Ghost Stories from 35 Singapore Combat Engineer at Seletar Camp

[@senhaku03]

I've heard many ghost stories and this one gave me goosebumps, bro. He's a great storyteller, invite him again. 🇧🇳

[@obi-wankenobi4817]

I always love your confessions, 35 Singapore Combat Engineer at Seletar Camp and Sentosa Guy.

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

@@obi-wankenobi4817 yeah he’s the one who worked at the wax museum

[@Z.Rizalty]

I was once a Seletar Camp HQ Medic in the old medical centre. In the past it was used by British/Japanese soldiers as medical bunks, and there was a small hut behind that was once a mortuary. Experience few scary unforgettable encounters especially during weekends night duty when the camp would be quiet n creepy.

[@jayetng8177]

Hems stories and encounters are truly good…. Please invite him more often….

[@Iwalkmysoulpath]

Omg.. I was from the same Mohawk company in BMT in 2002 It was my platoon mate that sadly passed away in the Tekong dummy grenade field. It was really odd how his body was found several metres away where nobody would have gone to. One of the recruits that found his body claimed that the grass around him was flattened.. as if he was dragged. The instructors all got into trouble for missing him out in the headcount b4 we went back to company line. Real tragic and a big mystery. May his soul RIP.

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

How was the case handled eventually? Did the investigation mention how he ended there or how no one at all recalled his existence?

[@Iwalkmysoulpath]

Nope.. they mentioned it was a cardiac arrest or something. Nothing was spoken of since or at least they did not reveal it to us

[@susiec2840]

1¹

[@jasonng2000]

I'm from the same batch at Hawk company. It was few days after our grenade training that we heard this news.

[@galrachcjtamzin99]

"Just like Night at the Muesum...." best line in this episode!!

[@rcdc6393]

The moment when supernatural becomes natural is when you start feeling sian whenever you see them fooling around.

[@ShpookyMetal]

[@Kieranturndathrottle]

I was part of the 35 SCE 2011-2013 batch. During an exercise in the camp, near the M3G washing bay, our entire company was laying sandbags on the ground when we suddenly heard a woman laughing or shouting in the nearby bushes. No one spoke about it; everyone just assumed we were too tired from the exercise and were imagining things. We were also the first batch to move into the new blocks and use the new beds, which were still covered in plastic. We were probably the last batch to experience the old cookhouse, ARMCEG, and hangars near the wet gap. Anyone miss the lionscope sandwich?

[@starwars1401]

Wah listening to this confession really brings back lots of memories. Was from the reservist unit DETC ins seletar camp. Every 7th month, the duty drivers will hear baby crying in the MT line at night and does not dare to sleep there. Also everytime while walking in to book-in from the main guardhouse, will feel something is among the trees and have tendency to look up for no reasons.

[@BravoSixGoingDark]

Also from 35 SCE 14 years ago, Support Company posted in from Pes C BMT Dragon Coy (June 2010 - April 2012). I saw the transition from the old buildings (e.g. old cookhouse) to new buildings. Old bunks at Armceg to the new bunks opposite Armceg. Witness some strange things (lights turning off on its own at around 12+ am) in the far right end toilets on level 3. The 2 years was an interesting experience for sure.

[@seangoh1206]

Posted and based in that camp from 2000 to 2003. Had heard of a sighting at Battalion HQ that resulted 4 clerks had fever and on medical leave for days.

[@terenceyueh1206]

Im from 35sce, 10 years ago. There's one night i came back sleep alone, even on the lights i couldnt sleep for the whole night with goose bumps with my eyes shut too scare to open my eyes!

[@theadventurer1602]

小倩 hopping from trees to trees haha

[@Optim77777]

i like the way he talk. Nice:)

[@bishan2281]

Typical army talk.... f here f there....

[@bambangendrosubekti9122]

I was a Unit plumber with the 35th Singapore Combat Engineers from 1979- 1980.I the only non Chinese in a Hokkien platoon.They told me to learn Hokkien we must speak 🗣️ alot of expelatives😅. Now I'm a 67 years old, with smattering Hokkien.

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

I picked up hokkien from army days too all those memories.

[@NT8888]

Hokkien boleh 😂😂

[@evolution8662]

An Juah....????.

[@Fenrispro]

haha its a skill gain of expletives

[@apollyondeath491]

I don't see any Malay in the 35th Singapore combat engineer, only indian and chinese.

[@KNNBCCBKIA]

I was from 35 SCE, Bravo, from year 2012 to 2014... we had already been using the new building... I was confined in camp due to a court order so I was confined for about 7 months... I was a storeman and I was in a 10 men buck by myself 😂😂 well I faced alot of weird stuff in the bunk but the most notable event was once I was laying down on my bed talking ok the phone to my cousin and I kept hearing as though one of the beds being pull like little by little but i didn't see anything, it was just the sound... well my cousin over the phone also at one point heard a metal screech sound... what was weird was that when I got up and turned around and saw my bed, it was actually my bed that was being pulled 😂😂😂 I ran down to the office and slept there that night 😂😂

[@reborn5583]

My bunk was on the top floor, during one of the duty night when I was alone in the bunk. I was watching TV when I hear the metal chair moving sound. I just ignored it and went back to sleep. On other night, sometimes I do experience dream within a dream and sleep paralysis. On the lighter note, Seletar camp is a very green and nice place during the day times. U can hear the bird chirping away and has a nice view of Jb. 😀

[@KNNBCCBKIA]

@reborn5583 Yes bro, I've experience the dream within a dream many times and have sleep paralysis too

[@Harry-hm8gq]

Was enlisted NS in 1970 to 30th CEB Pulau Blakang Mati..after Safti course became a section commander Alpha company at Seletar camp 35th CEB...we were trained by Australian army ,probably we.were.the 1st batch of 35th CEB operational platoon company at that time..Seletar was a beautiful, spacious camp...

[@happypanda7003]

Wow...scary sharing by Alwin on the Seletar camp stories. Looks like many hauntings there . 😰😰😰

[@maylin7308]

This episode definately interesting... he's a great story teller too... ☺

[@Potomacstud]

Superb confession ..

[@KenshinHimura27]

Bro you definitely got affinity with meeting of spritual energy by the recount of your experience.

[@8777RL]

35SCE 1992, Love the vibes at Seletar Camp but its creepy at night...

[@jonathanlim2269]

Wa shit I spent a year in 39SCE, one of the oldest part of Seletar camp. The 35SCE and armceg have already been renovated when I was serving. Some weekend duties in an empty, old and decaying camp with only a couple of other duty guys was definitely creepy as hell. Especially when night fell and I had to go to the bathroom alone...

[@Fenrispro]

Did u see pocongs? Omg many of them

[@ArmyMan-t1v]

I was there from 1986 until 1987, in the evening I run through wet gap and battle sea road through gate 1 and back to gate 5. I don’t experience anything. I love the canteen block 471 fried rice at night very nice and Ah Ho canteen at officer mass near the sea side and slip way opposite hanger 72.😮

[@JNJN7686]

35SCE i was there 1991-1992. Empty line. We do guard duty at 1st Guard ammo dum. That areas very scary.

[@serkianchia1307]

You get pair up with seletar ammo dump guys for the duty right? I was there same year period as you. My every guard duty there sure kanna something...those pair with me are damn suay...

[@JNJN7686]

​@@serkianchia1307yes. 2hour patrol using bicycle. That area is big

[@apollyondeath491]

Did you smoke at the watch tower😂😂

[@serkianchia1307]

@@JNJN7686 I remember one guy from 35SCE got paired up with me. While cycling towards "Hilltop", there was a long downslope. The 35 SCE guy wasn't paddling and going downslope, his bicycle kanna pull backwards by unknown force and bicycle chain drop off. I was ahead of him, I turn back and saw him was shaking with so much fear and keep screaming "Tolong, please don't disturb me, Tolong, please don't disturb me, Tolong, please don't disturb me.......". I try to calm him down "Steady, ai jai".....To cut the story short....when we were out of there, I told him "you are not the first to encounter "...there is a small "malay looking boy" very playful and will pull the bicycle.

[@andrewkang4232]

@@apollyondeath491…rest point … usually got dogs there

[@tinateh]

Reminds me, Sembawang park also had Pocong sighting. Had a colleague who shared that Chong Pang camp interior used to be rented out as manufacturing lots. Her dad had a place and had Thai workers on site. Very Keras, they couldn’t get rid of the spirit haunting the place and the workers were scared shitless. In the end her Dad gave the place up. Wonder if there’re stories from that camp.

[@Fenrispro]

shiiit

[@tttan1843]

I was in 35 sce for reservist training. Remembered we stayed those very old barracks. The roofs all have talisman all over. Tmr we going for exercise so no book out. One by one, people claim they were pin down unable to move while in bed. Many of us still awake and witness at least 10 from different bunks but side by side people jumping down from the top bunk etc. The whole company assembled below and request for OC to booked out. OC said no at first we all just stress etc. But we told him, we will not go back the bunk and all stay below at the assembly area. He then discuss with CO and allowed us. By the time we book out, it was 0120hrs or later and we had to come back by 0630hrs. So many of us did not sleep and went out at the mamak store. It's a true storey

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

Thanks for sharing. Wha this is major. Which year was this? Happened one night only?

[@seangoh1206]

I know the block......

[@alicemalt5099]

THAT CSM BALLZ! anyways, Seletar Camp now become private estate area. Been there few times evening, bus 139 or something.

[@sl7864]

@alicemalt5099 that area changed alot. Now developed with a lot of aerospace companies

[@GuanHengWee]

Actually very nice place.

[@kakeyluvsu]

The last story was the funniest shit ever, its those three comedy characters that are definitely dying first in a thai horror movie

[@MebiManga]

39SCE back in 2016-2017. The area is super eerie at night, but luckily I never experienced anything supernatural.

[@BravoSixGoingDark]

At 9:40, when Alwin Sensei talks about the cookhouse. Want to add a little bit of context of the building from my time there (June 2010 - April 2012). So if you picture yourself standing inside the cookhouse building in the middle, to your far left end is behind the SADA Parade Square, to your far right end is beside this long curvy road that is next to the Muslim cookhouse and a small rubbish dumpster shed next to it. The cookhouse shortcut leads you to a wooden gate entrance that leads you outside to a ''rectangular looking carpark'' followed by a 2 story British colonial looking building in front of the carpark occupied by Support Company. Next to it in the middle is the Seletar GYM that has glass panels all around it. Sometimes when I book in late (10:45pm - 11:30pm). I will go through the old guardhouse, cut through this long windy path that has the SADA Bunks around SADA parade square and tall old looking trees behind the cookhouse with very long Scarecrow looking branches. I too also heard the radio Buddhist chants ''tok tok tok tok etc'' being played most of the time (2010 - 2011) before it was shifted to the newly constructed cookhouse building. You could also see an alter in red with joss sticks in it. Quite creepy la when I think of this. Lucky didn't see anything dirty but can feel your hair about to stand.

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

Thank you for sharing this

[@Wang-z5f]

35 SCE is the place where I had seen the most snakes ever! We capture few meters long Cobra that frightened me 😂will never forget when I wanted to go close to the big cobra

[@apollyondeath491]

Is true,I ran over a Cobra with a land rover. There are a lot of cobra

[@GuanHengWee]

Platoon mate caught a baby cobra and we play wif it few day. Saw a 3 meter cobra snake into three tuner engine during petrol guard duty😖

[@apollyondeath491]

@@GuanHengWee should hide the cobra in the CSM office drawer

[@OnceHeaven]

97 - 99. 35SCE Driver. Stayed in MT Line, stayed in Boat Coy top floor middle room. Nothing. Never felt uncomfortable before. Have nv heard of anybody say anything.

[@therealrobinc]

Most "ghost stories" are retellings passed down from the generations like playing telephone line, until they become exaggerated, embellished & distorted. Very few, if ever, have personal experiences.

[@pascalcym]

Top floor had 2 rows of rooms. The haunted one was not exactly in the middle. If I recall correctly, it was 3rd or 4th room away from the cookhouse end of the block, facing Johor. I was told it was haunted because one of the drivers or storemen kept toyol in the bunk. Saw one incident there when I was on course. The medium in my batch talked to the ghost the next morning.

[@mikeng9024]

Teletubbies go "Uh-oh!" makes me crack up!

[@beedi202]

Seletar Camp & Orchid Country Club both built on old malay cemeteries.

[@joesonang6002]

Me... 35sce 91-93 stayed blk 1183 then 353sce till 2006. Speaking bout eerie encounters... Prowler checkpoint 4 at wetgap b4 turning into restricted site. Other than that... Old trg wing hangers area, Old HQ coy bunk, behind 471 canteen.

[@kei1309_]

The pocong one really... LOL best. All the birding photographers who like to go to Seletar :p

[@geraldtong4414]

I'm also from Seletar camp, my bunker is just in front of the golf range.

[@wolfhunter9593]

ah seng ah beng story was so funny I cried laughing

[@inspirebling]

agree. I was also laughing 😂 at this part of story

[@lailimohd6763]

Yes3.pulau tekong n pulau ubin in 1978/9/80. R very eerie place for nsman.

[@cheongsoontay9598]

Was at HQ Coy at 35SCE fr 1990 to 1992. Used to walk alone late at night (could be 1 or 2am) fr Boat Coy, washing point, slipway or 1183 to HQ bunk after providing medic cove for training. Heng I didn't encounter anything but it can be pretty scary if you are the type whose easily scared or has a more sensitive body. Whatever it is, nice to see so many fellow buayas here. Miss the camp and wish i can go back for a visit.

[@artstormer]

35 SCE from 1994 to 1996, Staying at the most Haunted Building 👍🏻👍🏻....

[@ru_mian_bu_jue_xiao]

Curious of the year when you were in BMT in Tekong. I was lost in Tekong forest on Thursday night in BMT before. I went to Seletar camp for typing course then.

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

probably mid 90s I reckon

[@changliow7747]

Same time but @ 160 SADA . We were just next to you guys..Creepy as Hell!

[@pascalcym]

I loved the wanton mee at the 160 SADA canteen last time. And the movies that were played in the canteen!

[@starwars1401]

​@@pascalcymagree, nice wanton mee inside the camp.

[@MightyPooPSTEAM]

I was from Seletar Camp from 2006-2008 before it was revamped. Still remember St Martin Lane/battersea rd to dog unit. Really will sweat when doing prowler duty....not coz of ghost but really long walk. Don't remember any buddhist chantings at cookhouse though. Part of guard duty is to join the roving duties to the last lamp post in teletubby land.

[@jenhwa71]

my homeground too, top flr bunk for plant/driver got red string around perimeter, once you cross the perimeter even in daylight your goosebump all fallin ... but tekong old camp was worse la ... guard duty under the water tank near the cookhouse, not just goosebump you feel the fear.

[@pascalcym]

@@jenhwa71 the medium in my batch pasted talisman paper on the door and in the locker of the haunted bunk. This was way back in 1988. The bunk was locked up after that and wasn't used for the rest of my NSF time there. I probably should have gone up to take a look after I became reservist in the same camp, but the camp changed a lot over the years. I would be less welcomed in Boat Coy than the spirit in the bunk by then!

[@padmanpadman7006]

I went to seletar camp during te 70s for my signala's course walking to n fro during reaching n departing tis area i notice alot of disturbance, towards my journey i was not afraid of ghost, only inte movies tey attack us but real life tey actualy afraid of us, tey lived n died there so tey r there roming te place, that swimming pool te guy mention i n my buddies sneak there to swim 2 or 3am but that time british familys frequented te place during te day times anyway dnt be afraid of ghost,u dint kill them or tey dind die because of u so why be afraid just ptetend u dint see them, i am 72yrs old now

[@pascalcym]

35 SCE Boat Coy 1988-1990. Yah, the camp is dirty!! I was wondering when Supernatural Confessions going to do one video on it! The chain on the top floor of Boat Coy block?

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

Yah, i saw that chained level too. what's the story there?

[@pascalcym]

@@SupernaturalConfessions you remember that?? Haha! I was told, if you pull the chain across the staircase, you will see something appear in front of you. That floor, one of the bunks was haunted.

[@pascalcym]

@@SupernaturalConfessions were you from Boat Coy too?

[@JNJN7686]

​@@pascalcymboat coy very Siao on one. Every time see you guys doing chin up

[@pascalcym]

@@JNJN7686 haha! In my time, all engineer sections (that I was aware of) had to do 18 chin ups before every meal. There was a practical reason for this. Because we all had to be able to carry at least 35kg in each arm (if I recall correctly). Boats and OBMs were heavy!

[@jazzyflames]

Speaking from army camps last time my nsf was in ALTC at portsdown. Always felt spooky at night any stories of it?

[@donnSssS]

Apologies. Maybe 1 episode on the old Police Academy in Upper Thomson?

[@YoonYulSic]

I am also from there from Bravo company leh... But to be honest I went through it just fine... I was there before the whole renovation thing too

[@maxlim4820]

I was in bravo 2004 mono intake. Many weird experiences but one that still leaves a mark today is the use of one of the MPH. It was night training and CAT 1, so they opened up the MPH for the first time. I was on attend b that day so when time comes for water parade everyone ran for the toilet tap, with me being one of the last few. Note that The toilet lights were not working, but I was certain that there is someone still filling the water bottle beside meWhen I came out , sergeant asked “ underage! Any more people inside?!” I replied” yes sergeant! 1 more!” He shouted into the toilet: “eh hurry up la!”…. No reply. He turned and ask: “ underage you sure or not?” . I replied “yes sergeant!” He shouted once more: “ anyone inside?!!” …. Utter silence… he looked at me and I looked at him…. We took a peek into the toilet.. absolutely no one… we turned around and got out of there as fast as we could… I still get goosebumps when I recall this incident. And yes my nickname was underage as I was enlisted at the age of 17…. On a side note, the story about the officer posession… did this happened in 2005?

[@P53eud0nym05]

During ICT we had to stay in but we were at former SADA bunk like 18:33 that area. Scary shit place. One bunk was completely sealed off for some reason. Anyone know why? Windows shut, door locked and masking tape pasted over the door in a big X.

[@RajeshPillai-k6j]

I was there from 2007-2009. 2 years full term there.

[@apollyondeath491]

What years are you talking? I was a 7 tonner driver from 1986 to 1988 in the MT line I Have never heard that story before.

[@geraldtong4414]

35 SCE share the cookhouse with 35mm guns 160 Squadron?

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

can't remember liao. See if anyone in the community knows

[@rachealchan1885]

timestamp at 18.10 background like got someone moving outside the window??

[@marcuschonglanceanderson2390]

Yeah 18:10

[@PuppyTey]

I was at 35SCE for almost one year. It's an old camp that is super creepy. Very depressing to be there one cos everything is old and alot of shouting cos most/ all are mono intake... Quite a culture shock for someone from Tekong BMT.

[@pascalcym]

I loved Seletar Camp! The breezes at Boat Coy, the wide open spaces, can walk/run and keep fit. The amazing food (especially the sambal chili that the canteen in front of Boat Coy had!). We even had a cute gift shop just outside the gate where you could get your uniform patched or altered! And of course, Jalan Kayu roti prata, although I didn't get much chance to eat that last time.

[@GuanHengWee]

When ever i book in/out , the opem wide grass patch make me feel calm😇

[@jameswong3105]

My most scary experience when i was in 35SCE was to sign 7 extras

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

What did you do siah? Lose magazine or rifle ah?

[@jameswong3105]

@@SupernaturalConfessionsThe raft i incharge grounded during low tide at the slip-way. If lose rifle..DB lo

[@davidlaw9686]

Had been there for a rather long time, but never really seen anything described, though had experience some unusual incidence. I had even swam in that swimming pool. The 35 SCE RSM then was Inche Alan.

[@hungerandslake]

that encik be like knn i need deal with people i sian i dont need yall to fk up my day any worst 😂

[@yongjianyi3556]

I was in 35CSE from 1998 onwards in Seletar camp, never saw anything I would term Supernatural. Had a few odd experience, but never what I would say confirmation.

[@cstan7373]

I was there in 1972 ~ 1974

[@KNNBCCBKIA]

Everyone who is from 35 SCE knows old bravo is the most haunted area in selatar camp 😅

[@klickysg9737]

Sorry to correct you, the most haunted is not that (Bravo) it is the old boat company (3rd floor). Alwin - it was your 2 week of BMT at 35 SCE bravo company. I know because I was the duty officer of 35 SCE that night I was there, I handle that incident.

[@KNNBCCBKIA]

@klickysg9737 you talking about the building beside QMS right ? The old building ?

[@klickysg9737]

@@KNNBCCBKIA - it is across the road near to QMS

[@enghockchua8230]

you need to shower with flower water, seems like your "luck" is low. For Buddhist chants, it is meant to calm the souls, as such it will attract them to the chant. If the chant is missing, the souls which had used to it may not feel comfortable anymore, hence the disturbance whenever the prayer machine isn't working.

[@vincentowyong]

oh !!!!! yes ..... was told the GD CARPENTER'S STORE was haunted too..... i did BMT in Sembawang ITD..... my bunk with 10 of us inside was haunted too !!!! anybody else experienced the haunting there ?? Seletar Camp was really haunted....confirmed.

[@lecherhao86]

I was from 39 SCE. We used to go to 35 there for this rare annual long run along the river. Swear to you that i don't like those trees there. That area is under-utilised.. low human traffic.. I don't know how to describe... It's definitely a place i dont wanna pass through at night. Thank god we ran past wearing our gas masks (i think) Haha. 😅. So maybe cannot totally see anything or feel the vibe there.

[@MyHanck]

We must have a ghostbuster unit in our defence forces because it is unseemly for a first world defence force to be disturbed by nether world.

[@trippywong8953]

35 sce kosong story. Butta SOCE at jurong west extesion was scary like shit....most of the incidents happened there. Including chin up deaths happen b4 and after our batch

[@tmlwe]

I missed the zichar CKT from the small hut manned by one aunty next to the coastline.

[@Andy-vy6jp]

they rear alot of catfish too.

[@ericcheong521]

how can his buddy not realised he is not around ?

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

That’s exactly the point and question we ask - what happened? How come no one could recall his existence. It happened once to my group in Brunei

[@honeybee4393]

Pocong is ghost , but they afraid of uniform guys (police, army ets)

[@usqaiki]

Talk cock sing song about Buaya Battalion haha ... The officers club house with water front view, the famous prata store outside seletar camp, the freaky Ammo dump, yeah guarding that ammo dump was so freaky, even the RP and their guard dog didnt go to the end bit of the area during night petrol, the RP said their dogs would refuse to go there, so they petrol only to guard tower and turn around. Never saw any dirty thing just heard lots of stories, most scary was the toilet at the old colonial building beside the guard house of the camp entrance its near the cookhouse as well. A seargent went to toilet at night washed his face at the sink, then lifted his head to look at the mirror and saw an old lady's face instead of his, freaked out and fainted, we tried the widgy board one night with joss sticks the green stalk ones somemore, waited till 12am in corner of our bunk and nothing at all. So for some its super haunting for some its just a camp clear air relax surrounding

[@JNJN7686]

White Buaya🤣

[@pascalcym]

@@usqaiki Near cookhouse? Could be Boat Coy! Yeah, the 2nd floor toilet-shower above the armskote was well-known for the washer woman with no feet! My section commander saw her once when we were on duty during Hungry Ghost month! Typically, we would avoid using that toilet during 7th month.

[@Andy-vy6jp]

@@pascalcym Yes yes.. i have this experience before. i went to the toliet cause urgent then saw this old lady keep washing some clothes and worse is the lights could not turn on.

[@Lord.of.Apokolips]

Is the skull on the wall in commando camp story real ?

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

The devils face of commando camp? I heard the urban legend too. Apparently there’s a story to it but over years it got add salt and pepper liao

[@Melovemouses]

Seletar Camp is very close to the old Seletar Country Club, right? Anyone had any spooky experiences at that country club??… I’m very curious because I went there every week when I was a kid.

[@glennlim8851]

I was at seletar cco. The whole seletar was patrol by us. I drive our RP to Those place. I went to 35SCE, 160sada, 1st guard and other transport unit there. Seletar camp are eerie 😅

[@Faith-ui]

10:15 not sure what’s that sound was. But im pretty sure like someone’s humming.

[@jaspalah]

anyone saw the ghost in the window at @18:08 ? corridor with walkway out there or no way for human to do that?

[@marcuschonglanceanderson2390]

Spotted that too, very weird.

[@muhammadnursyahmi9440]

That's the next door neighbour la, that person is standing on veranda

[@PuppyTey]

MT line lah. Military/ Motor Transport Line. :P

[@stxu2791]

was at HQ ARMCEG, lucky no encounter when book in at night

[@pascalcym]

Was this the old building, before the recent demolition and rebuild? There was suicide there when I was an NSF. In my time, 35 SCE training was really tough. It was really sad. All the commanders had to go thru counseling course after that.

[@rosabel.y]

For the rest of us who have no idea...what is a pocong?

[@tinateh]

@@rosabel.y it’s the body of the Muslim dead wrapped in burial shroud that became a pocong as its knots were not untied at burial. Hence it appears all bundled up with the ends of the shroud tied at the top of the head. The ones in movies are depicted as hopping but according to Indonesian folklore, real Pocongs float and don’t hop. While most act alone, it’s apparently not uncommon to find them huddled together in a colony. They particularly like to hide in banana tree clumps. I will add this is a Malay ghost, not Arabic.

[@rosabel.y]

@tinateh oh thank u for the explanation...banana trees...i have heard that ghosts and these things like to hide in banana trees...i asked my parents to remove the one on our property when i used to live in malaysia😅

[@GuanHengWee]

​@@tinateh heard from youtube, they don't harm people🤔 They approach people for help to untie them🤔?

[@jfanglers8349]

Part 2???

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

The additional bits of other camps unrelated to this series I post it on Patreon.

[@jfanglers8349]

@@SupernaturalConfessions is there a link to it? So I can see

[@cloversinvestment3511]

i miss ah ho chilli fried rice

[@optiondezzo1513]

I did my NS at 36 SCE between 2000 - 2002. Saw and experienced some eerie stuff there during that time. Its a well known issue that the commander's mess is haunted by at least 2 spirits (standing order that nobody is to be in there alone after 11 pm) and there is an area where lights fail frequently, regardless if its installed or hand carried ones. I did my Reservist at 39 SCE. For the most part, I didn't see or experience anything but I had campmates that did.

[@mrtransmogrify]

Power projection ! 😉

[@pascalcym]

@@mrtransmogrify Swift and Precise!

[@Fenrispro]

😭 poor birds! When he say shitty bird trees😀

[@jytan740]

like night in the museum , u just walk and pretend nvr see them

[@chillikingphd]

It seems like singaporean men accept their fate to serve and perhaps die in their service. I definitely won't want this for my sons.

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

I think it requires a different mindset. For me, I will personally die and fight for what I believe is mine to protect and I take ownership of the country that I was born and raised in. The government ain’t that bad, all things considered. I travel around the world but my heart is here at home. If I don’t fight to defend my home, then I’m letting someone else waltz in to take that from me. So for me at least, it’s not just accepting of fate, but rather a choice I’m willing to make. The alternative is to drop my citizenship and call some place else home.

[@Vindicated135]

Since when singapore officers are called lewtenants

[@gasohwjchen]

SHOUT OUT TO MESSBOY 20YRS+ BACK! 🙌

[@powerslave6944]

Jangan tagur ah!

[@michaellim8464]

My Taiwan ghost story. Ghost possession. I went to Taiwan for my brigade exercise during my two years National Service. It was during one exercise by brigade slept overnight at the cemetery on the slope of a mountain After midnight one of a soldier saw a white long hair girl walking up the slope and started going from one soldier to another and looking at each soldier. When come to his turn he got scared and started screaming waking some of us. After I wrote my story in the comment,a girl write to said her father got possessed after he came back from training in Taiwan and she was wandering if he was the one of the same batch as me. She said her father happened to sleep on a open grave and he might get possessed by the ghost. His father had high fever and sick for a long time he was cured by a temple medium.

[@GuanHengWee]

I was sleeping in my foxhole, feel this white shirt standing beside n staring at me. I can't move. Taiwan cemetery

[@Perantau_Nun]

there is part 2 right?? 😁🙏

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

@@Perantau_Nun there is but I haven’t produce yet. Not sure if the content is enough to be a standing featured confession or a bonus content. I work on it first the coming week then will have better idea

[@P53eud0nym05]

The bunks were bloody scary. Lucky we only had to stay in for one ICT

[@pascalcym]

@@SupernaturalConfessions ask Alwyn about the ghost in 2nd floor toilet-shower above armskote in Boat Coy, also 2nd floor bunk with the poltergeist. The huge tree behind Boat Coy.

[@paulinewong5906]

He hasn't finished telling......

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

Still got more. I need to edit

[@akeilus]

I was from 35 SCE... many camp developments have already happened by then... My time, there was still the cookhouse with the chanting etc... But by the time I reached my 5th ICT.. the camp gate got shifted back further.. new BMT style accommodations and buildings got built.. multi story heavy vehicle parking spaces for the rovers, wreckers, etc... Many things changed from old to new.. and I got to see it... by that time... I don't think got such weird incidents anymore

[@Husain-lu3lh]

Jalan Tukang/ Tukang innovation Drive. Pee at your own risk. A" lady's house is behind.

[@JNJN7686]

The only female sergeant i know in seletar camp is Mami Hong. Always kena her tergan. Don't know is she or not. 😂

[@apollyondeath491]

is there a is there a female clalk there

[@maxlim4820]

There was a sergeant wendy

[@apollyondeath491]

@@maxlim4820 86 to 1988 she is a clalk in HQ she is a warrant officer hmm

[@BadBoy-so2pq]

so those ghosts r white ore black ?

[@BoyG10]

Only three Ah Beng, Ah Seng and Ah Kow amongst the whole of platoon saw ghosts at the same time? I better go get myself a mini Buddha chanting box too and carry with me everywhere I go now. 😆

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

@@BoyG10 maybe some others might have seen it too and talked about it after. During the March itself only the 3 soldiers who were marching side by side could chat within ear shot without kena yelled at

[@BoyG10]

@@SupernaturalConfessions Lol. That sergeant who forewarned them against mishandling their torchlights probably had already instilled in them suspense and fear. Anything that seemed out of ordinary in the dark got to be associated with the paranormal? It’s probably the work of our subconscious mind whereby it tends to seek out anything that aligns with our imaginations. For example, would you ever think you’re going to see a ghost in your intimate moments with your spouse? Or how about now that the both of you are on a chilling tour at Halloween Nights? Which scenario would a higher chance of seeing one?

[@nsevv]

Why this guy have so many people dying around him?

[@Fenrispro]

😂😂

[@ysgoh936]

Suay ji

[@therealrobinc]

Tekong case the commanders sure kena charged gao gao, maybe even DB? Simple thing like headcount never do, how to fight real war? SAF is seriously a wayang organization which is only good for organizing NDP, Army Half Marathon, support commercial Air Shows, etc. Shiny, expensive, high tech weapons don't win wars. Just ask the Americans in Vietnam, Afghanistan, etc.