Bring it on...

It's been a damn long period i didnt blog. Yup.. I make it through to OCS at SAFTI MI as a infantry officer. Was posted to ALPHA WING for a couple of weeks already. This wk is the ending of week6. 32weeks to go. Mmm.. actually the officers passes me a piece of preferences sheet. I can choose from Artillery, Signal, Combat Engineer, Armory or Infantry. Basically I still haven't make up my mind. But some of the officers said the form is actually useless because our vocation "should lah" actually decided long before I enlisted to OCS. So don't worry such thing beyond my control.

Ytd night just came back from my 1st field camp at tekong. Haha.. Section field camp. Wah.. the field camp really xiong ah. Especially when you are the section commander. So heng. This week was me. From the last sunday I book in, everyday only slp 3 - 4hr. Do the matrix coding 1st night. Monday night, Draw the signal set and waterproof the whole bloody set. Everyday wake up around 3am to do those thing before setting off on Tuesday morning. As a Section Commander is not easy. Beside your whole equipment, you have to carry the signal set with you which is more than 10kg plus a Section Com Bag around 3-4kg. wah i tell u can die ah. Walk 3km only I abit buay tahan liao.

The whole field camp started not very smoothly. The fire movement drill was not very effective on the start, there is a conflict of idea, ppl not listening to instructions but I guess because all of us is tired. tired cannot think. Then at night for the navigation course. I'm the first one leading my grp to chiong through the bloodly dense forest. Now my hand, face like kana cat's paw sketch. Lol... But somehow at the end of my field camp where there is a Battle Assualt Course, our section did the best.

This week must have a good rest. Must enjoy myself. I just ate a big packet of calbee potato chip, 1 crunch ice cream, 2 Kinder bueno. Wah damn shiock. Haha... Yeah This is LIFE! Enjoy after hard work man.

-With courage you will dare to take risks, have the strength to be compassionate and the wisdom to be humble.