Commando BMT
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Haha if you think Commando BMT at pasir ris camp is tough, then wait till you make the transition from there to Hendon Camp..Then you will understand the true meaning of tough! Pasir Ris camp is just a SCHOOL.
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Looks like a few more of the fraternity have turned up here. Welcome aboard!
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yesss... my CO is Lo Yong Po, and RSM is Encik Kiong....
i am fro the old systems... what about u guys?
still can rem my first day reporting for my NSF, the RP said, 'Welcome to Hell, your ife is worth not even cents''.... funny right ... -
hahaha mine was Col Neol cheah.. Tough time dont last tough man does........stupid trainer say welcome to hell when i enlist 1st day, i stick out my tongue and i suffered man....damn...
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Care to elaborate more?Originally posted by lovelws:hahaha mine was Col Neol cheah.. Tough time dont last tough man does........stupid trainer say welcome to hell when i enlist 1st day, i stick out my tongue and i suffered man....damn...
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My CO was Maj Looi Eng Chai and my RSM was Encik Gunga.Originally posted by honour & glory:yesss... my CO is Lo Yong Po, and RSM is Encik Kiong....
i am fro the old systems... what about u guys?
still can rem my first day reporting for my NSF, the RP said, 'Welcome to Hell, your ife is worth not even cents''.... funny right ...
I don't get this "welcome to hell" crap. My first OC started out with, "Well, guys, everything you heard about this place is true", and even better, my second OC's briefing went, "OK guys, I'll treat you like pros if you act like pros. Any questions? Dismissed". The job's interesting enough as it is - where's the need for extra drama? -
wow... i see lots of my juniors....
any old birds hanging around?????? -
Originally posted by Special Splint:
Hey i was enlisted to pasir ris commando camp on 6th Jan 2006...Is the BMT tough? is it completely similar to Tekong BMT? I have checked with previous topics on commando BMT but they din manage to fill me up leh...so guys do share with what u know thanks!
no lor... its freakin diff... we walk 24km while u all walk 72km... they say nw change 2 35km... dunno whether true anot... our soc onli 1.5km while urs is 5km... siong siong siong... -
it is all in the mind... everyone can do it... just mind over body
a soldier is not born but train to be one....
a commando is not born but train and harden more than a normal soldier...
Originally posted by tt3:
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no lor... its freakin diff... we walk 24km while u all walk 72km... they say nw change 2 35km... dunno whether true anot... our soc onli 1.5km while urs is 5km... siong siong siong...[/b] -
Yes it is mind over body. But sometime you really need to listen to your body else you will lose your body.Originally posted by honour & glory:it is all in the mind... everyone can do it... just mind over body
a soldier is not born but train to be one....
a commando is not born but train and harden more than a normal soldier...
I think they need to know when to stop and how much can their body take. -
To put it simply, for units such as CDO or NDU, if you're thinking about where to stop, it's not the place for you.
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Very intimidating.Originally posted by Gedanken:To put it simply, for units such as CDO or NDU, if you're thinking about where to stop, it's not the place for you.
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Nah, it's not meant to be intimidating. Once you get there you'll realise it's just a matter of they way you look at it. If you're thinking about stopping and looking for the finish line, you won't be doing yourself any favours. Get on with the job and focus on it, and you'll do fine.