Whether you are a full-time NSF or ORNS personnel, your dedication towards our nation's defence is applaudable and undeniable. As ...

Capricorn Caves Just a recap from Part I , we were chilling at Zarraffa's Coffee using their wifi while waiting for the coach t...

F1 Pit where the open house took place Hello, here are more photos from the AOH 2012. These are the remainder photos that do not mak...

4am at Farnborough Beach Just before going to sleep, I set the alarm at 4am so I could wake up in time to catch the sunrise at Far...

The warning sign at the sentry heading towards Sam Hill You know what? This post is six months overdue! That is how long I have ...

For the first time, the Army Open House (AOH) was held outside military grounds at the F1 Pit beside the Singapore Flyer. This is i...

Continuation from Week 2 [ here ] Read about Week 1 [ here ] if you have not already read it. So sorry this post is long overdued! ...

Continuation from Week 1 [ here ] The second week after arriving at Shoalwaterbay, we finally moved outfield for exercise. However, barel...

Pardon me for the delay of this post. There were tonnes of pictures to edit and I spent quite a bit of time organizing them (from both mo...

Arvo! (that's Australian slang for "Afternoon!") Two exhilarating weeks have passed us by and I have returned safe and...

By the time you read this, I am already at the airport waiting for my chartered flight to Rockhampton, Queensland. I will be there f...

These shall be banished to the darkest and deepest corner of the store... till October. Six days of training (3 days in June and A...