Wah what is this? New ERP??? Siao Liao Loh...

• Taxilim88

  31 Oct 13, 16:01

  Originally posted by Keepthechange666:

  Those time, our helmet is iron type 1, wear until head gong gong.....

  The best is kanna bobo shooter.....

  Don't need to count holes....

  Now, SAF got super modern MMRC (Multi-Mission Range Complex) in Pasir Laba..

  No need to wait until night to shoot.  Just switch off the lights. 

  No need to collect and return Ammo.  All contractor do.

  No need to collect empty cartridges.  All contractor do.

  Just Fire and FxxK Off...

  Fact Sheet: Multi-Mission Range Complex

  
  
  

   Background

  The Multi-Mission Range Complex (MMRC) is a first-of-class three-storey indoor live firing range located at Pasir Laba. The MMRC leverages on advanced technology to improve soldier shooting competencies and facilitates the training of soldiers' traditional and advanced shooting skills in an evolving operating environment.

  The MMRC is a Government-Owned, Contractor-Operated as part of a Public-Private-Partnership scheme. The SAF manages the MMRC's developmental and running costs, while the design and build functions of the infrastructure and systems are managed by the SAF, DSTA and the principal contractor, Multi-Mission Range Services (MMRS).

  Features and capabilities

  MMRC comprises seven ranges including the following:

  • Two 100m Combat Ranges for the standard 100m Marksmanship Test packages.

  • Two 100m double storey Multi-Tier Ranges for advanced shooting skills.
  • An Urban Operations Range consisting of 2 chambers with 10 different configurations for close-quarter shooting.
  • Two 50m ranges that hones our soldiers' judgmental skills through the use of a scenario-based video/CGI targetry system.

  The MMRC's safety features include the following:

  • Ballistic material. All walls, celings and floors are lined with ballistic materials to prevent backsplash and ricochet of bullets. Different ranges use different combinations of rubber panels, steel and concrete materials to absorb or shatter bullets upon impact. Main entry and exit points at the ranges are bullet proof and the peripheral accessories at the urban ops ranges such as doors, lights, CCTVs and props are made of "shoot-through" materials that prevent ricochets and backsplashes.

  •  Mechanical ventilation system. A special mechanical ventilation system draws the harmful lead-in-air content from the ammunition propellant, away from the soldier.

  Benefits

  Effective and efficient use of training time and resources. The MMRC is designed to be an all-weather range for both day and night firing. With lighting control, the MMRC will be able to simulate day or night shooting conditions, thus removing the need to wait for nightfall to commence "night shoots". Waiting time is further reduced as training is not subjected to disruption by inclement weather. As an example, approximately 900 soldiers are able to complete the Marksmanship Test package in a day as compared to two to three days in outdoor ranges. These features of the MMRC effectively optimises the use of land and training spaces as it effectively replaces seven outdoor ranges in terms of throughput of soldiers undergoing training.

  Enhanced training realism and soldier experience. The MMRC provides realistic scenario-based training. All weather day/night conditions in both urban and conventional terrains with different operational scenarios can be programmed to hone our soldiers' skills. The use of state-of-art video targetry system such as Computer Generated Imagery is able to provide soldiers with scenario-based training where civilians and hostile targets appear at random. This adds to the realism of the training experience which presently cannot be replicated at the current baffled ranges.

  Outsourcing of Services. To ensure our soldiers shooting skills remain as their core focus during training, the functional services in MMRC are outsourced. These services include:

  • Ammunition Management. The firing units will indent and authorise the ammunition required. Upon which, the outsourced contractor, MMRS, will collect, pack, distribute and return the ammunition.

  • Conduct of Range. MMRC operating staff conducts most of the basic and advanced shooting packages, with the exception of Urban Operations and Sniper Live Firing. These packages are conducted by the respective units as the tactics, techniques and procedures require instruction by unit commanders. In such packages, the MMRC staff will assist in operating the computer and targetry systems.

  • Coaching and AAR. MMRC staff are also qualified as coaches. MMRC coaches are certified by the SAF and undergo the Infantry Small Arms Coaching Course. MMRC coaches are able to teach and provide feedback to soldiers and are particularly helpful for those who are not strong shooters. MMRC coaches will conduct After Action Reviews and weak firers may be coached at the Marksmanship Corrective Trainer before they shoot again. 
    

  
  
• Keepthechange666

  31 Oct 13, 21:43

  I pity these younger generation of army boys....

  How can go range no sweat? underwear no wet?....

  The fun part of range is outdoor activity mah....

  I still can remember, go range can have unlimited of canteen break, shiok, some range got mobile canteen, this mobile canteen si beh good, whenever got range conducted, sure can see them....

  Than all ba long long from day to night.....

  Than pick up empty cartridge together.....

  Than sworn together and clear arm together.....

  Than sit inside 3tonner, all sleep like pig..... 

• bowah

  2 Nov 13, 14:25

  You pity them?? I think they lagi pity you, born, struggle with no maids, no proper education, serve farking long NS, reservists 13 full cycles, raise from recruit to NCOs and officers, but end up driving taxi...and can still pity others??..walau.

  I bet your kids are leading a better younger life than you did, abt 2 years ago when I went back to tekong to visit my youngest son NS, nabey, the place look like Tanah merah golf resort men..no joke. Limpeh can still see my old pig shed which I sleep without walls during my time there, but all covered up by leaves and roots.

  Then I told my daughters, son in laws and eldest son, daddy last time sleep there for 3 months..they laughed and said, siao one...how to live in that pig pan.

  Mai lah, let to forgive and forget lah

• Tcsaaa

  2 Nov 13, 14:30

  Originally posted by Keepthechange666:

  I pity these younger generation of army boys....

  How can go range no sweat? underwear no wet?....

  The fun part of range is outdoor activity mah....

  I still can remember, go range can have unlimited of canteen break, shiok, some range got mobile canteen, this mobile canteen si beh good, whenever got range conducted, sure can see them....

  Than all ba long long from day to night.....

  Than pick up empty cartridge together.....

  Than sworn together and clear arm together.....

  Than sit inside 3tonner, all sleep like pig..... 

   

  tio suan..

   

• Tcsaaa

  2 Nov 13, 14:31

  tio suan..

• bowah

  2 Nov 13, 14:38

  Tia kong maxwell road tao suan not bad

• Tcsaaa

  2 Nov 13, 14:51

  i prefer bo bo cha cha..

• bowah

  2 Nov 13, 14:57

  teow cha cha I also like.

• Keepthechange666

  2 Nov 13, 20:05

  Originally posted by Tcsaaa:

  tio suan..

  Ever since my ex-chief left, long time bo lang suan me liao....

   

• Keepthechange666

  2 Nov 13, 20:17

  Originally posted by bowah:

  You pity them?? I think they lagi pity you, born, struggle with no maids, no proper education, serve farking long NS, reservists 13 full cycles, raise from recruit to NCOs and officers, but end up driving taxi...and can still pity others??..walau.

  I bet your kids are leading a better younger life than you did, abt 2 years ago when I went back to tekong to visit my youngest son NS, nabey, the place look like Tanah merah golf resort men..no joke. Limpeh can still see my old pig shed which I sleep without walls during my time there, but all covered up by leaves and roots.

  Then I told my daughters, son in laws and eldest son, daddy last time sleep there for 3 months..they laughed and said, siao one...how to live in that pig pan.

  Mai lah, let to forgive and forget lah

  You believe our army transform smlj 3G army?.....

  Lj la, change so much pattern for fark? all also using tax payer money you know....

  In any other 1st world country, where got their army change here, change there 1, only in sinkapore.....

  From uniform to rank, to facility, to smlj also change....

  Last time drop 100 also have, now only can drop 20.....

  Last time after lunch immediately chiong mountain, now after lunch compulsary sleep for 1 hour.....

  Of course if you are NSF serve and forget lor....

  Got do, no do, 24 months very fast finish, than look back what did I achieve? Lj, nothing!!!!! This is call NS life?.....

  At least my memory of my army life is full of thrill and excitement, I believe many old bird felt the same as me....

  Next time, I ask my son, "Do you run down a range before?"....

  Knn, he will tell me SMLJ lai?....

   

   

   

• Keepthechange666

  2 Nov 13, 20:21

  Originally posted by bowah:

  Tia kong maxwell road tao suan not bad

  Tia gong that seller kia jiak hong chun....

• bowah

  3 Nov 13, 15:01

  Originally posted by Keepthechange666:

  Tia gong that seller kia jiak hong chun....

  
  Bo lah, tia kong tio hong (stroke)..end up kia law kun chun.

  Many hawkers today worry abt their health, seen many rather end the business with no childrens to take over..some even sell off smlj receipe..lols