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These daily guiding questions are a guideline to help you reflect.

180422 (Mon):
- What are my goals/ what are some things I want to achieve as a Service Trooper?
- Reflect on your NS journey thus far.

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180422:

Today, I really enjoyed the commitment to defence lesson as it showed me the real threats that Singapore faces even today. Through the lesson, I learnt about the significance of my role as a SVC trooper. It is important for me to be competent in my skills and stay vigilant as any incidents may happen at any time and I must be ready to react to it.

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- I want to be more confident
- NS has been very fulfilling and fun. I was able to adapt to NS life

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What i want to achieve as a SVC trooper is to increase my level of confidence, and raise my self esteem through interacting with people.

Thus far my journey has been full of ups and downs, but i am glad to be in ST SVC. Its given me exciting things to look forward to, as well as learn. I get to experience things that others dont get to see or do.

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180422
1. First one to fire off taser
2. Time could have been put to better use

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180422

One key takeaway I got was the importance to take pride in our service to Singapore. Although the security trooper vocation is not the most glamorous, that does not dilute the necessity of defending SAF establishments. Our role in island defence enables other vocations to perform their duties with peace of mind, and as security troopers, we should always be committed to our job and strive for excellence, which is what I aspire to be in the time to come. The past 9 weeks of BMT have taught me to be more disciplined and provided me with valuable skills and knowledge that will prove useful in the future.

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Daily Reflection 18/4

Today I learnt more about the structure of 8 SIR and how it functions. I have also learnt about the do’s and don’t that weren’t covered back in Mowbray camp fully.

Goals for SVC trooper : Being able to independently carry out tasks required of me. Being able to spot suspicious threats such as illegal items for example.

For my NS journey so far I definitely learnt how to quickly adapt to different environments such as camps. It has also thought me various life skills such as being organised as a person. Last but not least it also taught me to know my limits when it comes to training and not over exert myself

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I want to be able to quickly tel the difference between a threat item and non threat item anf also hope to speak to people more fluently.
Ns journey thus far has been nothing much but just trying to get by

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My goals as a ST trooper is to serve the remaining time of my NS life without getting into trouble.I hope to achieve zero mistake that will hinder the security of the camp that I am guarding.

My NS journey so far seem very smooth and hope it will last throughout the remaining days.

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Goals: Improve relationships with others, gain new skills through Online platforms and become a CFC at the end of the 2 years.
Reflect: We got it pretty easy and slack tbh so I hope to do my best wherever I get sent to and do my duty with vigilance.

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180422

I want to be able to play and important role in safeguarding Camps , bases and KINs in Singapore. Through the time I will be serving as an ST trooper I wish to execute my role more effectively and efficiently over time, as well as build on valuable skills such as communication and discipline while on duty as an ST trooper.

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1) Be able to detect/stop any possible threat , and also to be more confident when conducting my duty.

2) NS have thought me to adapt to different environments and people from different background. It also thought me to be more independent in my hygiene and cleanliness

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180422

Goals I want to achieve as an ST:
1. be more confident and assertive talking to other ppl
2. be the best ST i can be and protect my camp
3. use my time in NS to prepare for university and work

i feel like NS made me demand higher standards of myself and of others, especially on punctuality and efficiency.

when i first enlist, my thoughts about NS was: bopian must serve. but now, my thoughts about NS is: bopian still must serve, but my service is not in vain; i am here so others don’t have to.

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Plt1s2
Pte Chang Jun Jie
Army for me so far is really amazing with great buddy bunk mate and good sgt and all especially those who are really into guiding to the right way when we are in bmt I want to become someone like them

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1. My goal is to be confident and achieve what ever i can to succeed.
2. The whole 2 month in my BMT i go through lots of hard challenges.

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180422

Through the talks and conversations conducted today, I understood the importance of a security trooper. I believe that I will try my best to become and achieve a ST that is professional and caring. I will meet the standards and do what is right.
Reflecting on my NS journey, there are many harsh and tough times, but I believe it will always be worth to strive hard and look up on all the things.

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180422

Today I've learnt more about unit life at 8SIR and got to know more about unit regimentation and protocols, as well as ways to cope with anxiety

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As an st trooper I want to do my best to protect my camps from unknown threat and suspicious people from entering the camp, I will throughly do a search on the people before letting them enter the camps

2) Ns have change me to become a more responsible person by doing things on my own washing clothes tidying up my bed

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My goals are to stay healthy and make the most of these two years.
My NS journey has been a tough one as many things are foreign to me, having never been in a uniformed group. I try my best to adapt to the situation.

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180422
I want to achieve maximum confidence in the way I talk and act. I trust that being an ST will help me improve myself in this aspect. I struggle in speaking with confidence as I have stage fright but hopefully, I can overcome it during this journey. My journey in NS has been decent so far, met alot of nice people so I am blessed.

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1) As a security trooper i want to ensure that my fellow army personnel are able to train in a safe and secure environment where they are able to trust that they are not as risk of any danger. I also want to be able to learn values such as responsibility that i hope would help me even outside of army

2)so far my ns journey has been filled with ups and downs but i think it has thought me to persevere and be stronger as an individual as well as work together with others better as ns has showed me who truly supported me during trying periods thus far. i hope that as i continue this journey i will be able to lesrn many more lessons that can help me in daily life

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180422:

-As a SVC Trooper, I want to ensure that the security of the camp i’m doing duty in, is not compromised and is well maintained throughout my service.
-My NS journey thus far has been information-rich and enriching as i’ve been able to learn and develop certain life skills which i haven’t done prior to NS.

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My goal in St service is to do things calmly and have some patience. Ns was fun early missing out on old buddies but got to push on make new frends.

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I plan to use my time as an ST trooper to foster a deep bond with my fellow troopers, as well as work on improving myself. I plan to use my free time, especially if I’m posted to a 24/7 camp, to read more and work on my personal fitness

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180422:

- My goal as a SVC trooper first and foremost is to carry out my duties correctly and to a high standard, ensuring my camp is well protected. Personally, I also want to become more confident in dealing with people, and hope to get better at this by being a SVC trooper, as I will interact with many people every day.

- My NS journey has overall made me more discipline and has allowed me to garner a stronger understanding and appreciation regarding the need for NS. During BMT, we learnt not only the skills but also the reasons why we had to be trained as soldiers. This was built upon by the ST Service course I underwent, which allowed me to grasp the importance of this vocation in protecting camps, bases and KINs, as well as the importance of deterrence in maintaining Singapore's safety.

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My goals as an ST is to serve my camp well to keep its occupants safe, and allow for our nation capabilities to be at near maximum capacity to maintain a strong defence and offence

My journey so far has been an enlightening experience showing how our defence operates. This ensures me that Singapore is a safe nation

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1) I want to be able to protect my camp proactively while also forging meaningful relationships with my fellow STs and commanders. Even though I've got barely 9 months left, I do hope I make an impact on wherever I get posted to while simultaneously meeting new people.

2) After 15 months in the army I have finally graduated from a course successfully. I fractured my wrist during my last week of BMT and OOCed from my next 2 postings(OCS and Combat Medic). Regardless I've been to many camps and met many people while also picking up essential skills namely improving my communication skills and administration of IV before I OOCed. While it did not turn out the way I expected it to, all things considered I do consider myself lucky for all the experiences and the people I've met along the way.

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1) I hope that after I ord as a service st I have grown more mature, learned how to deal with people of all sorts, improved on my communication skills and all in all became more confident.

2) It has been 8 months since I enlisted, I have to say I did not expect myself be in this position from the way I pictured I would be during BMT. But it’s the journey that counts and I hope that in the end I will have poured out my best and have no regrets.

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I want to gain experience by the end of NS and as a ST trooper that I can apply in the civilian life. I hope I'll be able to be able to develop and upgrade my professional skills as a ST and have meaningful time in NS and not just be viewing it as an obligation it's supposed to be.

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180422(Mon)
1) As an SVC Trooper, my goals are to make the camps, bases or kins  which I am posted to safe. Ensure that no infiltration happens during my watch. I want to ensure people feel safe when they know Singapore is guarded by SVC troopers 24/7

2) My NS journey thus far has been a roller coaster, going through BMT as an enhanced batch recruit, going through 7/8 weeks of the SCS foundation term before they made me go out of course, before ending up as an ST SVC. Especially serving 28 days SOL, which was my entire ST SVC course. It didn’t feel as bad as going through SCS in Lynx Company.

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1) i want to make the most of my time in NS which is why my goal as an ST trooper would be to pick up people skills while also ensuring the safety of the camp

2) My NS journey this far has been fun, as it wasn’t the traditional route, as an SIT in Pasir Laba, i was exposed to things that an SAGE would do, which i was quick to learn and take over. Now as an ST SVC i hope to learn other skills that i can apply outside of NS

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My goals are to be confident in carrying our my tasks well as an ST SVC and able to stay calm if there is a threat or someone being aggressive.

My NS journey has been great and I have learnt some much knowledge and skills especially in my vocation as a ST. Even though being at the lowest PES, I am able to do some things that I am proud of.

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1. I aspire to gain more confidence in conversing with people from different backgrounds as a st trooper. I am sure I will meet many interesting personalities in the guardhouse and in the line of duty.
2. Ns so far has been surprisingly smooth and I have had no trouble assimilating into the culture and making new friends

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Date: 18 April 2022 Monday Day 1

1. I want to be one of the many reliable and trusted Security Trooper in Singapore. I want to have a fulfulling NS Life and do my best to ensure that all Camps, Bases and Kins in Singapore are safe so that the residents of Singapore will have a safe and sound environment to live in. I will also want to serve 8 SIR and Mindef with dedication and commitment and will always never back down regardless of the challenges faced in the next 2 years of my NS Life.

2. NS has been meaningful to me. NS had taught me how to take care of myself, the people around me and also my buddies. NS has taught me how to be a reliable man. NS has given me this opportunity to learn as an individual, to strengthen my weaknesses and also to build friendship across all races, religion and culture. NS is where all boys turn to become real and trusted men. Only with NS then I can be who I am now. I have definitely improved over the past 2 months psychologically, physically and mentally. Thank You MINDEF, 8 SIR, MP COMMAND AND BMTC SCH V!!

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I want to have self confidence in myself when carrying out the duty as an ST Service and also improving on my self esteem when interacting with people

During my NS Journey, I get to learned new experiences such making new friends along the way and challenges faced during my ns journey.

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1. I hope to be able to carry out my duties in the guardroom confidently in the coming weeks and become a reliable security trooper.
2. My NS journey thus far has been meaningful. I have learned the basics of military life, what it means to be a service trooper and have made good friends since my enlistment.

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1) I hope to be able to live up to the teachings of my superiors. I want to finish the remaining time i have in NS as smoothly as possible. Therefore, I will strive to be a effective and efficient svc trooper.

2) My NS journey so far has been a fruitful and memorable one as I have been able to experience NS on the many different outlets it provides. Recruit, cadet life etc.

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180422 (Mon)
My goals are to fulfil my purpose as a frontline soldier and protect my camps, bases and KINs.
My NS journey has been very interesting, I have made many connections and found many lifelong friends, and also learnt many new things I wouldn’t be able to in the outside world.

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180422

1. I hope to learn how to handle the different roles of a service trooper (pac,vac) more effectively and develop the skills necessary to do well in my 2 years.

2. My ns journey thus far has been a time for me to reflect and learn new skills

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190422
Today I've learnt more about the different roles of security troopers, as well as to learn more about the guard room and roles, as well as camps where I'm interested to go to

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190422
1. Today I learnt from the 16 scenarios that most of the times if I happen to encounter a violent situation, I must turn on my body camera.

Today I also learnt from the guard room tour that the cctvs can be rotated and zoomed in and out

2. Nil

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190422

i learnt many new sop that i should follow in any case that happens in the guardroom and also i learnt how the guardroom really looks like so i know how to apply what i have learnt. i have also learnt more about what the life of an st is like.

i think i still have things that i am not entirely sure of but i hope that during the vigilance challenge and the remaining days here i can be able to better equip myself with skills.

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I learned that guardroom is unpredictable. I had learnt that guardroom teamwork is a thing. The 16 scenarios thought me that safety can't be taken lightly. I want to go to paya lebar ammo dumb.

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I think mainly getting to interact with them ( people who actually does the work ) finding out more about their work schedule, and the 3 different passes . From the 16 scenarios , most importantly is to remain calm during any situation.

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190422

During the 16 scenarios session today, there was emphasis on the need to always be vigilant, and be aware of standard operating procedures. As we are responsible for safety of the camps, we cannot afford to let our guard down and compromise our security checks merely for the sake of convenience. We should also be very familiar with SOPs such that when a situation arises, we will be well equipped to swiftly respond to it, so that it will be resolved as quickly as possible. I think I was able to absorb what was taught today, and do not have any further queries.

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190422

1) I learnt to better manage scenarios from the 16 examples given which enabled me to be more confident in my own abilities to tackle such tricky situations during my deployment. I also learnt more about the falcon system and its importance to the safety of camps, bases and KINs. Moreover, I introduced with how to use the Body Worn Camera (BWC) and its importance in proctecting us from potential abusers as well as recording of any incident. I was also made known in depth about the camps and bases that I would potentially be defending.

2) I think I'm generally pretty confident in the guard room TOR & SOP. With some practice and hands on experience I feel I will be sufficiently competent to carry out my duties.

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From the guardroom tour I learnt about the Intelligence Video Surveillance and Detection System as well as the Integrated Security Management System. With these two tools it becomes easier to monitor the fence line and spot potential intruders. The 16 scenarios was a good exercise on what to do when something out of the norm happens. I learnt the importance of turning on the BWC.

I am still not so sure about some practical details like duty schedule and certain SOPs, however I know that these may be clarified with the guard commander.

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Daily Reflection 190422

New information that I have learnt include being able to know the precautions to take such as not assuming that vehicles travelling with each other are together. This is to also avoid tailgating issues. Another is also things like knowing when to start recording using the body work camera (BWC).

For clarification wise maybe knowing how to properly use the camera and intrusion system as we have not used it before. Others may include being able to effective identify potential prohibited items via the X-ray. As we have not been shown such illegal items in real scenarios yet.

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190422

Today i learnt how to execute the proper protocol for 16 scenarios ranging from suspicious people coming to camp, drone sightings, intentional infiltrating of unauthorised personnel and many more. Specifically i learnt the important details to take note of in order to provide guardcomm with crucial information to mitigate these issues when they arise. I also learnt on which items to draw for PAC, VAC as well as when turnout is called for.

I am quite clear on my roles and what to do during different situations

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190422

I have learn the different ways to handle situation and steps to take when intrusion happen. I have also learned to always turn on BWC when encounter personnel who try to go against us, this to record down evidence so to protect ourselves from unnecessary trouble in the future.

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190422

after going through the 16 scenarios, an important lesson is to always switch on the body worn camera and inform guard commander first for accountability. every ST must know how to react to each situation at their fingertips.

from the guardroom orientation i learned how powerful the guardroom is: every corner of the camp is visible to ST. this makes the guardroom a crucial place because a lot of sensitive information is held there.

i am less confident about operating the x ray machine because we were not exposed to it much in idti. maybe the practical test can be conducted directly on the xray machine

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- In terms of new content today, I believe most things have been taught during the ST SVC course in Mowbray camp. Standard SOPs and how to react to the 16 scenarios were all taught, so today served more as a refresher rather than a lesson. The few specific things I did learn though included the IVSDS and ISMS, which were the specialised monitoring systems in the guard room.
- as for things I’m unclear of, I believe everything was already explained well and I have no things to clarify

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190422
1. Learnt about how a guardroom actually looks like and what is the stuff we can do in pass office; what we are supposed to do at the place of PAC & VAC.
2. Pass office stuff in depth.

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I have learn that during duty we are not supposed to use our mobile phones. We also must be very vigilant when doing our duty. If there is any threat incoming always stay calm and inform guard commander and start recording via body camera. If someone is verbally abusing us we should stay calm as the body camera is backing us up.

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Regarding the usage of the different type of cameras but when we are deployed in guardroom I’m sure we will get to learn it

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190422

1) I have learned that the BWC plays an important during confrontation for people who get emotional. I have also learned that the guardroom operates in a very systematic order like a family and I hope that the one I go to can be close knit as well.

2) All of my questions and doubts have been answered for now.

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190422
1) I learned that the 2 most important things to do during the 16 scenarios are to inform the guard commander as well as to turn on the body worn camera. I also learned that one should not be bias when doing PAC or VAC despite going through the gate on a daily basis.

2) I am quite confident that I know what to do in the event of any unseen circumstances, if there are any issues the guard commander could the next person that I will ask.

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1)i learn about the different parts of the guardroom and also about the IVSDS

2)no

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Date: 19 April 2022 Tuesday Day 2

1. I have learnt that the guard commander is our main contact point if there are any incidents involved. We will have to remember to on our Body Worn Camera at all times during an incident and the camera can record for events in 5 seconds interval automatically without pressing the record button.

2. I want to learn how to be more well versed in conducting PAC and VAC respectively.

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190422:

- By learning the 16 scenarios and undergoing the guardroom orientation, I was able to become better acquainted with my job scope and how to deal with the many scenarios I will face as an ST. This will allow me to be better prepared for my duties, and will help me to keep my cool if an incident should happen, increasing my capabilities and confidence towards protecting my camp.

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1. I learned how conduct operations in the guardroom in professional and efficient manner through the specific steps we should take according to the 16 scenarios. I also learned about the equipment that needs to be drawn out when performing various duties.

2. I am still unsure about the process of detaining personnels and how to handle tailgating incidents.

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190422
I have learnt alot from today such as the daily life of an ST SVC, how the guardroom operates, the 16 scenarios we should prepare for, what to do when we encounter these scenarios during our ops, and generally how to be a Security Trooper.
There are definitely things that I am still unsure of,however, I am ready to learn through my mistakes during the vigilance challenge

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190422
Through today's lesson, I understood all the important procedures that is required to be taken in different scenarios and emergency. The most important need is to react fast and maintain a calm state to deal with any situation.

Qns: NIL

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I learnt that theres many many more things that what meets the eye at the guard room. Not just that, but plenty about on the scenarios that we might face. i feel very worried i might not do well, but im sure quick thinking will help me!

im still not sure about how to call the guard commander other then hand signals or via walkie talkie

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190422 (Tues)

From the Guardroom Orientation, I have learnt about how to exchange passes with the destinated passes for different individuals, giving parking passes when parking in camp, using the different security cameras to observe the premises.

As for the 16 scenarios, I learnt more about how to apply my knowledge from CSSXM into the context of actual on duty scenarios. With the additional information of using Body Worn Cameras, I learnt that I have to tell the person that I will be filming with the BWC before turning it on when needed.

For clarification and uncertainty, I am about not 100% sure on the SOP on the guardroom aspects but with the vilgilance challenge coming up, hopefully I will be sure on the actions that I will do as a ST SVC.

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190422
1) through the case studies today, i am able to learn from the past mistakes of others and hopefully not repeat it. i was also able to pick up the good practices

2) i am still slightly unsure on when i am able to record incidents on the BWC without infringing on PDPA

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1. I learned how to properly react to various scenarios in the guardhouse calmly. As the scenarios were being read to us, admittedly my mind was blank as some of them sounded extremely difficult to handle as a service ST. However the solutions were very ingenious and thoughtful.

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190422 (Tue)
I have learnt the ideal responses of a ST in each of the 16 scenarios and how to make the right decisions during duty.
I am not unsure about the course material.

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The guardroom orientation help me to get a better idea on how things operate allowing me to have a smoother transition into unit life
The 16 scenarios briefing is great to help build confidence in oneself as we are prepared on how to act in certain situations without hesitation

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Things that I learned during the guardroom orientation and the 16 scenarios are we must always be alert, vigilant and have confidence when carrying out the duty.

Things that I am unsure and need clarification about are PAC and VAC. Does PAC and VAC need to be done everyday or every hour of the day in camp?

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1. I learned that it is very important to stay vigilant and follow protocol during our duties in order to avoid negative consequences. Subsequently, I also l gained firsthand experience in the guardroom and learned about the different camps in 8sir.

2. N/a

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200422
1. Today we learnt how to use the shield and baton for the first time.
2. My favourite station is station 2 as it is more hands on and fun!

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190422 (Tues):

- What are some new information and skills that I have learnt today from the Guardroom orientation and 16 scenarios?

- Are there things I am still unsure about and need clarification on?

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200422 (Wed):

- What are some things I learnt about myself? Strengths/ weaknesses.

- After attending currency training, which was the most challenging/ my favourite station and why?

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1)I Dont work well under pressure and i might forget stuff if i panic

2)i would say Search and Arrest is the most challenging as it has different type of searches and each of them have different steps and techniques that i might be confuse

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200422
1. I learnt that i m not familiar with some of the procedures that were not taught to me.
2. Vac is most challenging as i have difficulty bending down to check the undercarriage due to back injury

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1. I realised that I can be quite forgetful as I had forgotten multiple items required for vigilance challenge. I hope I can rectify this for future operations in the guardhouse as to not compromise anything.

2. The most challenging station was the VAC as the operating procedure of 8sir was quite different from what I was taught during ST svc course in mowbray. Hence I had to remember many new details.

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200422

My favourite station for currency training was the baton and taser station. Beyond the hands on aspect, it helped me better appreciate the necessary action security troopers may have to take and served as a reminder to never be complacent. I believe I was fully focused during all 3 sections, and paid close attention to all content taught. However, during initial inspection, I realized I forgot to bring some items, showing me how absent minded I can be. I will make sure to improve on this in the future by giving myself more time to check if I have done everything that needs to be completed.

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200422

Some strengths that i learnt was the ability to adapt to the change in SOPs. Another would be the ability to conduct myself in a professional manner during the currency training.

weakness wise, i found myself to be abit slow on the processing speed. During the baton drills, i had to think for a moment on what strike to do, which in real life, id have gotten hit by the attacker. Another weakness i found i had was that i couldnt really remember much on certain security topics. That said, i absorbed those better with explaination from Sir.

My favourite station in currency training was the baton and shield training, as it was new, and fun to do. Its something that made me feel cool as well!

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Daily Reflection 20/4

Strengths for myself include being able to execute tasks quickly if asked to do so. I would also think of alternatives to try and solve the problem at hand.

Weaknesses may include getting tired towards the late afternoon. Less forgiving with things that can probably be done in a more efficient way I guess.

Challenging station I would say would be the PAC one as we did not know that there were multiple types of PAC searches and not like the main few that we previously learnt.

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200422
1. My weakness is my strength. My strength is my weakness. JK Rowling. I am good at sustaining through loads of information dump. I am not good at eating a lot.
2. My favourite station was VAC as Staff is hilarious and it’s fun to talk about cars.

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Able to do the things I’m good at ( strength) .

Very easy to give up if I’m doing the things that I don’t enjoy to do ( weakness)

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Most challenging was the baton and shield drill as it is my first time trying it but after following the steps I know how to do, favourite station was the vac as I get to have hands on experience , able to catch anyone coming into camps bringing prohibited items.

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200422
I leant to be more decisive of my choices in ST as we have to be confident in our actions. One of my greatest strengths is I'm never willing to give up but sometimes I also see it as a weakness as sometimes giving up is the right option or for the greater good.

After attending currency training I've realise thay many of the things taught to us as a trainee was different when it was in UIP. So we have relearn our PAC/VAC a little here and there, even using the shield was new to us. I think all the stations did a good job updating and relaying the information that was taught us & I hope to do a job well done for my vigilance test tmr.

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200422

i learnt that i am weak in applying the sop in real life situations as the 16 scenarios are general and i need to be able to adapt properly and use my discretion to do the right thing. However, i feel that i am able to pick ip things quickly so i will be able to get the hang of being an st and do my job to the ebst of my ability and work well with my fellow st servicemen.

i think my favourite station is the baton station because it is very satisfying to hit the dummy and use the baton and shield. we have also not used the shield before so it was a new experience.

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Strengths - Having patience
Weaknesses - too gullible sometimes
Most challenging - Car searches as there are quite a bit of things to remember especially in sequence

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200422 (Wed)

I learnt that I should be more confident in myself which I am building much more throughout my NS journey. As for my strengths are always wanting to help others if they are unsure or require assistance and making sure that everyone does not disrupt the lessons or training so that everything would be smooth for the PCs.

Today's currency training was fun as I am more of a practical person instead of a theory person. As we have learnt our knowledge through Mowbray Camp for vocation training, we can apply what we learnt easily to UIP. However, in UIP it is slightly challenging as 8 SIR has different methods like VAC, baton deployment and Search and Arrest searches. My favourite starion would be the baton station as I am from School V and under Pes E9 so we did not try the shield before. Even hitting the dummy was not allowed in Mowbray due to being E9 so I had the most fun in the baton station today.

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Date: 20/4/2022

1. I learnt that Security Trooper is the best vocation for me and I do really love myself being a Security Trooper, I found that I have a passion in defence of camps, bases and kins alot.

2. I like station 2 the most. I enjoy using the taser as the taser is always interesting to use. I like to learn how it works and how to holster or remove the taser. I also enjoyed the lesson as it was interesting just like howstation 1 and 3 are also equally interesting as they all have engaging station In charge.

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200422

one strength of mine is that my memory is good, and it will help me be more vigilant of faces and numbers on the job as a ST. but one weakness is that im less confident talking to ppl that i don’t know.

my favourite station was the taser station because as ST svc we don’t get to handle arms often (except baton) and ST svc is one of the rare vocation that can use taser. VAC is a bit tedious but it is important otherwise vehicles can easily smuggle contraband into camp.

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1. What i learnt is that i need to be more confident and practice more by talking firmly.
2. The most challenging for me is the VAC search. My favourite station is station 2 because you can protect others and yourself so does our camps.

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One strength is that I have an analytical mind that allowed me to achieve a good score on the knowledge test. One area of improvement is to be a little more proactive in achieving certain goals.

The most challenging station for the currency training would be the VAC as there are many different things to check for a thorough search and the undercarriage mirror can be difficult to use.

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200422
I have learned the different type of body search and tactic for VAC through currency training. The most challenging station is body search where I have is keep saying “please, can you?” when doing body search.

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200422
Today I learnt that I am prepared for tomorrow's Vilgilance Challenge. I have been taught well on how to do search and arrest, VAC and using the baton and shield and tazer. The most challenging was the VAC as it has the most to remember and my favourite is the tazer deployment. Currency Training has prepared us for tomorrow.

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200422

1) I am pretty good at remembering things and I'm very driven to do things I care about. At the same time I'm rather lazy and will procrastinate alot when I don't like doing something. I'm also generally quite easily distracted when doing things I'm not passionate about.

2) I think I enjoyed VAC as I generally like automobiles and the prospect of being able to check and touch the seats of luxury cars (Assuming the camp I go to has such cars) has me pretty excited.

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200422

1) One thing that I learned about myself is that I am one who feeds on fulfillment through doing meaningful stuff by myself. I don’t know if this is a pro or con but I hope that in the future I can figure out more.

2) The most challenging station for me was the add station. Picturing myself in a real scenario where I need to use these skills makes me question myself to whether or not I am able to execute the drills.

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200422:

- Today, I learnt that I am able to retain information well, as I was able to carry out the instructions for the various stations relatively smoothly, and was able to do well on the knowledge test. However, I also learnt that my motor skills require work, as I took a lengthy amount of time to reconfigure my LBS.

- The most challenging station for me was the VAC, as there were a few differences in the SOP between what we had learnt in the service course and here in Clementi. Additonally, the need for thorough checking using the UCM as well as during the interior and exterior search makes it easy to forget steps or perform them incorrectly.

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200422
1) I learned that I am good at keeping myself occupied. I also learned that I am easily distracted by small things and easily forget steps in searches, which I hope I can improve on

2) After attending currency training, remembering the steps to search and arrest was the hardest for me as I do not like to remember things. My favourite station was the Baton and Taser station, because I like to hit the dummy

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I learned to listen alot compare to ma past. Understand  things , taking things slow.
My patience level dropping, don't talk much to others. The most challenging mission be the pat down. Because I feel uncomfortable grouping people. Thr solid mission was vac less confrontation.

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200422
One thing I learnt myself is that I might be nervous and not daring to try new things at times. I hope I can change and let myself be more confident.

My favourite station is baton la, fun hitting the dummy :3

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i think my strength is being able to communicate with my peers effectively and also able to try my best to pick up things fast once i am taught

my favourite station during currency training was the Baton refresher course as we don’t get a lot of chances to use it