7 days cannot bathe?
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Dun remember seeing this rule in the TSR...Originally posted by kops21:last time i remember TSR state that every 4 days must bath at once in the field. have the rule change
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Well, i remember not doing any "big business" for my seven day field camp. Once reach back coy line go toilet shiok ah.
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In any case, the TSR is not always followed. I've seen too many violations of it to fully trust its effectiveness.
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I remember we had a shower on the day of our 'technical break' during the field camp, under a standpipe near our campsite.
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im sorry there is no such TSR regulation. they won't sabotage themselves this way. anyway even without wat we deem as proper shower, one can survive.Originally posted by kops21:last time i remember TSR state that every 4 days must bath at once in the field. have the rule change -
sorrie no such thing in the TSR ... i take if every 3 mths so i would have seen it ... outfield alot of things are up to commander discretion even things like cutting down of hours one can sleepOriginally posted by kops21:last time i remember TSR state that every 4 days must bath at once in the field. have the rule change -
i remember this rule in TSR during my course days as i studied for the tests....let see....way back in 1992...Originally posted by CKtalon:Dun remember seeing this rule in the TSR...
rules might have changed....
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every 4 days mus bathe? did it state what kind of bath?Originally posted by kops21:i remember this rule in TSR during my course days as i studied for the tests....let see....way back in 1992...
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maybe powder bath bah...Originally posted by wuming78:every 4 days mus bathe? did it state what kind of bath? -
i didn't brush my teeth and powder bath from day 3 onwards for my fireld camp.
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i do recall is a powder bath..Originally posted by wuming78:every 4 days mus bathe? did it state what kind of bath? -
i got a funny incident to share with u all about my field camp.
one day, soaked wet and muddy after been in the rain the past few days, we were waiting anxiously for our fresh supply of clothings to come. when it finally came, i was so looking forward to changing into dry clothing at last. but upon opening my zip lock pack, instead of 1 no.4 and pants, i found 2 pair of pants inside! i then realise i must have packed wrongly without checking before field camp. there's another pack with 2 no.4 somewhere.
lesson learnt. always check before u pack. -
wah, everytime overseas exercise means 10 day out field with a technical break in the 6th night for a shower. But being the last vehicle in the entire battlelion, everytime i reach the cement "tank" in thailand, the water is already green. Once we even had to scoop two frogs swimming in our bath water.
btw, in thailand we always pang sai outfield(i personally prefer the edge of padi fields), cleaner and nicer environment than the dirty and sai-choked camp toilets.
someone once said that if you squat in the camp's toilets your ass would be touching the sai. You need to to do a horse stance. i did not dare to see myself. -
Yeah ... by the left... agree. In the 80s when training in Taiwan was supposedly very sensitive, I brought an SLR camera on exercise. I was a PL Sgt of an OPFOR platoon minus, so had some freedom in the field. I heard from my seniors that the scenery around Tai Shan was great, so I lugged my camera along.Originally posted by LazerLordz:During my recourse, we had people bringing prosumer cameras too..but try to keep them safe.No one will help you look for it if it gets stolen, since everything is done "by left".
I took a few wonderful shots of the sun rising over Tai Shan and just before I ROD, I presented an enlarged framed picture to my CO. On the back of the photograph, I wrote an apology for contravening his orders about bringing cameras to the field in Taiwan !!!