[SIC] Most happening incidents insai your Camp

asd78

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For guys who is interested in xiao hong xiao bai story..

It is based in the camp filmed for abtm3, the building which the trainees were using for their course.

we don't know how xiao hong come about, tiagong from enciks is they fly past see lots of hamsum trainees then decide to stay (csb), but apparently, it is harmless, some trainees witness it during their course, but as long you don't disturb her, she wouldn't disturb you.

whereas for xiao bai, unknown origins, but were discussed as a camp-***** kept within the compound before the british were withdrawn from the camp itself. Cause one of my enciks inside got BJ twice from "her", and he claims that her BJ are out of the world lol

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SMLJ is this man? BS stories...

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Better than those of you who have actually set foot on the island multiple times and still have no clue what is going on. :s13:

This pinoy is so full of rubbish. No army training nor any idea what's on tekong and still talk as if he owns the place.

He was obviously reading the whole thread in boundless glee as it adds on to his knowledge of spiritual happening beyond "upper Aljuneid road" hahahaha. He loves to be part of the conversation and feel that he is part of us.
 
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Here's my little contribution...

My most happening incident was when i was wearing two white bars. There was once the wing had to go to tekong for training.

One particular night, my section was walking around the forest, but due to fatigue (from carrying sect comd bag and saw), my knees felt so pain that i told my instructor i couldnt walk any further.

To my surprise, my instructor told me to stay put while the section moves ahead. He said a LR will come pick me up soon. So basically i was left alone, with no compass, no map, pitch dark in the middle of the forest. Then suay suay my torchlight also spoilt. All i had was my rifle, some blanks, and some cyalume sticks.

I thought help would come soon, but after waiting for nearly 2 hours, i was beginning to think if i was forgotten -_- The darkness and the silence of the surrounding accompany me for the whole time. I didnt dare to sit down at first, and kept standing still staring into the dark space in front. I dare not look up, in case i see something im not suppose to. But eventually i succumbed to my weak knees and just sat on the ground and quietly wait. But i was on high alert the whole time, thinking that if i doze off, that's it for me liao.

At one point i heard some leaves rustling near me, and i was getting ready to fire a few warning shots using my blanks to scare whatever the hell is there. But the sound eventually stopped so i didnt have to fire.

Towards the end of the wait, i was also thinking of using the cyalume sticks to create a starting point and try to find my way to a main road or something instead of being trapped in the forest.

But heng ah, eventually i saw 2 LR headlights and my instructor shouting my name after around 2 hours. Later he explained the LR cannot come in to my location just now due to blockage.

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It's called research, my friend. Which includes talking to those in the know, with the relevant expertise.

You can choose to believe me or otherwise. But I very much doubt you will encounter any better explanation.

I would recommend having a chat to older Malay servicemen who served on Tekong about what lurks on the island; what they tell you, you will probably find very eye opening.
Didn't encounter anything of the supernatural stuffs when I was there. Same for all the cemeteries we were camping, staying in....
1 thing of note was when we played 碟仙, the small plate actually moved on its own...and all 4 of us swore it wasn't us who were moving it...the entity was telling us that another entity wanted to do us harm and is waiting outside the bunk window thus 'it' came in first to prevent that from happening. ..

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ok this happened during my overseas exercise which was a joint exercise between the air force and army. The SOF enciks in their 40s and 50s were no joke.. they were primarily snipers due to their age, and there was this once where they had to engage a target which was at the back of a moving truck cruising at about 50-70kmh. The sniper shot 3 rounds, and all hit the head of the target... damn sick. Everyone watching just gasped in astonishment :s13:
 

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OUV sank into the sea.

Same driver after DB, came out took another
OUV, drove out, hit civ car side mirror and sped all the way back to camp
 

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Didn't encounter anything of the supernatural stuffs when I was there. Same for all the cemeteries we were camping, staying in....
1 thing of note was when we played 碟仙, the small plate actually moved on its own...and all 4 of us swore it wasn't us who were moving it...the entity was telling us that another entity wanted to do us harm and is waiting outside the bunk window thus 'it' came in first to prevent that from happening. ..

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Well I did get my only experience of ghost pressing while sleeping in tekong.

Anothe unique claim by my BMT SGT that there are "soil disease" near the old Muslim cemetery area

Was from old sch tekong jaguar coy.
 

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It's called research, my friend. Which includes talking to those in the know, with the relevant expertise.

You can choose to believe me or otherwise. But I very much doubt you will encounter any better explanation.

I would recommend having a chat to older Malay servicemen who served on Tekong about what lurks on the island; what they tell you, you will probably find very eye opening.

Please share more bro regarding the stories of the older malay serviceman.
 

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Saw my Friend whom went in bmt few weeks earlier during dinner. He told me his coy next to my coy. He then ask me help bring few sticks of ciggies to his floor at night as his company banned smoking.

I went and smoked with him in toilet. Then 2 more people came in and shared then before I know it, there was like 30 over people in the toilet sharing 3 sticks of ciggies hahaha

BMT was fun
 

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one thing good that came out of me from NS training is I overcome the fear of darkness.
before enlisted, I really very scared of the dark.
During and after NS, the darker the better. no one can see what you doing. :s13:
 

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******* jin satki almost died in wallaby. Vehicle almost overturn because of all the lalangs don't even know which route is straight or go longkang
 
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