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Times when defending SG was still worth it..
now it’s a land for the rich FTs
wrong
land for all FTs and traitors new citizens
Times when defending SG was still worth it..
now it’s a land for the rich FTs
We had Char Siew Pau for nightsnack. From Kong Guan. We had them outside the bunk along the drain, we had them inside the bunk when it was raining. One time we had them at parade square when for some reason mosquito fogging at the bunk was done at nightsomeone bring char siew pau to bunk?
Yes, sometimes pau for breakfast. Lor mai kai in army only at canteen or in form of combat ration after the hard tack and pork cubes combat ration phased outBreakfast got lor mai kai or bao or not
Mentioned in earlier posts, during my sergeants' BMT time, the version was the recruit just suddenly found outside the bunk without blood, but body intact. One of our sergeants confessed they added 'stand by organs' to the story to make it spookier as my BMT coincides with lunar seventh monthIs it possible that he got attacked and gored by a wild boar? The tusks are entirely possible to tear someone's abdomen open.
ya when we did fibua training at old changi hospital or old camp up the slope, in the afternoon maybe 2-5pm you can feel something isn't welcoming us. faster finish then head down camp liao. we got the famous lucifier wall painting story by the seniors from old camp, the painting that will never be able to get repainited by new coat of paint.... sometimes after book out or nights off, some will head to go up old camp or old changi hospital to take a look, by then its already restricted access with a caretaker....this uncle is even more elusive and frightening than anything, he suddenly will appear somewhere and gave us a fright....lolI think those old unit have many funny things. Eg sembawang camp, old commando camp, provost unit etc
got ghost or not?
If I remember correctly, for old camp 1 there was an altar setup behind cookhouse. Those who did prowling may have noticed it. No toys I could remember thoughI have a qn for you oldies who've been around the old Tekong camp(s).
Was there a room with a Chinese altar and some toys strewn around on the floor? (Or something like that somewhere back then?)
The one time I did guard duty on Tekong during BMT few years ago, there is a room like that just beside the bunk. I got curious, went in to take a look, then got the obvious answer when I asked the guard cmdr what the toys are for. (Also has an adjacent praying area for Muslims in the same room)
share story plsssapparently yes, the place not clean de
i was in Brunei for JCC once.ya when we did fibua training at old changi hospital or old camp up the slope, in the afternoon maybe 2-5pm you can feel something isn't welcoming us. faster finish then head down camp liao. we got the famous lucifier wall painting story by the seniors from old camp, the painting that will never be able to get repainited by new coat of paint....
I encountered the flowery smell during one of the road march.I have a qn for you oldies who've been around the old Tekong camp(s).
Was there a room with a Chinese altar and some toys strewn around on the floor? (Or something like that somewhere back then?)
The one time I did guard duty on Tekong during BMT few years ago, there is a room like that just beside the bunk. I got curious, went in to take a look, then got the obvious answer when I asked the guard cmdr what the toys are for. (Also has an adjacent praying area for Muslims in the same room)
The closest I've experienced anything potentially supernatural is the 'cold breeze' and 'flowery smell' (you know la). My buddy ***** scared throughout the night while we're prowling. But I managed to have a good sleep when we're manning a gate. Can safely say my buddy was awake the entire time.
Blowing strong sea breeze at night, just gotta enjoy la~
the brunei jungle all around temburong and laikun camp is ya, uncleaned one, knowning how much history that went into the place and the stuffs that had happened.... these overseas training really must pantang a bit... even the bunks looks scary if u r alone inside... but thailand i find ok cos maybe the vibe the saiyok camp gives me, the spacious bunks and always will have ppl around...i was in Brunei for JCC once.
Dont want to say too much. Later all thought i siao liew
Yellow jokes abit cos i never been to saiyok campthe brunei jungle all around temburong and laikun camp is ya, uncleaned one, knowning how much history that went into the place and the stuffs that had happened.... these overseas training really must pantang a bit... even the bunks looks scary if u r alone inside... but thailand i find ok cos maybe the vibe the saiyok camp gives me, the spacious bunks and always will have ppl around...
Doing the damn BCTC was crazy considering the physical conditions of all the reservists.FYI, BCTC was for reservists, not NSFs. Once we ORD, I think we were matured enough, no need all these stupid trainings to help us to be more matured......
there got a few ladies ok lah, famous one is Miss/MR jenny who is an ah gua but had the best heart, poor Jenny , always kanna disturbed by local troops who buy the food from her stall, pork cutlet fried rice with thai chili sauce those type... one lady in particular who tend to the army t shirt souvenir shop (there are at least 3-4 shops with similar stuffs) was not bad got wifey vibe and age similar to the NSF boys then. But as usual everytime u will see regular NSFs in her shop wanting to know her better...Yellow jokes abit cos i never been to saiyok camp
hearsay the SISTER there beri nice
SGT can share some story in Tekong or SispecIf I remember correctly, for old camp 1 there was an altar setup behind cookhouse. Those who did prowling may have noticed it. No toys I could remember though
In fact I have seen similar altar setup in other camps, behind cookhouse and sometimes at MT line.
Sounds enjoyable and memorable.there got a few ladies ok lah, famous one is Miss/MR jenny who is an ah gua but had the best heart, poor Jenny , always kanna disturbed by local troops who buy the food from her stall, pork cutlet fried rice with thai chili sauce those type... one lady in particular who tend to the army t shirt souvenir shop (there are at least 3-4 shops with similar stuffs) was not bad got wifey vibe and age similar to the NSF boys then. But as usual everytime u will see regular NSFs in her shop wanting to know her better...
funny thing always happen and we always like to embarrass our bunk mates while in canteen. When one ordered food with any stalls right, we got to give them some time to cook so same with Jenny's stall. Once food is done, she will shout in her "ah gua' voice ...... fry-rai wib pork ,fry-rai wib pork....then whoever is the guy that order that food, when he gets up to walk to the stall (assume only he go forward), everyone will make him piaseh..... weeeeee weeeeeeee wahhh those kind of funny sounds, Jenny sian liao
I remember the M-16 must clean and clean and clean then can pass inspection to send arms so can fxxk off from there.Doing the damn BCTC was crazy considering the physical conditions of all the reservists.
I kana heat stroke during the exercise.
Imagine I dun even kana HS for the whole of my 2.5 years.
There was a water area that we dipped to wash off the mud.
The joke is most of us are hit by rashes and the water area was reported to have some viral infection after that.
Bo bian.I remember the M-16 must clean and clean and clean then can pass inspection to send arms so can fxxk off from there.
Every camp has its own scary stories. In term of atmosphere, the most spooky one in my opinion is Slim Barrack, now has become Biopolis park (MOE used to be football field, NTU guildhouse used to be officers' mess, and south of NTU guildhouse used to be where I went for vocational training, SMI Recce Wing)SGT can share some story in Tekong or Sispec
Sad to say, I think none of us are born with the special eyesight for the entities.Every camp has its own scary stories. In term of atmosphere, the most spooky one in my opinion is Slim Barrack, now has become Biopolis park (MOE used to be football field, NTU guildhouse used to be officers' mess, and south of NTU guildhouse used to be where I went for vocational training, SMI Recce Wing)
Slim Barrack used to be 5SIR, before thwy shifted to Bukit Panjang Camp and then currently at Kranji Camp. The camp had plenty of colonial style building that it almost look like a mini colonial housing estate of Sembawang. The whole camp - over 10+ buildings, only 5 buildings were in active use - guardroom, recce wing, officers' mess, a office building for non-uniformed staff, and a dining hall (no cookhouse, meals were ferried over from nearby Portsdown camp). At night the whole camp was pretty dark, it can be unnerving to look at the dark windows of the buildings across No scary encounter for us during my stay there, except an attached medic claimed he saw shadowy figures moving about in the distant at unoccupied buildings