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MO spent 8 days there...overnite....imagine all the sardines can, braised chicken can, used toiletries n such all over the place!

 

Hey, jokes aside, the place is not a joke, cannot and will not, I lost two guys,

and the 8 days were in the swamp waiting for target, and I didn't eat one single thing

in all that time, apart from the last meal we had at camp. Only teh terak water.

 

Back to the NS man, if he's dead, I hope his soul finds solace.

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I rem when we were at mt biang, one of the guys fell down a slope and had to be helivac out.....spent 1-2 hrs to clear the vegetation for them to lower down the carrier....

 

eh..i got the same incident..the guy is gilbert..

 

we same unit in NS? :ph34r:

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Hey, jokes aside, the place is not a joke, cannot and will not, I lost two guys,

and the 8 days were in the swamp waiting for target, and I didn't eat one single thing

in all that time, apart from the last meal we had at camp. Only teh terak water.

 

Back to the NS man, if he's dead, I hope his soul finds solace.

ok lar...sorry to joke about it. everybody who has been to lakiun will understand the hardship we went thru n there were death that were not reported especially in the 80s n earlier. i myself had to drink yellow coloured water to survive. 4 days without proper meals n clean water for consumption was really bad n u had to go thru 8 of them!

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ok lar...sorry to joke about it. everybody who has been to lakiun will understand the hardship we went thru n there were death that were not reported especially in the 80s n earlier. i myself had to drink yellow coloured water to survive. 4 days without proper meals n clean water for consumption was really bad n u had to go thru 8 of them!

 

Hiya, this one not as terok as somewhere else. [laugh]

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Hiya, this one not as terok as somewhere else. [laugh]

the only course that is worst will be the us ranger course. delta company encik had those stucked to his sleeve n he was really xiao lang but very nice to his subordinates!

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the only course that is worst will be the us ranger course. delta company encik had those stucked to his sleeve n he was really xiao lang but very nice to his subordinates!

 

Donno, I just hear people say niah. I used to be GD man encik. :D

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In SAF a life loss is not only a loss of a soldier, but a loss of a brother, comrade, love one and family member.

Our population is small and such losses are very very significant..

 

May he rest in peace and may Allah bless his family during trying times...

 

And to whatever divine powers out there, hope they will continue to guide/bless our boys in the force while they serve their national obligations...

 

Yah....a single loss is already one too many. [bigcry] [bigcry]

 

Hope the family can stay strong.

 

After all this is over, the fact finding and finger pointing will start. e.g. why was this boy alone in the boat when the SOP was for them to be in pairs?

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Donno, I just hear people say niah. I used to be GD man encik. :D

ya n we always have to be aware of the cook n gd man. most prob they are there with another duty. [;)]

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Gosh! Not a good news, read somewhere his body already found at 4am.

 

That is sad to hear to hear, hopefully SAF can investigate and give the family a closure

 

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That is sad to hear to hear, hopefully SAF can investigate and give the family a closure

 

I really hate to say this, news like this, families will not find closure. Have seen many of this kind of accidents

the family get torn to shreds, I really pity them, bring up a son for so many years and the poor guy ends up...

every time I hear such news, it rips a part of me, and reminds me of the days when I was active and saw

such things happening, and attended the funerals as well. Even to this day, after close to 25yrs out from service,

I cannot forget those who left prematurely. Never will there be closure, not to family, relatives and friends.

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I rem when we were at mt biang, one of the guys fell down a slope and had to be helivac out.....spent 1-2 hrs to clear the vegetation for them to lower down the carrier....

 

yeah... just to lower the carrier... thats how thick is it... so think until lower carrier also got problem

 

my friend too... his team took easy way, walk in the river itself.... slipped on the mini waterfall rocks and broke his arm... lucky got clear land nearby... if not i dunno how he want to walk out

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BREAKING NEWS: Mindef confirms the body of S'porean National Serviceman - missing since Sunday, Muhammad Fahrurrazi Bin Salim was found at 2.55am today.

 

His body was found 200m away from where he was first reported missing. His body is being flown back for a military funeral.

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BREAKING NEWS: Mindef confirms the body of S'porean National Serviceman - missing since Sunday, Muhammad Fahrurrazi Bin Salim was found at 2.55am today.

 

His body was found 200m away from where he was first reported missing. His body is being flown back for a military funeral.

 

Damn. [:(]

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