Wednesday, May 21, 2008

my PS's gunner Sebastian Leong performing in 绝对 Superstar





mused at 5/21/2008 08:47:00 PM

Tuesday, May 13, 2008


http://lifestyle.www.ns.sg/portal/ns/news_announcements/fourtharmourexercise/


mused at 5/13/2008 08:24:00 PM

Saturday, May 10, 2008

Hi all. just as zach once said, "if gwee can do it, so can you!" i have decided to post an entry!! haha.. jk.. no offence gwee.. just reminicsing the past =). i can see that you guys really have exciting life in units. i shall share with you guys how our(sh and me) life is in agts.

approx 6 months ago, when sh and me first stepped into agts as instructors, we, like all you guys, weren't aware of what's in it for us in a non-trainee life. there were only brief introductions, not because they were aware we know most of the people/areas, but because there weren't not many upper studies left(most were clearing their leave).

over the next few days, both of us tried the role as operators, teleporting things here and there, activating oil drums. basically, doing run throughs. never did i know there were actually so many things going on while the crew is happily in the crewstation!!

at the first few weeks, i personally felt overwhelmed by the amount of things we have to control, which includes the vehicle and crew actions as well.

the thought of us having to teach basically every tank gunner & commander in singapore, and making sure we are not teaching the wrong things, didn't help with our mental stress.

sometimes it's fun. to see the funny mistakes we all make during trainee times is nostalgic. sometimes it's just plain boring and tiring. having to repeat the teachings or fco again and again and again, and it's even more frustrating when e people were slping when we mentioned something important, and he repeats the same mistakes.

i know we are in the aircon during office hours, and the word simulator more often than not lead us to being labelled relaxing or "slack", but what i believe is otherwise. the responsibility of teaching the next batch - so they can teach others; and the mental dexterity and stamina required to make sure each and every trainee received their equal share of our teaching, are often than not underestimated and under-rated.

just imagine you are now concentrating on solving a maths question. now imagine you keep that kind of intensity for 10 hours. of course, it's shag too.

this stereotypcial view brings us to being constantly lased by the entire sungei gedong camp. not to mention our very own sergeant majors.

nevertheless, we are always cheered by the visiting of our fellow ex-coursemates. im sure you guys are happy to see us ya? i think i see yong sheng the most times haha.

yup yup, so that's more or less sums up my agts experience.

one big motivation i get in army is that my men/trainees get off something from me, and when everytime im greeted with gd morning/afternoon/evening sergeant, especially when it's been quite awhile since i taught him, i feel happy because he remembered me as a sergeant. someone who gave him something. someone he respected. someone he remembered.

So, be remembered.

for the good things of cos =)


Cheers,
Gibson


mused at 5/10/2008 11:45:00 PM

Saturday, March 8, 2008

here are some of the snapshots i took from the ch 5 prog "The Face Of the Force"





















can see the tact sign 24B?
and the commander with the guiding stick...
intercoms down

















24C firing!


mused at 3/08/2008 04:10:00 PM

Sunday, January 6, 2008

Hmm. Its been some time since I posted something. Out of boredom, this was something created some time back.

Photobucket

Don't ask me where's Ben Phuah.



Yong Xiang
*Respect, Reason, Responsibility*


mused at 1/06/2008 03:32:00 PM

Saturday, January 5, 2008

Hahah My turn!
Life in 40's been rather packed. It's either live firing or outfield week after week!Weekends burned, working overnight becomes the norm. I guess it's all worth it cos i really enjoy working with my men.

I'm a little disappointed I have to change my crew though. OC decided to let the old spec be the PS, so i had to be "demoted" to take spare instead of taking charlie. Build up quite a lot of 默契 with my crew through all the crew drill tests and outfield. We've gotten used to each other's working style. Yes, i'm proud that my crew did camo drill in 9.53 haha. haolian right. Well there's nothing much i can do except to do my job to train the spare crew.

Now that tank platoon training is coming up, it kinda spells that we're returning back to our coy to train with AI real soon. Hopefully AI would stop having the misconception that we're slacking, but it means that the tankees would be split up :( oh no...

By the way zh, i know, or rather we know, you can do it :) There's a reason why you're chosen. Trust you own abilities!

chococho


mused at 1/05/2008 11:20:00 PM

Saturday, December 15, 2007

eh. just thought maybe i'd just change the template to something more unique for the time being. like something more tcc0107 yah. yeps think i'ts kinda weird at first but hope there'll be some feedback bout this thing and maybe i'll do up some improvements yah.

nelson.


mused at 12/15/2007 08:12:00 PM
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