It's much easier than it sounds, seriously.
I think maybe the most shiong part of your field camp will be
the route march there, and then the shellscrape digging. You'll
enjoy BIC even though it's quite tiring crawling all the way
because it means return to coy line, lol
Actually there is a lot of waiting, and just sitting around
doing nothing, because there's so much to plan and do on the
commanders' side, and only so many commanders to go around.
You'll learn group movement and attack, and get to fire blanks.
Might be fun, because I heard from some of my friends that their
group 'missions' were really improvised and 'exciting'. But in my
case there was too much to learn on the spot, whole section ended
up cocking up every single drill and getting punished for that.
There is night training i.e. night walks so on and so forth, but
I think it's just an excuse for tekan when the commanders start
doing funny things in the darkness like steal equipment or mislead
recruits, then punish the platoon for not sticking together.
In fact for my field camp I was sleeping much earlier each night
as compared to back in coy line. And it varies from coy to coy, but
we managed to take a 'shower' on the 4th day at Rocky Hill camp.
Really helps boost your morale.
All in all I really enjoyed my field camp, actually. But it will
be a different story if it rains, so do pray that it doesn't rain
during your field camp.
According to the recent field camp batch, they are no longer
doing BIC for some reason and some of the older training programmes
have been gone to make way for the urban training stuff they are
now going through.
I didn't need to go rocky hill camp to shower, i had 'public
shower' for 3 out of 7 days thanks to the weather...