I'd like to tell you about training at Khao Cockfighting from the perspective of someone who hasn't trained at every station. Also known as "patient"

Just returned from Khao Chon Kai. Military Student Training Center

3rd year, 16th shift, 34th battalion, 2nd hundred, platoon 3, squad 2

I'd like to tell it from the perspective of someone who hasn't trained at every station. Also known as "patient"

Please read it. It might be a bit long. Like it or not.

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Okay, but I want to tell you all the things I want to tell you. It's my own true story.

Before the day of going, I prepared all the things as the director's teacher distributed the form including:

1 training set (add 1 more for a total of 2)

Undershirt 5

Underweight 5

Toothpaste, toothbrush, soap, etc.

Wet wipes (important)

towel

Bed sheets, sleeping bags (taken and never used) use it as a pillow)

Field equipment (belts, canteens, etc.)

sandals

And finally, because we have a congenital disease such as asthma and dust allergy, we have medicine prepared as well. And there's our medicine box. Carry it with you at all times. At first, I was afraid that the instructor wouldn't let me carry it. But when I took it, the trainer said it was good. You will be able to help in time if something happens. We were relieved.

first day

Went to gather at Suan Chao Chetu ~5:30 a.m. The atmosphere was sad, I don't know, scary. Everyone looked like they had just woken up. Then get in the car and head to Khao Chon Kai at 6:00 a.m. We get a normal car. Then the soldiers announced that it was forbidden to open more than one window. At first, everyone was angry. Said it was too hot to die. But when we got up, the car was running and we sat next to the window, like God!! Very cold!!

It was so cold that I couldn't even run all the way to Pinklao. I have to close the window.

The car kept running. We fell asleep and woke up. Until Kanchanaburi, I woke up to look at the road and see the view.

~10.30 The car drives past the student training camp. Went down to the Nine Armies War Park and listened to a lecture. The soldiers told the history of the Nine Armies War. Very funny and fun. It took about an hour.

Then the car left. The park goes to Khao Chon Kai camp. We felt to ourselves, "Okay, the real thing has arrived." I felt a little afraid. Will it be cruel or not? Will something happen?

Then the car ran and parked next to the battalion. He had me put my bags down and put them in a pile first, then got on the bus and went to the first station, Station 31. Today I went to learn how to aim a gun, shoot a gun, but still dry fire, not using bullets.

The bus ran to Station 31 and the teacher came down to welcome him. Have them go in and sit according to the number Ror. 25 (3 digit number). We sit down and then give out 9 sheets of paper to sign. After signing, the presiding teacher introduces himself.

Our Battalion 34, Teacher Naeb, when I first saw him I was shocked. The teacher was so funny, he was wearing women's sunglasses. carrying a pink backpack The teacher introduced himself and said that the teacher is kind, don't be afraid. Then he introduced the other two teachers. Then the teacher said that these are sunglasses. Don't be confused. The teacher bought them for his wife. But my wife didn't like it, so I wore it myself.

I bought this bag for my daughter. But my daughter said it was too manly. So teachers use it themselves. The whole battalion laughs.

Then arrange groups. If you want to be in the same group as someone, sit in the same row. Arrange them in groups of 12 people. We ended up staying with friends as well.

When the groups were finished, the teacher sent them out to eat. Instructions on how to wash trays and such, then we sit and eat together.

Then the trainer shouted, "Whoa, I forgot! Put down your shirt sleeves! You'll damage your skin!" We were shocked and thought about what punishment we were going to order.

After finishing eating, I went to learn how to aim. The operating procedures while on the firing line are nothing more, very relaxed.

As we were about to walk back to the battalion, Teacher Naep gave the order, "Group 1, 2, travel on the left side of the road, Group 4, 5 on the right. As for Group 3, wherever you want to walk, please!" We thought that we would have to walk and count our steps.

The walk back to the battalion was quite far. But I walked comfortably. Take a walk on your cell phone It's enough to talk about something like this. The teacher doesn't mind.

Arriving at the battalion, the teacher gathered them together according to the categories they had just arranged and divided them into tents. (Many people took turns with each other later) Put the items that came out in the first pile into the tent. The teacher gives them 45 minutes to gather their things, eat, and then they will gather together to listen to a lecture. Eating rice is the same as before. It's a loose tray, but the rice is delicious and not bad.

Then we went to explore the bathroom. At first I was afraid it would be very bad. The type I had seen on the website appeared different than expected. It was good and could be used in the bathroom.

ok

at all

The teachers gathered together and then went to listen to a lecture in the courtyard next to them. They were guests from the Royal Thai Army who talked about the King.

I admit it, you said it very well. Got a lot of knowledge Whoever answers the question gets money. And he was very tired. Standing and talking alone from 6:45 - 9:30 p.m., no breaks, no drinking water, no sitting. Even listening to this, I'm tired. He talks like this.

non-stop

Very good

Return to the battalion The teacher said it was

accident

Actually, usually the first night I get to take a shower. But this time I didn't take a shower. and then talked about various administrative matters Then he finished selling shirts at ~22.20, then the teacher gave him until 11:00 p.m. to do missions, brush his teeth, go buy things, whatever he did, he was welcome. Then at 11:00 p.m., the teacher blew his whistle and entered the tent. The teacher told me to just stay in the tent. Whatever you do, please.

And then another hour before he came out to go to the bathroom. What can I do again? Because we have allergies and there is a lot of dust at the chicken fighting place. We have to wash our nose before going to bed, take medicine, etc., play with our cell phones and go to sleep ~ 11:30 p.m.

Day 2

The teacher wakes us up at 5:00, but we wake up at 4:30 to wash our faces and brush our teeth. When the teacher blows the whistle and wakes us up at 5:00, we have to shout. "Hello" and the teacher announced that we would have 20 minutes to take care of our personal business and then we were all set to gather. So we went to chat with friends until ~5.30 and went to gather. It turned out that after counting the total, people were missing. So the teacher let Company 1 go out first because everything was complete and then they cleared out the search for the missing person. Until I found out I was sitting wrong. Then he couldn't get up. Wasted 10 minutes of time.

So the teacher called the person in the wrong seat and said, "See you at 10:90 p.m." Everyone laughed. Why are there only 9 minutes left? Then the teacher took them out and walked away. Yesterday's shooting range Go shoot a gun with real bullets. Walking in the morning, the weather is cool and comfortable. Walking there is included. Let go and eat. Then started to receive ammunition as a shooting line (according to the number). We got a shooting set with 6 channels to shoot 23.

and then went to sit together behind the firing line Listen to the sound of gunfire for a while. The station teacher was waiting.

entertain

Until the 6th group, go up and sit behind the firing line. We then sit and wait for the 4th group to finish shooting. The 5th group goes in to shoot. The 6th group is also the trainee, collecting shell casings. What kind of ammunition are you putting in? Until the 6th set goes in to shoot, we shoot and adjust the distance for 7 rounds. I want to say that the sound of the gun.

HK33

It's very loud. I have to wear it.

earplug

Otherwise, my ears would ring. I shot all 32 rounds, some going in and some not.

After shooting, I went to pick up the target. I was very shocked. I shot and hit the target, but it hit the corner where my name was written on it. All of my name and school number were torn apart. We were a little disappointed. We took the target back and put the shells back. Take it to the soldiers. Then I sat and waited. Then the teacher took him back to the battalion to eat and sit and wait for the rest of the team.

1:00 p.m.

Everyone finished eating. Gather together to go to Station 34 to test your morale in 10 ways, like Boy Scouts, wall-crossing, etc. We then go and sit together. and then separate the sick people But we want to play We were sitting. Then the station teacher walked by. I asked what kind of box I was carrying. I said medicine. I was gasping for air. The teacher dragged me out.

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ready

buddy

I couldn't stop playing. I was a little bored. Then I went to sit with the sergeant (military doctor). Then the teacher took me to the bus to the end of the station and waited for everyone to come. We sat and waited and talked with

buddy

I kept walking and someone walked up to me. My hand was in a mess. When I pulled the string, the skin on my fingers was all exposed. The sergeant disappeared. In the personal medicine box, there was a wound care kit, so I made it myself and treated the wound.

buddy

We went after the Senarak. Then we wound each hand, we did the left hand, the sergeant did the right hand until it was complete, then went to assemble and returned to the battalion.

5:00 p.m.

The teacher gathered at the back of the battalion and gave me a quick check. Only the length was extremely long, so it was cut. Then Teacher Kiew (the teacher who manages the well-being of the students in the 34th National Education Service Area) came to say that when he comes back from listening to the lecture tonight, he will give him a full bath. Bathe like you're at home. Then the teacher let him go out to eat until ~6:00 p.m. and he took us to listen to another lecture, this time on patriotic ideology. There wasn't much to do. Finished at ~20.30 and quit.

8:30 p.m.

Returning to the battalion, the teacher called them together. Tell me tomorrow's schedule. Things to prepare to go into the forest Then I left him to take a shower and take care of business. We went to sit in the sergeant's tent. The cadet said Tomorrow when I go into the forest He'll separate soon. Let us come out with those who are sick. In my heart I want to walk with friends. But the teacher took my name again. There's no choice.

10:00 p.m.

Teacher whistles to sleep What errands were we doing in the tent? Finish packing the things you want to take with you ~22.40

Day 3

4:00 a.m. Teacher blows whistle to wake up. And it's like walking and giving yourself time to organize yourself until 4:30 a.m. will be called together. When it's 4:30 a.m.

Everyone was seated together, guns were handed out, and we were separated into groups of patients. At that time there were about 16 people, all of whom had surgery, had heart problems, were short of breath, and had messy hands that couldn't hold a gun. (The rope drawer) Then Teacher Naeb made us the leader of the patient group. We felt bored instead of being with good friends. Had to come here

5:00 a.m.

Everyone walked out into the forest. The group of sick people (hereinafter we will call it the group without guns) walked at the end with the sergeant. Walking in the forest, it was completely dark, so we turned on our flashlights and walked. Teacher Senarak also warned him to turn it off. Because the Krait snake will come soon. We quickly closed it. Walking in the dark until we reach station 32, training people to fight, including putting things into tents.

We took it into the tent with the same number.

B68

At first, I was shocked to see that the tent had capsized like the anchor came off and the pole fell. I fixed it until I could sleep. Then I went to gather and listen to Khao Kru talk about Station 32 and then went to eat.

8:00 a.m.

Salute the national flag and enter the station. At that time there were still only a few people in the group without guns. So they spread out with the sergeants. We went to the station. Technique for attacking: Sit and listen and conceal your face. Let's face it, I hardly remember any of my friends. Then he had those who were sitting and listening go in and practice. Those without guns sat and waited. Then Teacher Senarak brought bows to distribute.

Those who had minor injuries were given yellow bows. As for us, he gave us a red bow. That is, they have congenital disease. But we don't want to get stuck. We keep it in our bag. That is, if you stick it on, it won't help you look better. Just now, in the eyes of other people, we are viewed as those who eat too much, those who are arrogant. It's better to keep it in and act like others. Then when we came out of the training field, we walked to another area to study. Surveillance.

While walking, 4-5 friends came to dress the wound and asked for medicine. The sergeant asked us to be field medics. Those who didn't have guns went to help set up rice cookers, wash dishes, and prepare lunch.

11.30 a.m.

Everyone came out to eat. We talked with friends who went to practice. They said there was nothing, just walked around and sat and looked. We just snorted and ate while feeling bored.

12.30 p.m.

Go to the next activity. I don't know where this one is going. Teacher Naeb told those without guns to go to the yard next to the bathroom. Right now there are ~20 people who don't have guns. They are both really sick and politically sick (

FAKE)

Those who were really sick went to help repair tents, clean bathrooms, sit quietly and sleep. But those who were sick with politics, we saw that and wanted to go in and stomp on them very much.

Sitting, lying down, talking loudly, smoking does not help at all. We told him to help each other, but it didn't go. You can still do it.

3:00 p.m.

Take those who don't have guns. Went to listen to Teacher Sao Inthri catching snakes, teaching in the forest, cooking food. He was very funny, showing off snakes. People who are afraid of snakes got goosebumps all over the place.

When finished, they all went to cook for themselves. As my teacher taught me, there are 7 pots, 3 rice pots, 2 curry pots, and 2 spare pots in case of a leak.

5:00 p.m.

The instructor gives us 30 minutes to cook. There are meats, vegetables, seasonings, and rice. Luckily, we have people in our group who know how to cook. Rice cooked successfully Two pots of rice came out and the other pot was not cooked in time. You can eat chicken tom yum curry with pork and fish sauce. It's delicious. Then go wash the pot, put out the fire, and prepare to gather.

6:00 p.m.

Gather the group, check the pots, then walk to the courtyard near the beds. Go listen to him talk about the people who launched the night battle in a spectacular way. There is also a teaching of stargazing. There was a drama show for you to watch until ~9:00 p.m. when someone had a stomach ache. We also didn't prepare stomach medicine. So I took him to the sergeant's tent and arranged for medicine, and the sergeant gave medicine for the stomach.

We have one set in our personal medicine box. For friends No sooner had we walked out of the tent than 2 more friends walked up to get our wounds treated. We also did the sergeant's work and watched and taught. Finished at ~10:00 p.m.

10:00 p.m.

Go wash your face, go to the tent and sleep.

Day 4

4.30 a.m.

Wake up and do personal business.

5:00 a.m.

Gather the group and walk to Station 33 (Sergeant Hell).

As before, we were the division leader with no guns. Now the top 23 men walked along the rear. Walking with a sergeant. The path is very dark. You can turn on your flashlight periodically. The krait will come soon. When we got to Station 33, we gathered the troops, but they had people who didn't have guns line up at the corps tent first. We sat and waited, fell asleep, and talked and couldn't hear anything. Because there is no electricity at Station 33. You must use your own generator.

The generator is next to the ear. Loud noise drowns out everything

7:00 a.m.

Gather the troops at Station 33 and then let them go out to eat until 7:30. Everyone gathers together, with guns, without guns, we intervene and sit with our friends. But then he separated those who didn't have guns and those who thought they couldn't, as usual. We are the group leader again. Now the total number of patients has increased to 42. We are confused. Where did the increase come from? But I still haven't asked anyone.

Then Sergeant Hell came and shouted to ask what was wrong with my group. We answered that "Patient!" Then the sergeant scolded him that there were too many. Then he told (threatened) that he had to write a transfer letter. Then he went and sat in the sergeant's tent. We had to write down the names of every sick person. Whether it's real or political, write it down and read the symptoms of each fake person and make you want to stab them in the eye with a pen. Write the symptoms as "sick", "diarrhea", "ulcers".

We asked to look at the wound and saw a wound the size of the tip of a pen. But what can we do? Our duty is to maintain the same number of people and guns. Meanwhile Sergeant Hell began the ceremony of rising, crouching, rolling, etc. We put the guns into the back of the car and prepared to take them to the battalion. Manage the number of people At that time, more people walked in with their wrists tucked, crouching, and getting up in the wrong position.

The sergeant then proceeded to apply medicine to his hands and bandage them. After another 10 minutes, another person came. His legs were locked and he couldn't walk. At first when we asked about his condition, we were confused and thought we had been annoyed by a "rock leg" woman. Everyone sat quietly. in the tent Then Teacher Naeb came to clean the bathroom and collect trash. We went to make it neat and clean. Walking back to the sergeant's tent, more people arrived. My knee had an open wound. I had the wound dressed and I still hadn't been able to sit down.

There was a radio call that someone couldn't breathe. The sergeant took an ambulance to pick him up. As soon as the ambulance door opened, we were shocked to see our battalion chief and closest friend. Laying down, breathing heavily, when we were in Mathayom 2, we went to camp together. We talked and learned that we had the same disease. But I probably wouldn't have dared to walk out when the hell sergeant had asked sick people to walk out in the first place. Because he is the head of the battalion We know the symptoms. Because it's the same disease

Senarak didn't know what to do. So we took care of it ourselves. Spray medicine to expand the bronchi. Breathe easier Then the sergeant told him to take it to the Central Medical Division. I sent him on.

Injured people kept coming, both dizzy and cut by rocks. Until lunchtime, they prepared to switch groups to defend and attack.

12.00 hrs.

Take a break to eat and talk with friends. Then teachers at school came to visit, brought snacks to distribute, water to distribute, and took photos.

12.40 hrs.

Gather the troops again, wait to take turns attacking and defending. He has those who don't have guns join as well. The really sick people all went together. But the fakes were sitting in the corps tent. We told him to gather together first, but he said he was lazy, that he was sick, and he was very angry. Can't speak at all. We walked to gather together. Then separate more patients. Now there are almost 60 people.

Then we managed to write more names, but for a while it was too chaotic, so the steward said there was no need to. Take the name sheet and give it to him. Only complete guns are counted. We checked the gun in the car. and then served as a field medic Didn't stop his hand, dressed the wound, gave medicine, everything. We felt sorry for the sergeant who couldn't sleep at night.

So we did everything for him, didn't sit, didn't stop, didn't rest from noon until 4 p.m., there were more sick people coming in all the time. Then there was another radio call that someone was having heatstroke. The sergeant drove to pick him up. As soon as the door opened, we all helped each other in and carried the stretcher down. We met our friend again. She lost consciousness and took her to the bed to take a shower.

Then spray water to reduce body temperature. Sergeant Hell also came to check on his condition. We kept helping him, checking on his symptoms and taking his pulse. When the fainted person wakes up Sergeant Hell invites you to talk. And then asked a question that made the whole tent laugh. Sergeant Hell pointed at himself. Then asked what he saw. The person who fainted answered. "I saw hell," Sergeant Hell replied. "You're not dead yet!!"

When he regained consciousness, we went in to bring inhalers to see and water to drink. Until ~17.00 we were carrying inhalers to people who were fainting. At that time I was very tired and hadn't stopped since noon. Not even sitting down, not resting at all, I was panting again, couldn't breathe, went down in a heap and took medicine to spray. At that time I was very embarrassed. Why aren't we practicing anything? Why do you work like this?

5:30 p.m.

We didn't get to gather because we were dizzy and had just fallen, so we stayed with a friend who had heatstroke. Then he was taken back to the battalion and put in a car by sick people.

GMC

So we took revenge. Take the fakes and put them all in one car, punish them, and get really sick in another car.

5:40 p.m.

The car arrived at the battalion. Teacher Naeb had the sick person take a shower first. In order not to compete with friends who were walking to take a shower, we hurriedly took a shower and put our things into the tent. Then I sat and waited for my friend to come.

6:30 p.m.

The remaining friends arrived at the battalion. But the sergeant had not yet arrived. I went to be a doctor instead, doing everything, treating small and large wounds, prescribing medicine, etc. from 6:30 p.m. until almost 8 p.m. I couldn't take it anymore and was hungry, so I quickly went out to eat. Then he continued to perform his duty in the corps tent until almost 9:30 p.m. when it rained and the midfielder put out the fire. I remember cutting my friend's feet.

Remove lymph from the feet Must use a flashlight to continue. Then the injured people kept coming until 11:00 p.m. when it rained. The sergeant said you could go get your things and sleep here. So we did. At 11:20 p.m. we walked back to the tent to sleep.

11:50 p.m.

Woke up to the sound of a commotion. Someone saw a snake and got bitten. We went to see the person who had been bitten. Lucky is a saw-tooth snake. (I just learned from Teacher Sao Inik) shouldn't be poisonous, and if you look at the symptoms, it doesn't matter at all. Dress the wound and then go to bed. It's a little past midnight. We're walking back to the tent. The battalion chief came and asked if there was a bed.

I didn't dare sleep in my own tent, near where I saw the snake, so I let him sleep in our tent. Then we went to sleep at the nurse's table in the medical staff tent. We slept for 10 minutes when someone got bitten by a centipede. Teacher Senarak came to help look at it. Then let us treat the wound. Then let him go back to sleep. Then let us sleep on the remaining field beds. We walked over to the bed and before we had even taken off the combat battery, another person came. Just when I thought I was going to sleep There were people who kept coming and getting wounds, lots of them, stomach aches.

All night from midnight until 4:00 a.m. I didn't sleep at all, but we were happy. Having made a friend recover from this illness, it felt good to help someone.

Day 5

4.30 a.m.

Walking to gather the troops in near death condition. Because I haven't slept yet. Then Teacher Senarak said that we didn't have to go up the mountain. Staying and looking at sick people here, that's what we do.

ok

I slept for an hour and a half.

6:00 a.m.

Friends who went up the mountain came back down, ate breakfast, and packed up their things.

Take things and place them in the gathering place.

7:00 a.m.

Walk to Station 34 one more time, prepare to jump off the tower and cross the river.

7.30 a.m.

Walked to Station 34, jumped from the tower, saluted the national flag, and separated people who didn't want to jump. People who can't jump out In summary, there are only 60-70 people left who can jump, but even if they don't jump, they have to buy wings.

9:00 a.m.

Divide the company into groups and walk across the river using a rope bridge, separating those who did not cross, leaving 30-40 people crossing.

10:00 a.m.

Returning to the battalion, we thought we were already in the car going home. Teacher Senarak also asked us to help him take care of the patients.

11.00 a.m.

We ate lunch, gathered the group together, and all the governing teachers said goodbye. We bid farewell. Then got in the car and went to the closing ceremony.

12.00 Closing ceremony in the central courtyard. The sun is very hot. After about half an hour, we got on the bus and headed back to Bangkok.

It ends with him fighting a cock.

We felt like it was a good experience. Know what a true friend is I learned a lot. Know various management

But I regret not being able to practice with my friends. But at least we did our duty and helped as much as we could. Try to participate as much as possible. Even though we were singled out as sick people But we are proud to be able to help, to do our duty, not just sit and labor, lazing about something.

Once in the car, I tried to ask my friends. How do you see me? Do I work hard? Do I slouch? When I hear the answer, I feel a bit more at ease because I don't sit and play like other people. “You help with everything, taking care of others, taking care of friends, and being the sick person who takes care of the not-sick people. You're just as tired as the people who go to practice."

All that has been told is my true story. If you have any questions about Khao Chon Kai

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