Quote of the Day: “Breaking news: San Marino declares war on bricks.” Shoutout to Blacker for surviving the initiation. GG my dudes.
Stay sharp, stay loud, and as always: SWAT Forever.
On 03/07/2025, Special Weapons and Tactics held an EU training event on CPA Battleground. The session focused on form practice, speed tactics, emoji endurance, and mid-battle flexibility.
Max: 7
We began promptly in the Stadium, opening with a classic E1 warmup followed by E2. Despite early technical hiccups—particularly for one troop struggling with chat visibility—we quickly regrouped into form. Our max peaked midway through the session, where we held consistent 7s and 8s across multiple tactics.
The team practiced core formations, including horizontal lines, upside-down T, and waterfall movement, with sharp reaction times from newer troops showing promise. Form discipline varied slightly in the midsection, but leaders kept momentum with back-to-back flickers, swift emoji changes, and even a brief subzero homage tactic.
A memorable moment came during the endurance test when one troop declared:
“Send the device you’re on!” triggering a storm of troops proudly typing out “PC,” “Mobile,” and even confused question marks. A true acoustic moment of digital self-awareness.
Toward the end, we ran a full waterfall cycle and wrapped with an E9–E3–EFEG combination and the usual push to post names for promotions. Special shoutouts go to TropicStorm, Rafa, Fixv, and John17 for their activity throughout.
GG my dudes.
Stay sharp, stay loud, and as always: SWAT Forever.
Today (28/06/2025), the Special Weapons and Tactics army logged on to Club Penguin Army Battleground for an EU training operation. The mission was simple: sharpen formations, practice precise movement, and coordinate effectively under pressure. While the video footage from the event unfortunately had muted audio due to technical difficulties, the visuals still capture the core of our operation and the strength of our tactics.
Max: 7
Throughout the event, we cycled through flickers, horizontal lines, and even deployed an upside-down T formation. Despite minor attendance fluctuations, SWAT maintained solid control of the battlefield. Our movement drills—including a rake and a brief waterfall—highlighted the adaptability of our troops even in quieter moments.
At one point during a rake formation, one member abruptly dropped from the game. Rather than causing confusion, the remaining troops held the tactic firm—demonstrating clear communication and composure despite the silence.
This training served not only as a test of formations but as a reminder of the resilience and flexibility within our EU division. Even with muted commands, SWAT delivered results.Until next time — stay sharp, stay active.
On 21/06/2025, Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) division held a European training operation on Club Penguin Army Battleground. Despite a fluctuating attendance, the team pushed forward with determination, working on movement coordination, creative formations, and tactic execution.
Max: 8
The session began with fundamental warmups before shifting into dynamic line structures and responsive emote combos. Notably, SWAT managed to reach a max of 8, showcasing consistent participation across the event’s duration. Among the various tactics deployed, the highlight was an experimental “Russian letter G” formation—an improvised solution to a rather difficult room layout that proved unexpectedly effective.
While formations remained tight despite a steep slope and connection issues from a few soldiers, morale stayed high throughout. As the event progressed, the team navigated multiple locations including Snow Forts, Stadium, and Underground Pool. The operation concluded with a synchronized tactic bomb and a final push into a curved T formation before dismissal.
“The positive about dead armies is you can trash talk them as much as you want—especially if they shut down immediately after declaring war on you.”
We thank all agents who attended, especially those assisting new recruits mid-event. Promotions have been logged — please check the #promotions channel and ensure your username is listed for proper credit.
On 13/06/2025, SWAT logged on for an EU training session with the goal of refining formations, enhancing voice coordination, and introducing newer troops to live tactics. Despite a low turnout and a few technical difficulties, the session proved effective in building communication and battlefield discipline.
Max: 5
We rotated through several rooms, including Stadium and Underground Pool, and ran a variety of tactic combos, such as E3/E4, EQ/EW, ER/ET, and rapid-fire Jbombs. Formations included diagonals, chat bars, horizontals, and transitional shapes to test troop awareness.
One memorable moment occurred mid-event when, after a room switch, the underground pool was marked up with bright red arrows in chat—yet several troops still got lost, prompting the leader to remark, “I put three glaring red arrows around it!” This led to a surprisingly successful bomb into the pool, proving that with enough yelling, even the most lost soldiers find their way.
Though numbers remained low, the event maintained solid pace, and all attending troops were able to participate in each tactic and formation with increasing cohesion.
On 03/06/2025, the Special Weapons and Tactics logged on for an EU training event unlike any other—doubling as a celebration of the Supreme Commander WilliamW2010’s birthday. This event provided an excellent opportunity for troops to sharpen their formations, test new tactic variants, and participate in a spirited, community-driven exercise.
Max: 10
Despite minor turbulence at the start—such as unlocked channels and a few technical hiccups—troops adapted quickly and responded well to live commands. We initially maxed 8 and later reached 10, maintaining a strong presence throughout the 30-minute session.
Tactics practiced included E1/E2, EQ/EW, and EX into X, and the now-infamous “traffic lights” (E5 E6 E5 E6), all executed across a variety of forms including Xs, Ls, Ts, and Vs. Room changes and spontaneous adjustments kept troops on their toes, and moments of lively VC engagement added character to the otherwise structured formations.
The event also featured a birthday-themed tactic set, highlighting the occasion with creative sends such as:
“Happy birthday Willie!”
“Hope your birthday is as awesome as you are”
“Another year, another W for SWAT”
“Aging like a legend”
These were met with enthusiasm from all online, adding a celebratory tone to the otherwise rigorous training.
One particularly memorable moment came during a chaotic attempt at an X formation, where VC leaders scrambled to adjust spacing and guide formations mid-flow. Despite the challenges, troops remained responsive and maintained pace, aided by clear direction and strong voice chat communication.
On 29/05/2025, Special Weapons and Tactics logged on for an EU training session aimed at reinforcing formation discipline, troop responsiveness, and tactical execution. The event, while smaller in scale, saw strong energy and adaptability from all attendees.
Max: 9
We began with a structured warmup, easing into tactic chains such as EQ/EW, focusing on synchronization and spacing. The VC remained lively throughout, with real-time adjustments being called to correct gaps, missed sends, and minor positioning errors. Even with a modest max of 9, attention to individual placements was emphasized—particularly in maintaining symmetry and filling specific form positions.
Formations included horizontal lines, L formations, and an attempted X shape, which, despite spatial limitations, was pulled off with determination. The room saw some improvisation as well, with SWAT adapting mid-event to integrate tactics like “We ride our bears at dawn” and “Green and black back on track”, both met with enthusiasm from the ranks.
Real-time feedback, quick recovery from AFKs, and persistent VC coordination helped maintain momentum. Tactical diversity remained a challenge, prompting some light discussion mid-event on innovation and future prep work. Nevertheless, all formations were completed with clarity, and everyone present engaged actively until the end.
While this was a training event, the performance from the troops was commendable—especially given the tight timing and live coordination. Events like these are crucial for refining performance under pressure and developing both newer and seasoned members alike.
On 23/05/2025, Special Weapons and Tactics logged on for a three-room practice battle against Valiant Azure Knights. In a contest that tested adaptability, speed, and form control, SWAT came prepared to assert dominance from the outset.
Max: 8
We began at the Iceberg, where our forces were initially delayed due to a room entry error—highlighting the importance of situational awareness and navigation under pressure. Nonetheless, SWAT recovered quickly, assembling strong bomb tactics followed by aggressive word tactics in a structured horizontal line. Despite initial confusion, the line settled into shape, and from there SWAT began to control the pace of the room.
The second room, the Underground Pool, showcased SWAT’s flexibility and commitment to formation clarity. Troops executed a series of E1-E2 Waterfall movements and mid-battle formation switches that demonstrated quick thinking and coordination. This room, while contested, leaned in our favor thanks to disciplined spacing and the implementation of dynamic tactic chains.
The final room, the Ski Lodge, provided a dramatic close to the encounter. SWAT maintained consistent formations despite tight spacing and visual clutter. Leaders guided the troops through complex structures such as an X-formation and forward slashes with minimal delay. VC communication, though at times hectic, allowed for fast pivoting between tactics and location switches, including unexpected movement into the Forest late in the room.
Throughout the event, the SWAT VC remained as active as ever, with real-time reactions to missteps, bot failures, and form breakdowns adding to the high-energy atmosphere. Key highlights included rapid reformation calls, decisive tactic improvisation, and the ever-memorable moment when the phrase “Who is small now?” became a full-squad chant.
Results: 3–0 Victory
After evaluation from neutral judges, SWAT was declared the winner in all three rooms. Congratulations to the team for an energetic and well-fought performance.
Thank you to all SWAT agents who attended and maintained form and focus amid a fast-paced environment.
On 22/05/2025, the Special Weapons and Tactics army logged onto Warzone for a significant internal operation: the official retirement of longtime SWAT veteran Clay. While modest in size, the event served as both a tribute to past leadership and a critical opportunity to train and guide the next generation of SWAT.
Max: 5
The event commenced in the Stadium with a formation warmup and an emphasis on rapid tactic execution. Despite the small size, the unit maintained a solid pace and focus throughout a variety of word and bomb tactics. Several formations—including slashes, horizontal lines, and square blocks—were attempted and held to acceptable standards given the circumstances.
SWAT performed three room changes during the event, utilizing both the Docks and Town. Notable moments included creative tactic experimentation, fluid movement exercises such as clockwise/counterclockwise rotations, and a spontaneous tribute segment led by Clay himself.
While the event was lighthearted at times, it also carried weight. The VC hosted a generational handoff with Wonder of Drip formally stepping up as Clay’s symbolic successor. The final tactic—“CPA “”Tribunal”—closed the event on a fitting note, recognizing the legacy of Clay’s contributions while preparing the path forward.
Thank you to Clay for years of service and dedication to SWAT. We look forward to continuing to build on that foundation with the next generation of leaders. Shoutout to all who attended and contributed to this meaningful event.
