unforgettable events in ns to date...
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wat r yours?
can be some super siong ex, some super jialat punishment, some super funny incident...
for me my jcc was one realli unforgettable course, esp the last part where we were to topo all the way back to batu apoi. my group got so super holan tt although we were supposed to go to checkpoints 1,2,3 in tt order, we ended up going 3,2,1,2,3, hence travelling twice the distance we were supposed to travel!
den o cos there was the up and down biang.. up biang was shack.. but still manageable.. it was the down... it was not completely down, but down up down up down up.... and again we holanded on the way down biang to batu apoi..
den when we reached apoi finally we reached crossing point a when we were supposed to go crossing point b. and it was another few hrs walk on super soggy ground, acrossing several inlets b4 reaching point b...
i was so damn relieved when we finally finished the whole ordeal i almost broke down. -
mindef clerk here...so don have chiong sua stories to share.
i remember my army frens and i used to take order from my Mdms and Offrs around 3pm to buy tea break for them and also for other clerks. as mindef is safely guarded by MPs...and we r not allowed to bring food into the complex....we used to bring huge paper bags and smuggle the food into mindef building. haha....so far we never failed once and wanton mee and char kway teows etc...have found their place inside the buidling...
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well super siong....5 person man-handle a mortar which means we actually tow the mortar 8km...if u tink 8km is short
than u r wrong its tamade shack out & cannot tink anymore...it is farmore worst than fast march.... 
Note:mortar weight 400 plus kg when it is on towing position
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wat kinda terrain did u manhandle over? road? track? gravel? grass? got up and down? got obstacles?Originally posted by LoVeMeLoVeMenOt:well super siong....5 person man-handle a mortar which means we actually tow the mortar 8km...if u tink 8km is short than u r wrong its tamade shack out & cannot tink anymore...it is farmore worst than fast march....
Note:mortar weight 400 plus kg when it is on towing position -
yup its road...for 5 to 6km than grass for anther 2km...btw we manhandle around our camp.....gossh...the camp has 2 many up & down slopesOriginally posted by wuming78:wat kinda terrain did u manhandle over? road? track? gravel? grass? got up and down? got obstacles?
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My 1st road march... Though was VERY SIONG but the scenery was really NICE....
One time when our M113 was trapped by the 'cliff' and ALMOST fall back and overturn to the grounds below... All of us dare not move a bit... Just SLOWLY passing the items and weapons from the back of the vehicle to the front and SLOWLY climbed out of the vehicle...
Another time, our driver on a 3-tonner was taking us on a 'joy ride'... Spinning the thing around... Was REALLY FUN until the vehicle ALMOST overturned to the slope below to our right... All of us know that if any of us are to place our weight slightly to the right, the vehicle probably would have lost its balance....
Night range... Too many stories... 2 that's still FRESH in my mind...
1. One of the VERY BLUR recruit had his helmet knocked and the sergent talked to him... He turned his body around to face the sergent, swinging the weapon all around without putting the weapon to 'safe'....
2. Some of the guys were collecting empty shells from the butt area... In a hurry to commerce the 'live' firing, they didn't realise that there was still one guy at the butt area... The guy was squating down when the firers gave off their 1st round, someone saw the guy and stopped the 2nd round of firing.. During the firing itself, only the sound of the firing and announcer could be clearly heard... -
There was once when i was the safety spec at an ORD shoot. We are doing the run down. The target will come up once and then down to signal us to run to the second position. There is this joker who miss a target at the previous position and thought that the signal target is a target. He fired off when the rest of us is running to the second position in front of him!!! Fucking shocked when the rest of the firers and me heard the shot goes off! He is a 3SG some more......haiz.....
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BMT and Driver Course
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than wat happen 2 the 3SG...sure kena jialuck 1Originally posted by tankee1981:There was once when i was the safety spec at an ORD shoot. We are doing the run down. The target will come up once and then down to signal us to run to the second position. There is this joker who miss a target at the previous position and thought that the signal target is a target. He fired off when the rest of us is running to the second position in front of him!!! Fucking shocked when the rest of the firers and me heard the shot goes off! He is a 3SG some more......haiz..... 
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I am not sure he kena something lah but since he is already clearing leave so i guess theres nothing much can do to him!
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We had a foreign general visiting our division, thus the usual vehicles and arnaments came on show. Can't remember if it was before or after the visit but witnessed from second floor of the HQ, a slow straying FH2000 running over the driver's legs. It seemed like the arty gun wasn't fully disengaged before he jumped off and when he realised and tried to rectify, his boots got caught and he fell and got dragged under. Tragedy.
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instant noodle driverOriginally posted by kopiosatu:BMT and Driver Course
5 wks can get license
and HSP sucks
esp if u get tat super KL tester (forgot his name) -
Unforgettable events quite afew.....
1. Chiong suah times.... however brunei wasn't siong coz my unit did a 32km route march at pasir laba prior to brunei. We had gd combat fitness. It was the feeling, really super damn freaking low morale.... especially jungle village.... Then afew times at lim chu kang, first was section proficiency test. My friend got heat exhaustion under that hot weather.... really shagged out, body numbed still have to casuavec my section mate.. Second was recently, Platoon battlecourse at lim chu kang again... two guys fall out, hyper-ventilation. At the end of it, Casuavec again. The weather.....
2.Punishments, i think this punishment is nothing to commandos though. There was a refreshment talk on chemical defence, and some of our guys were sleeping behind. Some not that cooperative, did things slowly. Our punishment? Walk and run around our parade square in Mopp4 (typo, i don't know the right spelling). Followed by standby bed in 5mins, we were preparing for alert red and our bunks were in a mess. When that Pl sergeant came, of course we didn't make it in time. So he say," nvm, i want your bunk to be the same as the day you enter army ". Everything went out of the door. Everything in our cupboard, our pillows and bed cushions weapons etc. Cupboards fall, mirrors break. It changed my attitude towards my superiors on that day. I don't care that much now. Although i have seen other platoons carried their stuff (cupboard and bed) to empty bunks and have standby bed over there then carry back....
3.Of course there are times where we enjoyed ourselves, my friend coming back from outfield was so hungry that he took a empty tray and demand rice from the cookhouse aunty," ah boy, no plate leh ".
But after spending so much time bonding, some had downgraded and/or posted out. -
when was ur ns?Originally posted by jacobs:Unforgettable events quite afew.....
1. Chiong suah times.... however brunei wasn't siong coz my unit did a 32km route march at pasir laba prior to brunei. We had gd combat fitness. It was the feeling, really super damn freaking low morale.... especially jungle village.... Then afew times at lim chu kang, first was section proficiency test. My friend got heat exhaustion under that hot weather.... really shagged out, body numbed still have to casuavec my section mate.. Second was recently, Platoon battlecourse at lim chu kang again... two guys fall out, hyper-ventilation. At the end of it, Casuavec again. The weather.....
2.Punishments, i think this punishment is nothing to commandos though. There was a refreshment talk on chemical defence, and some of our guys were sleeping behind. Some not that cooperative, did things slowly. Our punishment? Walk and run around our parade square in Mopp4 (typo, i don't know the right spelling). Followed by standby bed in 5mins, we were preparing for alert red and our bunks were in a mess. When that Pl sergeant came, of course we didn't make it in time. So he say," nvm, i want your bunk to be the same as the day you enter army ". Everything went out of the door. Everything in our cupboard, our pillows and bed cushions weapons etc. Cupboards fall, mirrors break. It changed my attitude towards my superiors on that day. I don't care that much now. Although i have seen other platoons carried their stuff (cupboard and bed) to empty bunks and have standby bed over there then carry back....
3.Of course there are times where we enjoyed ourselves, my friend coming back from outfield was so hungry that he took a empty tray and demand rice from the cookhouse aunty," ah boy, no plate leh ".
But after spending so much time bonding, some had downgraded and/or posted out. -
One of the more shacked exp is to build a 5 bay MGB ( i think it stands for Meider Gellar Bridge) it is a friking heavy bridge tt a section( 6 men and 2 commanders ) were supposed to build across a water gap... it usually takes abt slightly more than an hr to construct and launch but one day our RSM challanged us to do it under 30 mins or we are not allowed to book out... (it wuz a long weekend tt day) so we LL suck thumb and do loh... it wuz one of the most siong 30 mins of my ns life... macham like running soc 3 times consecutively.... sibei sibei shacked... oh yah, we managed to do it in 29 mins and 2 secs so tt day can book out early!! hehe...
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it mus haf felt great when u all completed the challenge?Originally posted by frOst^~^nOva:One of the more shacked exp is to build a 5 bay MGB ( i think it stands for Meider Gellar Bridge) it is a friking heavy bridge tt a section( 6 men and 2 commanders ) were supposed to build across a water gap... it usually takes abt slightly more than an hr to construct and launch but one day our RSM challanged us to do it under 30 mins or we are not allowed to book out... (it wuz a long weekend tt day) so we LL suck thumb and do loh... it wuz one of the most siong 30 mins of my ns life... macham like running soc 3 times consecutively.... sibei sibei shacked... oh yah, we managed to do it in 29 mins and 2 secs so tt day can book out early!! hehe... -
yep! it's one of those things tt really builds teamwork coz if one persons slacks a bit, the rests suffer... Yup it really gives a great sense of achievement having completed it...
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Now... six more months to ORD.Originally posted by wuming78:when was ur ns? -
Been Punish By A botak sgt....
we were on course in siw with cdo....den this botak sgt,wonder is it just come out from DB.He actually got hair,rec that type of hair
he borrow my magazine den when return ask a cdo guy to pass me back my magazine den that cdo guy tell me that,he call him to pass the magazine back to that idiot.den i think he heard what we tokking and that time he dun wan like ppl to wear helmat w/o the cheek strip on.That time i was about to take out my helmat....
Suay suay.............
den he make me duck-walk the parade square... N.B
Den now i regret for nv go report to the head....
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This following story is heard by me, not experienced by me.
The crime: caught smoking in bunk.
The punishment: The men were ask to take a filled and an empty jerry can, along with a green mug. One jerry can is place on one end of the parade square. Their punishment is to fill the green mug with water from the filled jerry can, leopard crawl to the other end to fill the empty jerry can with the water in the green mug and leopard crawl back until they fill the empty jerry can. They probably did in under the hot sun til the next day. -
this sounds perfectly possible man... and legitimateOriginally posted by jacobs:This following story is heard by me, not experienced by me.
The crime: caught smoking in bunk.
The punishment: The men were ask to take a filled and an empty jerry can, along with a green mug. One jerry can is place on one end of the parade square. Their punishment is to fill the green mug with water from the filled jerry can, leopard crawl to the other end to fill the empty jerry can with the water in the green mug and leopard crawl back until they fill the empty jerry can. They probably did in under the hot sun til the next day. -
i think duck walking has been banned as an activity u noe.Originally posted by guardsmen:Been Punish By A botak sgt....
we were on course in siw with cdo....den this botak sgt,wonder is it just come out from DB.He actually got hair,rec that type of hair
he borrow my magazine den when return ask a cdo guy to pass me back my magazine den that cdo guy tell me that,he call him to pass the magazine back to that idiot.den i think he heard what we tokking and that time he dun wan like ppl to wear helmat w/o the cheek strip on.That time i was about to take out my helmat....
Suay suay.............
den he make me duck-walk the parade square... N.B
Den now i regret for nv go report to the head....
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It is hendon camp's parade square, if you've been there... it's pretty big.... and to leopard crawl on the steaming concrete ground. I leopard crawl a short distance and feel my elbows and knees burning already. Possible.... yes, legitimate......?Originally posted by wuming78:this sounds perfectly possible man... and legitimate 
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heh.. at least i dun remember seeing anything in the tsr tt states explicitly against it.Originally posted by jacobs:It is hendon camp's parade square, if you've been there... it's pretty big.... and to leopard crawl on the steaming concrete ground. I leopard crawl a short distance and feel my elbows and knees burning already. Possible.... yes, legitimate......? -
ah.... those good old dayz....Originally posted by NeonTetra:mindef clerk here...so don have chiong sua stories to share.
i remember my army frens and i used to take order from my Mdms and Offrs around 3pm to buy tea break for them and also for other clerks. as mindef is safely guarded by MPs...and we r not allowed to bring food into the complex....we used to bring huge paper bags and smuggle the food into mindef building. haha....so far we never failed once and wanton mee and char kway teows etc...have found their place inside the buidling...
dunno why? MP always never fail to catch mi when I bring food into MINDEF.
how I miss the rats tat never fail to bite through the ceiling n visit my office at nite