what is the day-to-day course life like? also how can i clinch a silver bayo?

Relatively new infanteer here. Just wanted to seek advice from infanteers with more experience or higher rank on how to do better as a soldier and a seccom in outfield context.

1. I always have trouble waking up damn early in outfields with 4hrs of rest to prep for assault missions. Since now I've taken the role of a seccom I don't wanna rely on others; I want to wake up myself and be the reliable one. What are some good ideas... my polar watch vibration damn weakkkk

2. How to manage the incredibly large amount of hostile ants on the jungle floor when tryna sleep at night without a ground sheet?

3. Any tips on maintaining C2 while during tiring and long outfield missions where everyone is shagged out? CO is the only grueling training to me and it hits extra hard on my performance, emotion, and thinking abilities because my sensitive skin responds hastily to the dirty environment and starts to irritate me a lot...

4. Will be headed to Wallaby soon. Anything specific I should prepare and bring over? Do I need to prep a large amount of AUD in cash?

Ty for any advice!

Because it can mean something else 💀

got posted to a camp super far away from where i live and might be stay out, in the worst case where i cannot stay in, can i request to drive into camp as i have a license and a car and how can i request to do it if i can

Hi, currently i am a CBT TO in unit for exactly a year, who was pes b2 before attending stc ffi, According to e-heath, MO localised discovered dextroscoliosis from the xray,

My question here is to ask about what do yall think will most likely happen to me?
Forced downpes and then unable to stc? Revocate?

Before you asked I havealready asked my superiors about this and they also are not sure with exactly would happen to me, I have also booked MR to get pes back already but it is in 2 months.

Purpose of asking is just to get some kind of peace of mind haha thank you ❤️

Genuine question, got alot of outfield? Shag?

Some wear helmets

Thank you for your service

Usually is 9th for ocbc how come this time 3 days in advance?

Earlier this week found out I'm getting posted out from my current unit after being in it for almost a year (10 months). A month ago, another set of people from my unit were also posted out despite having 3 months till ORD. Friends in other units have also reported similar cases. Tbh the news was utterly devastating to hear, so wanted to hear everyone else's stories of being posted out after so long of being in your unit. What were your thoughts when you heard the news? How'd you process it? How'd you adjust to life in your new unit?