Part [D] '08 - Elites for life

The Band of [32] Brothers.

wei long;
basil;
ferris;
jun kiat;
hong run;
yi sheng;
daryll;
hou shun;
sam;
jun yan;
benjamin;
yu xuan;
elffred;
aden;
jonathan;
bin hao;
ren jie;
daniel;
winston;
aaron;
wei jing;
jun an;
yit khai;
gerald;
jaron;
alfred;
jie han;
wen shan;
cheng xi;
jun kai;
zi tao;
bertram;

Part [D] '08 - The legacy continues...

Sunday, June 1, 2008

Hi all,

Too lazy, so I'll leave junan to bore you guys with the camp post later.

The Part C'08 training team wishes all part Cs who are leaving for spec course tmr good luck and pass out with as many 2SGs as possible. Try to sweep most of the awards along the way too =). Be reminded that even though you guys will be having chalet in HQ while the rest of the company having chalet in changi, do not be influenced by the slack atmosphere there and forget your purpose and what unit you are representing. Go there and show the rest what sets HCINCC out from the them. However, interact with the people there and make friends, don't stone too much ~~like certain girl units~~ if not people will think that you guys are arrogant and have a bad impression of our unit.

Lastly, while you guys are aiming for awards and whatsoever, remember that part spirit is above everything. Regardless of whether you get an award or not, whether u all pass out with the same rank, its your brothers beside you who are most important. Do not forget.

The Specialists' Creed
I am a Specialist of the National Cadet Corps.
I serve with pride and dedication.

I excel in my Specialist duties, ensure the discipline of my cadets, and will nurture them to their potential.

I overcome difficulties with my adventurous spirit.
I will uphold the prestige of the National Cadet Corps to be the premier uniformed group in Singapore.

With Best Wishes,
Part C Training Team 2008
Bertram[1]
Ferris[3]
Aaron[4]
Junkiat[9]

Continue the legacy.

Endured till 9:50 PM

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Part [A] '05

NCOs
- Rui Yi
- Hong Jie
- Soon Huat
- Nigel
- Marvin
- Lian Joo
Part [A] 1st half ic : Weilong
Start of our NCC lives. We gathered outside LT2 and awaited our new training team. Then we were 41. Our first introduction to NCC was given on the parade square. We learnt the basic drills in NCC, and Jonathan henceforth became our timer. Our drills were shit then. Uniform sucked, we had no spirit. NCC was like an unwanted part of the timetable every Friday, before the breaking off to weekends.
1st camp = It symbolised first test of endurance. Our first round of torture. However it was meaningful. The sian repetition of drills for each of the 3 days, the sadistic bunk checks, the nice food, first solo night, first wargames. Our first experience with our seniors, who were our NCOs to be. The fear of camp developed, only to be curbed by mutual encouragement and our encouragment from seniors.

Part [B] '06

NCOs

- Zhi Yi
- Guan Chiang
- Nicholas
- Shuo Xian
- Ting Feng
Part [A] 2nd half ic : Weijing
Part [B] 1st quarter ic : Yisheng
Part [B] 2nd quarter ics : Aaron and Alfred
After ORD, our next training team took over. Advocated ideals like benchmark and brotherhood. Right then we didn't even know each other's names. Perhaps the time when we absorbed the most stuff. Drills improving, we learnt PDS. We were the first part that took PDS as a part. Others were kicked out one by one. 2nd camp: Perhaps we were getting the hang of camp. But we always feared the coming of camp. We had constantly suggested ponning camp as a whole, but of course no one dared =) Learnt cheers, trained drills, endured through strenuous PT. Bathing time was also limited, and therefore groin discomfort was certainly a pressing issue. Orientation was certainly a good experience. Combat certainly was nice. Drill squad also did well, and we received our batch of juniors soon after. The times which we developed brotherhood was in Part B. Our best experiences, the frequent drillings, and the cheers. We took part in many performances, such as Affirmation, CSM, RSAF, and Orientation. Bonded as one, our uniform standards, drill standards, PT standards increased tremendously. Our IMT was screwed, but the marksmen in the part made their mark by obtaining 2nd, thx to "accidental" sabotage from the other schools. We had our first few part activities, bowling and laserquest. Since then, part activities have been a source of fun and enjoyment for everyone.

Part [B] '06

NCOs

- Khang Wen
- Bing Yeow
- Jonathan
- Zhong Hong
Part [B] 3rd quarter ics : Gerald and Jaron
Part [B] 4th quarter ics : Sam and Elffred
Part [C] 1st quarter ics : Zi Tao and Jun Kai
Part [C] 2nd quarter ics : Weilong and Bertram
Most senior training part. When our new part c training team took over, this was repeatedly emphasized by them. To be true to our position as the senior training part, our standards had to be the highest. Our drills had to be the most zai. We had to prove ourselves deserving of the name Part [C] '07. Lots of performances came our way. Orientation '07. PDS COE Inauguration Ceremony. CSM '07 (or ACTAFM '07). RSAF National Runway Cycling '07. NCC Day '07. With each passing performance, our drills improved immensely, especially during orientation. Everyone had managed to learn proper rotation by then, and mastering our satan tosses.(both back and forward) Before ORD, many of us began practicing further advanced drills.(dbl triple jumbo, rising sun, dbl hand rotations, and other no name drills) Drills were disappearing into thin air. We rarely got to drill other than for CnC sessions and during CUO trainings. Our cheers were cut drastically, and emphasis on standards was great. PT standards, our attitude, everything. This was the peak period when everything was refined to prepare us for the final step. Towards NCOship. Now we have taken over. Our time to lead. We will do it, together.

Part [C] '07

NCOs

- US =D
To be filled in soon =)