Field camp Day 3: Move house?

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Combat rations for the day:

Breakfast: Biscuits
Lunch: Tandoori chicken with rice
Ribena
Dinner: Spicy Peanut noodles (chicken)
Green bean soup

At 11.52am we broke our basha and got ready to move to the new camp site. All thanks to kok siew who swap my combat ration for lunch with him from dhall rice to tandoori chicken as he like the dhall rice. My lunch was brilliant… -thanks kok siew!

The whole morning was all lectures on tactical movement at the first camp site. After lunch at our first camp site. We loaded our field bag on to the tonner and got ready to be sent to the next camp site, the oil palm plantation.

So you think now walking is easy as our field pack is on the tonner now and walking 4KM to the next point will be a breeze for us? YOU ARE WRONG!!! Through out the whole journey of 4KM, we are moving in tactical movement (staggered movement) with camo on or face and filed signals… cannot talk and some more when the commander says prone, we have to immediately jump in to the vegetation next to the road and take aim until he call us to recover and continue walking and once again I proned on another ants’ next - !@#$#

We were not told that that was a test until when we reached the end point of 4KM which was a training shed, we found out it was a test. Movement by day test. When we reached the training shed for a break and dinner, it was already 5pm. And then we were just discussing whey haven’t we seen a wild boar and 2nd LT Ashley were just warning us of be careful of what we wish for, we saw a wild boar….hahaha.. one description of the wild boar.. HUGE LA!! If you cannot imagine poly mates think of Juliana… the wild boar is the same size as her and when it stands up, the height is around the same - sorry Juliana…

Back to the test we were the only group in the section that passed in the first try so happy. That as the IC of the group I didn’t screw up the test..-whew..

After dinner at the training shed, we moved on for another 2KM to our next camp site, the oil palm plantation. Along the was 2nd LT gunawan went “Holland” (dunno go where / go the wrong way) and brought us to a wrong route… and made us do a detour… I don’t blame him though as it was pitch darkness

Tonight will not be pitching tents.. too late already.. when we reach the camp site is already 9.45 pm… tomorrow is technical break.. so happy.. fresh rations..here I come…

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