Thursday, June 25, 2009

To all cadets involved in NCC Day Parade Sea GOH contingent,
Date of 1st rehearsal: 26 June 2009
Duration: 1400 – 1730 hr
Reporting venue & time: Amoy Quee Camp, HQ NCC, BLK 245, 1330 hr
Attire: No.4 , peak cap & gloves
One IC from each school unit to report to the Contingent Commander,
C/OFFR Haqiz or to C/OFFR Clarence.
Do NOT be late as we have to draw arms and probably put on the rifle slings as well.
Do NOT bring contraband items.
It will slow down the booking in process
since there will be many cadets coming in at around the same time.
Do remember to bring your headgear (beret) as well.
The peak cap will only be used during the rehearsal. D
rink plenty of water the night before and have at least 7 hours of undisturbed rest.
Also, remember to have your lunch first before reporting. Only snacks will be provided.

EXTRACTED FROM BBSS NCC BLOG.

3SG Amir
Unit Sergeant Major
Part C 2009

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Thursday, June 25, 2009

To all cadets involved in NCC Day Parade Sea GOH contingent,
Date of 1st rehearsal: 26 June 2009
Duration: 1400 – 1730 hr
Reporting venue & time: Amoy Quee Camp, HQ NCC, BLK 245, 1330 hr
Attire: No.4 , peak cap & gloves
One IC from each school unit to report to the Contingent Commander,
C/OFFR Haqiz or to C/OFFR Clarence.
Do NOT be late as we have to draw arms and probably put on the rifle slings as well.
Do NOT bring contraband items.
It will slow down the booking in process
since there will be many cadets coming in at around the same time.
Do remember to bring your headgear (beret) as well.
The peak cap will only be used during the rehearsal. D
rink plenty of water the night before and have at least 7 hours of undisturbed rest.
Also, remember to have your lunch first before reporting. Only snacks will be provided.

EXTRACTED FROM BBSS NCC BLOG.

3SG Amir
Unit Sergeant Major
Part C 2009

You guys should know your foot and arm drills well.
Approach any of the Part C,
if you are unsure of any drill
Or you want to learn a certain drill

No.3
1. beret seasoned
2. shirt ironed
3. nametag & badges on
3. belt worn properly
4. pants ironed
5. black socks
6. blackened/polished boots

No.4
1. beret seasoned
2. jocket cap
3. shirt
4. pants
5. gutters
6. socks
7. blackened combat boots

Individual Field Craft [IFC]

Movements
Worm Crawl
Baby Crawl (High Crawl)
Leopard Crawl (Low Crawl)
Roll

Field Signals
Eg. Double Up, Enemy, Take Cover, Ambush

Judging Distances
Thumbing Method
Halving Method

Target Indication
Finger Breadth Method
Fire Observation Method
Direct Method
Clock Method

Figure of 8
Reef Knot
Bow Line
Sheet Bend
Clove Hitch
Timber Hitch
Timber & Half Hitch
Fishermen Bend
Round Turn & 2 Half Hitch

Parts of M16

Loading of Rifle
1. Take out magazine
2. Check magazine, if empty, sound off *Empty magazine, check*
3. Simulate change of magazine
4. Check magazine, if loaded, sound off *Loaded magazine, check*
5. Load magazine into rifle
6. Cock your rifle
7. Rifle/Weapon loaded
Unloading of Rifle
1. Take out magazine
2. Check magazine, if loaded, sound off *Loaded magazine, check*
3. Check Clear
4. Simulate Change of Magazine
5. Check magazine, if empty, sound off *Empty magazine, check*
6. Load the empty magazine
7. Put to Safe
8. Close dust cover
9. Rifle/Weapon unloaded

Stripping & Assembling

Immediate Action (IA) Drill
No Feeding
1. S - Put rifle to SAFE
2. S - SLAP the magazine
3. P - PULL the charging handle all the way
4. O - OBSERVE the chamber (Check if round has entered)
5. R - RELEASE the charging handle
6. T - TAP the forward assist (if applicable)
7. S - Put rifle to SEMI
8. S - SQUEEZE trigger

Double Feeding & Half Feeding
1. Put rifle to Safe
2. Take out magazine
3. Check Clear
4. Put rifle to Semi
5. Squeeze trigger
4. Load magazine back
5. Cock your rifle
6. Squeeze trigger