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My First Time at Reserve Camp (A.R. Camp)
My first time at reserve camp (A.R. camp) A.R. camp is the great experience for every Thai male. Even though it is hard and tired for every activity but I had fun, friendship and good memory from this camp.In this essay I will tell the story about my experience at A.R. camp by Thai army which everyone has ever participated it. Whatever I recognized this experience, it has been my good memory because even if I face several forms of difficulty such as sunshine and exhaustion but it can turn into happiness and fun from activity by military Before this journey, I wasvery necessary to follow the rule and regulation of military student. I began to cut my hair so closely cropped look like the whole green head. Then we needed to prepare military uniform and arrange so much heavy purveyance. Butwhen my bag was so hard that I can’t pick it up I decide to bring unnecessary facility out of bag. During the night before journey, I was so much excited that I dreamed into “Tower Jumping” as frightening activity for every military student. In my dream, the height of jumping tower was so extremely frightening for me. Then I was very lucky to wake up before I faced it in my dream. Unfortunately I must face it in the real situation soon. At five o’clock in the morning, it was time to take by coach according to schedule. I saw my friend reach into this place before me. It was time to live under military regulation! First we must be checked our hair by the military coach in the dark. He used flashlight to splash on each head of military student. Whoever have still long hair or insufficient short hair they will be cut immediately in order to follow the rule. Throughout the journey to A. R. camp, the road enriched with sylvan tree with good breeze which make many military student fall asleep.
When the whistle was alarmedevery military student waked up immediately. Of course my friend and I reach into A.R. camp. Then the military coach’s frightening voice called everyone to stand

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