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She dreamt of him

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I actually dreamt of him last night.
I tossed and turned in my bed,
i cried and begged him to come to my dreams . . .
Maybe he heard me, or maybe the dream
was created subconsciously by me -
I remembered him with me in a small room,
I remembered crying and telling him i knew he's not dead.
I said i always knew he's not dead,
he held my hands, and our hands traced those dissecting scars,
very long deep scars, but they were all healed.
He said he missed me . . .
That was it, all that i remembered.

http://memyselfmine.blogspot.com/

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May he rest in peace and may the force with her ................................
 
Maybe i missed out on the news, what happened??
 
THE Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) has temporarily suspended its training after a Singaporean serviceman died during a jungle orientation exercise in Temburong. The death marked the third life to be claimed in the SAF in a month.

The force's physical and endurance activities have been put on a three-day suspension to allow the assessment and re-evaluation of the rigorous training exercises conducted throughout their military service, according to reports from Singapore's Ministry of Defence.

Defence Adviser to the Singaporean High Commission in Brunei, Colonel Tay Shin Chuan, explained that the jungle orientation training is part of a routine four-day survival training exercise for Singaporean servicemen based in Jalan Aman Camp here in Brunei.

Officer Cadet (OCT) Clifton Lam Jia Hao, a pilot trainee with the Republic of Singapore Air Force, was going through the routine survival training in Temburong when he collapsed and died, said Colonel Tay.

The 20-year-old serviceman collapsed at about 5:45pm on June 11. He was given immediate first aid treatment and was attended to by a doctor and a senior medic, and was later evacuated to Ripas hospital where he arrived 10 minutes later.

Despite continued resuscitation enroute to the hospital, efforts to revive him were unsuccessful. OCT Lam was pronounced dead at 7:20pm at the hospital.
 
This is actually damn sad....

It didn't affect me much reading it from the newspaper... but having seen the blogsite....damn!
 
Quite literally, N.S. IS KILLING SINKAPORE.

That's why i always felt that my keng-ing and making it to a stay-out unit was the smartest thing i've ever done in N.S.
 
and his psychical state at that point of time as well. RIP and condolences to his family.
 
from wht i know, many fatal incidents have been left unreported in the earlier days of NS...

deepest condolences to the family.:(
 
Quite literally, N.S. IS KILLING SINKAPORE.

That's why i always felt that my keng-ing and making it to a stay-out unit was the smartest thing i've ever done in N.S.

same thing, but i think you are not as power as me.

i actually had a fan club and had a nickname call fav sgt. cos i was never doing my job as a NSF 3sgt, and i am goddam proud of it.
 
- R.I.P -
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BUT SOME GAVE ALL



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