Bedok Camp RT Color Tag Review.

Being an "active NSmen", doing my part for Singapore's defence is my 2nd nature. To give other service men better understanding of our army system is out of my call of duty but it is my honour to bring you more information.

It seems to me that the article about Female PTI has answered quite a bit of questions to many member of the public as well as fella soldiers.

In this article, I am sharing more information about RT and specifically the color tags. For many of the noobies, the color tag selection can be quite stressful. You do not wish to get a color tag that kills you during the training and neither do you want to get a tag take ask you to take a walk in the park. (It's a metaphor.)

So technically there are 4 colors to choose from: Red, Blue, Orange and Green. So which to take?

All names and content above are just for laugh. So take it with a pitch of salt ya?

Anyway, jokes aside, the basic logic about RT is to help you to pass your IPPT, frankly speaking, if we could pass the test easily why would we want to come for RT?

Personally I used to be able to pass my IPPT during active days. Not only because I had more time to practice or had a healthier diet but also because of the community. The people in the camp that motivates you and doing it together. All thanks to my injury shortly after my ORD, most of my fitness was lost during that period. I am trying to catch up again now but it's easier said than done after a good 8 years.

Mr.Smith, Happy RT-ing!