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ReportMajlis Iftar Santai
FocusDisaster Relief Mission
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BrotherhoodIkatan Kasih
Old Putera Mission
VOL 1-2021
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Collective Responsibility: Citizens going about their daily lives. A snippet of what the ‘new normal’ is like nowadays.
Editor’s Note
In the last issue of BOPA, we highlighted on the theme of ‘Unity through Covid-19’, and now fast forward into another year, it is with great hope that the world is heading towards an endemic by 2022, the ‘route towards endemicity’. We are
now expected to live with the Covid-19 virus and like all pandemics this too will end eventually. Many lives were taken away and many more families were hit by calamity due to the Covid-19 pandemic. It is of course our duties to offer help and share the burden together as one.
Blessed with the advancement of technology and medical care, the world is now gradually recovering. With the invention and existence of vaccine, we hope to be able to live our lives normally. Actions taken by the government to reduce the number of positive cases and deaths can be witnessed today.
However, the aftermath of the pandemic can clearly be observed by all, including us in Malaysia. There lie daunting tasks to tackle on the road to recovery for the world. The OPA and our fellow brothers have joined hands from the beginning of the pandemic to lift the load of the members who were impacted not only in the sense of helping the frontliners managing the pandemic but also by easing other crucial aspects such as providing financial aid, mental health support, assisting education for the young and social well-beings of those affected.
In this issue of BOPA, we are proud to share the column “Aspiring Young OP’s” to aspire the young and old generations of OPAs, of three young OP’s; Nicholas Ong Yong Xen, Mohamed Khairel Adha bin Mohd Khairee and last but not least, Ahmad Yusuf bin Ahmad Azani who have become great role models in pursuing their dreams and uplifting the country’s name in the eyes of the world.
We are also excited to share a piece on Comradeship by our former President of OPA whom have served the association from 1971- 1972, OP Shahrudin Mohd Ali. Thank you, Sir, for your continuous support.
A transcribed piece taken from a speech by OP Azri Asyraf Zulkefli on “The Importance of Mental Health” has no other purpose but to educate and bring awareness of the health relating to our minds. As we know, Covid-19 has led to a sharp increase in depression and anxiety around the world. This piece would serve as a reminder to pay attention of how we feel, think and act.
Also, in this BOPA we highlight activities and updates that were held throughout the year 2021, while complying to constrained physical activities and gatherings. We also included articles that allows an injection of nostalgic memories for some of us,titled “A Day to Remember by The FMC PD BUDAK BOYS” and “Today in The History of RMC (then FMC)” written by OP Nawawi Mat Desa.
Finally, I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to the President of OPA, OP Baha and the rest of my colleagues in the EXCO line-up as well as other OPs for their effort, advices, commitment and dedication in producing this issue of the BOPA magazine.
My thanks also to the team in Amanie Media and the Malaysian Business for their professional support.Thank you everyone and Happy Reading!
Yours Truly,
OP Chua Cheng KeanEditor in ChiefBulletin OPA Magazine 2021
PUBLISHED BYTHE OLD PUTERA ASSOCIATION | Penthouse, Bangunan OPA, Saujana Resort, Section U2
40150 Shah Alam, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.
ADVISOR: OP Baharudin Mahyudin | EDITOR: OP Chua Cheng Kean | SECRETARIAT: OP Omar SharifEDITORIAL AND GRAPHIC DESIGN TEAM: Amanie Media Sdn Bhd:
Razi Pahlavi Abdul Aziz | Azhari Mohd Yusop | Sarah Aisha Adam | Nurulhafizah Halid
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President’s Speech
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Organisational ChartExco Line Up 2020-2021
AnnouncementNew Members Listing
In BriefOPA Activities
AnnouncementObituary
BrotherhoodIkatan Kasih Old Putera Mission
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Digital Bugler & Berita OPADigital Library
Login for Members to Access
Down Memory Lane Pictures
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COVID-19 pandemic is the greatest communicable disease outbreak to have hit Malaysia since the 1918 Spanish Flu which
killed 34,644 people or 1% of the population of the then British Malaya. In 1999, the Nipah virus outbreak killed 105 Malaysians, while the SARS outbreak of 2003 claimed only 2 lives. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has so far claimed over 28,000 Malaysian lives.
From 18 March 2020, we have moved from MCO, CMCO, RMCO, another round of CMCO and RMCO, MCO 2.0, MCO 3.0 and the NRP (Phase 1-4), immunity conferred from natural infection and vaccines, patterns of social contact, and virus transmissibility will all play a role in what COVID-19 will look like as it continues to circulate in the months and years ahead.
The expectation that COVID-19 will become endemic essentially means that the pandemic will not end with the virus disappearing; instead, the optimistic view is that enough people will gain immune protection from vaccination and from natural infection such that there will be less transmission and much less COVID-19-related hospitalization and death, even as the virus continues to circulate.
On 11 October, the interstate travel ban was uplifted and it makes the new normal will at last be actively practiced and adhered to. The term we are the frontliners means so much now than ever as we need to observe the SOPs. The initiative is us alone.
As an OP, we were educated to the dot on the necessity of following the rules, it is empirical for us to lead by example, not only for public at large but more importantly for those close to us, our families, our neighbours and our community.
Being a frontliner, we should be proud if we can continue providing assistance and encouragement to those within our grasp of control.
Yet even when the pandemic does subside, we must reckon with the fact that the society that emerges will be profoundly different than the one that came before it. In myriad ways, daily life as we know it will have been fundamentally, and permanently, transformed. This brotherhood we have is a great platform where we can rely on each other to overcome whatever difficulties we may face.
I’m looking forward to this brotherhood to continue delivering the promise of being brother to one another and together we may rise again.
OP BaharudinMahyuddinDato’F, 77-79
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To keep up with the current hunger for fast information and continuing to be relevant across the board, OPA has been seen as an active group in various social media platforms. Here are the numbers of group members or followers accordingly:
The OPA Publicity and Social Media Report
The “Batch IC WhatsApp group” with representatives from the FMC cohort to OPs of Class 2018 was established in 2017 and is still active despite coming to its third year of existence.
The social group was set-up to enhance a two-way communication with all OPs. All MAJOR announcements such as promotions, death, accident etc is shared on this platform for Batch IC to share with or disseminate the information to their batchmates in their respective batches or intakes WhatsApp group.
This year, OPA Official Facebook & Instagram followers were at a new record high of 3,889 and 2,781 respectively. An online survey was conducted, and 84 % respondents were satisfied with OPA Social Media activity in 2020. This year, coverage on OPs involvement during the MCO Covid-19 was the highlight of the year in the overall publicity space.
FACEBOOKOfficial Page: Old Putera Association: 3,889 followers
INSTAGRAMOld Putera RMC: 2,781 followers
Facebook Closed Group: Ruang Santai OPs: 4,259 members
"Let’s connect "Let’s connect
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social media"social media"
OPAOPAin Social Mediain Social Media
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE LINE UP
HON. SECRETARY I
OP Chua Cheng Kean[F, 74-77]
VICE PRESIDENT
OP Thevendran CS ManiamKol, [B, 80-82]
OP Suhaimi bin Salleh[E, 77-80]
OP Jamil Baharuddin[E, 90-94]
OP Rozaidie binMustaffa
[A, 1993-1994]
OP Rizal Ali Naizali[H, 88-92]
OP Mohd ShamilMohd Yusof[D, 94-95]
OP Ahmad Hammamibin Muhyidin
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OP Omar Sharif Md Sani[E, 87-91]
OPA MANAGER
OP Amran Alias[F, 87-91]
PRESIDENT
OP Baharudin MahyuddinDato', [F, 77-79]
HON. SECRETARY 2
OP Mohd Rizmanbin Hj Ramli Lt Kol B
[1991-1995]
HON. TREASURER
OP Shamsul Afif Bin Abdul Waris
[E, 1991 – 1995]
OP Joherman Amir[E, 86-90]
OP Darien LiewTak Liang[C, 12-13]
OP Mohd ShamilMohd Yusof[D, 94-95]
OP Farouk Abd Khalid
[D, 89-93]
OP Khairul RidzwanMohd Ibrahim
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Congratulations to OP Mohd Kindil Md Akim Kepten TLDM - (E8384) who was appointed as the new Malaysian Defense Attaché in Italy.
Congratulations to OP Mahadzer Amin (A82-86) Who was promoted to the rank of Major General And carries the position of RMAF Chief of Staff, Air Operations Command.
Congratulations to OP Wan Jusaini Rizal Wan Nasruddin (C94-95) who was appointed as the Chief Executive Officer of FRIM Inc Sdn Bhd
OP Mohd Kindil Md Akim Kepten TLDM
OP Mahadzer Amin
OP Wan Jusaini Rizal Wan Nasruddin
Heartiest Congratulations to OP Zulfikar Mohd Ghazali (F89-93)
For being appointed as Region Five Marine Police Force Headquarters commander Kuching, Sarawak.
Heartiest Congratulations toOP Khairol Amali Ahmad (C83-87)
For being awarded National Defense University Malaysia’s Special Grade C (VK7) Lecturer which carries the title Professor.
Heartiest Congratulations to Ts Ir Jeffryl Azniel Bin Adzar
For being appointed Perak State Liaison Chairman forthe Association of Certified Integrity Officers Malaysia (ACeIO).
Heartiest Congratulations to Senior Minister of Education Senator Radzi Jidin
For the reappointment as Member of the Senate for a second term.
Heartiest Congratulations to OP Mohd Sayuthi Bakar (E83-87)
For being appointed as Deputy Director (Operations) Immigration Department of Malaysia.
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Nur Shaffik Bin Haris
Hussaini Bin Amran
Mohd Saifuddin Bin Mohd Shariff
Wan Shamsul Bahari Bin Wan Arshad
Ariffudeen Bin Said
Mohd Faizal Bin Bin Mohd Fadillah
Syaiful Irwan Bin Hassan
Johari Bin Sahak@Ishak
Nur Afeendi Bin Abdul Halil
Noorizral Bin Mohamed Noor
Adzhar Bin Yaman
Liew Yee Voon
Saiful Azlan Bin Mahmud
Isham Bin Ishak
Mohd Shukor Bin Norfiah
Yussrizal Bin Jamaluddin
Corie Bin Abdul Khalim
Mohd Kahar Bin Maadam
Thong Vie Cheong
Akmal Hazim Bin Azizi
Md Azraf Bin Md Yusop
Saiful Nizam Bin Tajuddin
Johan Alexander Zulkifli
Muhammad Nizam Bin Zakaria
Zainal Bin Ali
Fansuri Bin Alias
Mohd Radzi Bin Md Jidin
Wan Jusaini Rizal Bin Wan Nasruddin
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B, 1980-1982
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G, 1997-2000
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B, 1990-1995
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C, 2012-2013
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LMS 289
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LMC 083
LMM 1004
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10 MARCH 20212nd Virtual TTS Session
18 MARCH 2021 RMC’s Board of Governors Meeting
24 FEB 2021 The OPA President & Excos with OP Liew Choo Lian and OP Radzi meets up for ‘Better OPA’ proposal.
20 MARCH 2021 OPA Induction Night
11 MARCH 2021OPA President Meets up with RMC Commandant to discuss on several events planned for the year.
16 MARCH 202The accounts team meets up with the Auditor (Azzudin & Co) to discuss on technical matters.
26 JAN 2021 OPA President presents financial aid contribution from the OPA to RMC’s PIBG for Puteras from B40 Families.
16 FEB 2021 OPA 1st virtual TTS session
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25 APRIL 2021Iftar with 40 Ex Puteras from Intake (18/19).32 of them are prospect Cadets upon their final Foundation exams in UPNM
7 APRIL 2021FMC’s Representative Meet up with RMC’s Management
28 APRIL 2021 In Conjunction With OPA Golden Jubilee Celebration, OP President Baharudin Mahyuddin Paid A Courtesy Call to Chief Of Defence Forces OP Affendi Haji Buang. Among the agenda discussed were on the execution of The RMC Road To Excellence Plan.
2 APRIL 2021 RMC’s Passing Out Parade
23 MARCH 2021 OPA Stocktake with Auditors
24 MARCH 2021 EY Presentation with OPA Committee
29 MARCH 2021Visit to OPA Building by Customs Officer Tuan Rofaei and Customs Event at the Penthouse
30 MARCH 2021 Meeting to discuss on membership fees with previous HT
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2 MAY 2021 OPA Golf 9 Hole Challenge & Iftar, KGPA
3 MAY TILL 7 MAY 2021Fieldwork started with the team from Azzudin & Co for The Old Putra Association and Opa Building & Education Fund
4 AUGUST 2021Virtual Exco Meeting
6 MAY 2021 Iftar and Aidilfitri Contribution to RMC Puteras who are in need.
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In Remembrance of Our Dear Brothers ...
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Date of Passing: 11/1/2021OP ROBERT TEO KHENG LEE, LT KOL (R)
(H-Coy, 1959-1961) (T 041)
Date of Passing: 19/1/2021OP OTHMAN BIN SULAIMAN, LT KOL (R)
(B-Coy 1961-1963) (LMO 012)
Date of Passing: 2/2/2021OP CHUA CHENG YAM, RONIN
(H-Coy, 1974-1976) (LMC 025)
Date of Passing: 23/2/2021OP NASIR BIN ABDULLAH
(G-Coy, 1958-1961) (NM)
Date of Passing: 4/3/2021OP ZAHURIN BIN MUSA
(A-Coy, 1984-1988) (NM)
Date of Passing: 26/3/2021OP ADIS SUHAIRI BIN ABD HALIM
(B-Coy, 1981-1985) (NM)
Date of Passing: 31/3/2021OP ABAS BIN MOHD YUNUS, MEJ JEN (B)
(C-Coy, 1959-1961) (LMA 054)
Date of Passing: 1/4/2021OP NOR HASHIM BIN ISMAIL
(H-Coy, 1976) (NM)
Date of Passing: 14/4/2021OP MUHAMMAD AMIR IZZUDDIN
(F-Coy, 13-14)(NM)
Date of Passing: 2/5/2021OP IZHAM BIN AHMAD SUHAIMI
(B-Coy, 80-82) (LMI 037)
Date of Passing: 12/5/2021OP MOHD YUSNILLAH BIN
MOHD YUSOF, LT KOL (E-Coy 80-82) (NM)
Date of Passing: 15/5/2021OP CYRIL ANWAR BIN MAT SALLIH
(E Coy 86-90) (LMC 065)
Date of Passing: 16/5/2021OP AHMAD TAJUDDIN ZAINUDDIN
(C-COY, 65-68)(NM)
Date of Passing: 17/5/2021OP TUAN HASHIM TUAN MOHAMAD, LAKSDA (B) DATO' TLDM(A-Coy, 59-61) (T 049)
Date of Passing: 27/6/2021OP MUHAMMAD QABIL BENJAMIN BIN AHMAD NAZRI (E-Coy, 18-19) (NM)
Date of Passing: 21/6/2021OP MAZLAN BIN MOHAMMAD(F-Coy, 78-79)(LMM 232)
Date of Passing: 7/6/2021OP MUHAMMAD BIN YUNUS, MEJ JEN DATO'(D-Coy, 60-63)(LMM 180)
Date of Passing: 5/6/2021OP MOHAMAD YUSOP BIN ABDULLAH(B-Coy 76-77)(NM)
Date of Passing: 3/6/2021OP BADARUZZAMAN BIN ISMAIL (H-Coy 81-85)(NM)
Date of Passing: 4/7/2021OP KOAY SOO PIN (G-Coy, 80-82) (LMK050)
Date of Passing: 2/7/2021OP RASHID BIN IBRAHIM, DR(E-Coy, 67-70) (LMR 041)
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INTRODUCTION
The OPA Ikatan Kasih (IKOP) was founded by the late OP Sheikh Mohd Ghazali bin Sheikh Mohd
Yusoff on 18th December 2013 after the realization that there is an urgent need for a specific welfare section under the OPA to serve the needs of unfortunate Old Puteras (OPs).
IKOP objective is to help OPs in needs or “ditimpa musibah”, with emphasis on the health wellbeing of all OPs. The support includes moral, emotional and most importantly financial aid in order to assist the OP and their families in difficult times. IKOP assistance will be considered on case by case basis and order of priority to all OP’s regardless of their membership status with the OPA for the following situation.
Critical Illness (as generally classified by Insurance Companies).Prolong Disability.Natural Disaster or Accident.Death by Accident.Extreme PovertyFuneral Expenses.
REVIEW OF YEAR 2020 & 2021
In June 2020, IKOP donated RM500 to OP Muhammad Nur Hashurah (82 H) who was admitted to Pusat Jagaan Mental Nur Qhaseh, Ipoh, Perak for mental disorder.
In July 2020, IKOP including OPA and OP Nik Rizal (02), who represented OP Hafiz’s batchmate, initiated a meeting regarding Sumber Demi Hafiz (SDH) to discuss further on the future plans for OP Hafiz Abu Tahir (02F). OP Nik Rizal proposed to relaunch the SDH fund as well as to organize charity events with OPA and IKOP and to establish social media management and event planning tools.
In October 2020, IKOP donated RM500 to the mother of OP Ahmad Safuan (98F) who has a heart failure (Stage C). OP Ahmad Safuan’s mother passed away in February 2021.
Meanwhile in January 2021, OP Hafiz managed to receive assistance from PERKESO and IKOP (on behalf of OP Hafiz) whom submitted an application for Invalidity Pension or “Pencen Ilat” from PERKESO. PERKESO approved his application and OP Hafiz received his Invalidity Pension beginning June 2021 and will be given for the rest of his life.
Also in January 2021, IKOP donated RM2,000 to OP Fansuri (86) after his house caught fire inTaman Sri Keramat (AU2), Kuala Lumpur. There were no casualties and OP Fansuri’s family are safe.
OP Tan Sri Mohd Radzi (57-60 F) Advisor
OP Wan Muhammad Iszani (95-98 E) Chairman OP Omar Mat Noor (79-91 A) Treasurer
OP Yusmal (87-91 C) Secretary OP Prof Mohd Amir Shariffudin (63-66 C)Committee Member
OP Azaraie M. Ghazi (82-86 H) Committee Member
OP Gajjan (66-69 H)Committee Member
OPA IKATAN KASIH COMMITTEE MEMBERS
OP Azizi Hashim (83-87 A) Committee Member
OP Johari Yap (88-92 B) Committee Member
OP Cleophas (07-08 D) Committee Member
THE IKATAN KASIH (IKOP)OPAOPAB
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Paralysed waist down from freak accident At Tg Balau Kota Tinggi, Johor on 24th 2011. Currently, he is living with his family at Felda Semenchu, Kota Tinggi, JohorLatest condition - Bedridden
Brain tumour survivor.Currently, he is living with his family in Spring Ville, Ukay Perdana, Ulu Klang.Latest condition - suffering from heart issues, arthritis and blind left vision.
JKM recipient. Currently, he is living with his family in Temerloh, Pahang.Latest condition – Chronic abdominal and back pain.
Unemployed.Have a son who is unable to walk due to motorbike accident.Currently, he is living with his family in Kampung Telok Mas, Melaka.
Currently, he is living with his daughter in Shah Alam. Latest condition - Bedridden
Diabetes with complication.Currently, he is living with his wife (selling nasi lemak and part time cleaner) and 3 children (2 school going children and 1 two-years old) in Putra Height, Selangor.
Currently, she is living with her children in Bandar Seremban Selatan, Sungai Gadut, Negeri Sembilan.
Currently, she is living in Putra Heights, Subang Jaya, Selangor.
OP Hafiz Abu TahirF 02-05
OP Zakaria ShamsuddinD 64-67
OP Mohd Redza Nasarudin (A 83-87)
OP Rosli Md Tan (B 75)
OP Che Ismail Ahmad
OP Mohamed Sufian Bin Mohamed Taib (F 81)
Puan Salina Binti Saludin (Widow to OP Sheikh Osman)
Puan Robiah Bt Lazin (Widow to OP Wazilah Abdul Wahab H 82)
LIST OF OPs WHO ARE UNDER THE CARE OF IKOP
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In April 2021, IKOP has requested RM4,000 from OPA fund for “Sumbangan Ramadhan OPA 2021”, in which IKOP distributed to the following OPs in needs during the month of Ramadhan. The objectives of Sumbangan Ramadhan OPA 2021 were to help OPs in need during Ramadhan and to celebrate Hari Raya and also to get the latest update/information on specific OP in need. Here are the names of the recipients:
In the month of June 2021, IKOP donated RM500 each to the family of OP Badaruzzaman Ismail (81 H) and OP Mohamad Yusof who passed away in June 2021. IKOP has also donated RM2,000 to OP Idzaney (A 81) after his house caught fire in Kg. Petal, Kangar, Perlis.
OP Hafiz Abu Tahir (F 02)OP Zakaria Shamsuddin (D 64)OP Redza Nasarudin (A 83)OP Rosli Md Tan (B 75)
OP Che IsmailPuan Salina (widow to OP Sheikh Osman)Puan Robiah (widow to OP Wazilah (H 82)
O n the morning of 7 February 2021, OP Mohd Radzi Sheikh Ahmad, (F Coy; 1957-1960),
the Chairman of the FMC Port Dickson (1952-1961) Budak Boys’ Group presented a cheque for RM20,000 from the FMC Port Dickson Budak Boys’ donations to OP Fansuri Alias (HCoy; 1986-1990) with the presence of five other FMC Port Dickson intake representatives. The OPA President, OP Baharudin Mahyuddin (F Coy; 1977-1979), three other OPA Exco members, the OPA Manager and 10 other OPs were also present. OP Mohamad Sham, (H Coy; 1960-1963) also presented a cheque for RM4,000/ to OP Fansuri on behalf of a foundation of which he is Chairman.
The FMC Port Dickson (1952-1961) Budak Boys Group took the initiative to reach out to their fellow Budak Boys requesting for donations for OP Fansuri, whose house in Taman Seri Keramat, Kuala Lumpur caught fire on the night of 27 January 2021. The incident was a tragic experience for OP Fansuri and his family, however his whole family are safe and sound.
As quoted by Shannon L. Adler “One of the most important things you can do on this earth is to let people know they are not alone.” Fellow Budak Boys raised RM20,000 from donations of various amount. Donations that are still coming in will be credited to OP Fansuri’s bank account.
OP Fansuri and his wife were deeply moved by the care and concern shown by the FMC Port Dickson Budak Boys, the oldest goup of Old Puteras, and conveyed their profound thanks to all of them.
This camaraderie demonstrated was born out of our Budak Boy brotherhood, developed by a sense of togetherness forged on the parade grounds where we, as Puteras once marched.
The OPA salute the FMC Port Dickson (1952-1961) Budak Boys’ Group for the initiative to raise the money in support of an OP in need. Thank you to all OPs from OP FMC Group to young OPs that came forward to offer their assistance. May they all be blessed.
The FMC Port Dickson (1952-1961) Budak Boys’ Group
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BB Radzi presenting the RM20K to OP Fansuri OPA President in Red T-Shirt
BB Radzi presenting the RM4K to OP Fansuri OPA President in Red T-Shirt
The FMC Port Dickson (1952-1961) Budak Boys’ Group
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T he pioneers of the FMC/RMC are now in their 80s. Without doubt they have
fulfilled the expectation to serve as leaders in the many varied fields towards development of our country MALAYSIA.
Except for the no.1 post, we have OPs serving in every branch of Government services, as ministers, heads of GLCs, CEOs in the corporate sectors, bankers, educationists, scientists, researchers and the list continues.
Not to be forgotten are the self-made millionaires who had donated generously to the OPA development fund that today we have our own building an income to help the needy to pursue their education and to assist those going through difficulties in life. Our main contribution is towards military service where OPs had dominated the positions of Chiefs of Armed Forces, the three services and practically many heads of specialisation in the Military Services.
The College can be proud of the many bravery awards in the course of their duty. In sports the college continues to carry the national flag in international events including the Olympic games.
The common bond amongst the graduates of the college is the Old Putera Association (OPA) which has been in existence since 1971. The association has kept track of members’ achievements in life over the years and through their journey and social activities kept everyone in touch.
As the inaugural president of this Association, I had the honour of conducting the first meeting at my
residence in the Ministry of Defence. The pro-tem committee headed by OP Kadir Kasim had established the foundation for the OPA to function as an association. Starting with zero budget, I must thank the founding committee members for volunteering and supporting the association to commence its services to serve the OPs. My only regret was that I was duly posted to serve the Five Power Defence Arrangement (FPDA) at its Headquarters in Butterworth Airbase and could not continue to serve OPA whose activities were mainly concentrated in Kuala Lumpur area. With most members at the peak of their career, volunteers to serve the committee were scarce but the spirit continues.
Today the OPA can be proud of the fact that it is one of the leading alumni associations in the country with more than 3,000 registered members, and its own building and stable income to pursue its objective of serving the nation. Thanks to the generosity of its members who generously donate to its cause. We are proud to see our members as front liners to serve the needy and conduct social and welfare work during national disasters.
The OPA is generally well supported by members but differences amongst members are not an exception. In the spirit of goodwill issues are well managed through due process of comradeship.
The OPA has been in existence over 50 years. It is clear generation gap does exist and it’s starting to be obvious that the senior members are beginning to be out of touch with junior members. The members of the RMC at Port Dickson have
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established their own group and it is well supported by members in the group. They organise visits and social activities and kept members informed of the happening.
It maybe a good idea that similar arrangement be introduced for other members to accommodate membership within their own group who can keep in touch and socialise within the group. I do believe there exist similar groups based on intake.
Finally, may I take this pleasure of thanking members who have helped me over the years and kept in touch through thick and thin. It’s a rare opportunity to be able to serve the OPA from the beginning and to continue serving to this date in the Board of Trustee and Board of Appeal. Again, my grateful thanks that events have always been proceeding smoothly with member’s strong support.
Dawn is approaching and my time is up. The RMC has been my life. It’s been a long and pleasant journey of life. I pray that the college will continue to fulfil the nation’s need and wish all members a successful and peaceful future.
Thank you, RMC.
OP Shahrudin Mohd Ali (1956-59, A Coy)President of the OPA (1971-1972)
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Remember that block up the hill? That mass of concrete which to the normal person is just an array of buildings, rooms to inhabit and operate from?
But to us it means much more than that. It is more often than not a chest of priceless shared memories, it journals a slew of experiences and it holds indescribable meaning for all of us Old Puteras.
It was a place where we were congregated and inseminated with the principles we hold dear until today. A place where thousands of young boys turned and evolved into men.
For many of us today, we still hold dear the brotherhood and camaraderie of being Old Puteras, of having a common trait with many others of different ages, races and religions. Some of us pine and long for a place we can go to and call our Boys’ Adult Wing, a place for Old Puteras where everybody knows your name and you theirs.
Look no further as we do have such a space we can call home. The OPA building is an asset owned by our alma mater alumni association.
The 3-storey building includes the Penthouse where the OPA facilities and offices are located as well as a second floor and a ground floor which is currently rented out.
The penthouse houses top notch facilities including an equipped sound system to cater for events such as festivities, weddings as well as batch gatherings.
Feel free to have a sneak peek at the area and its packages by contacting the secretariat team. They’ll be more than happy to assist you and your value for money!
Penthouse, Bangunan OPA,Saujana Resort, Section U240150 Shah Alam, Selangor,Malaysia.
Phone numbers:P: +603-7846 3110F: +603-7846 3119
Email: [email protected]
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M ajlis Iftar Santai with the mission to present contributions from OP
Negeri Sembilan Chapter in an effort to support the CO 2 KAD project to help members in 2 KAD who are less able and orphans to welcome the arrival of Syawal.
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VIP and Invitation Attended
• Dato ’Baharudin Mahyuddin (OPA President)
• Mej. Gen Dato ’Nazari Abd Hadi (Chief of Army Training)
• Dato ’Kamarulzaman Maulud (Negeri Sembilan Chapte OP Advisor)
• Lt. Col Shahrudin bin Ariffin (PULAMOR Commander)
• Lt. Col Norfaisham bin Mohd Noor (Commanding Officerof the 2nd Regiment of the Royal Armor Corps)
• OP Rozaidie bin Mustafa (OPA Exco)
• OP Azmizam Zaman Huri (OP YB Port Klang)
• OP Azaruden American
• Officers - Officers of the 2nd Regiment of the Royal Armor Corps
• Member of OP Negeri Sembilan Chapter
• Member of FFG OPA
The organizing committee of this event was the Commanding Officer of the 2nd Regiment of the Royal Armor Corps, 5. Lt. Col Norfaisham bin Mohd Noor and assisted by OP Capt Muhd Fahmi Bin Abdullah and supported by the OP’s from Negeri Sembilan Chapter.
It started with a discussion between OP Lt Col Faisham Together with OP Zaidi King and OP Mat Malee in an effort to create a program between OPNSC and 2 Armor. An agreement was reached and a donation fund was opened via the OPNSC Whatsapp group.
The organising committee wishes to thank the OP Negeri Sembilan Chapter for their concern and enthusiasm to help make this charity event and get together a success.
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T oday, 60 years ago, on 20 Jun 1961, (Tues) a parade was held to commemorate the official
opening of the new FMC camp in Sungai Besi.
FMC moved out of its camp in Port Dickson into its new camp in Sungai Besi at the end of the first term of schooling on 21 Apr 1961. The Boys reported to the new FMC camp in Sungai Besi after their first term school break on 14 May 1961.
85 Officer Cadets from the two intakes (Regular 04 and Regular 05) of the Cadet Wing and 240 Budak Boys from the eight companies of the Boys' Wing took part in the Parade.
DYMM Seri Paduka Baginda Yang Di-Pertuan Agong took the royal salute and inspected the parade. Present together were the Sultan of Selangor, the Prime Minister, the Deputy Prime Minister/Minister of Defence and the Chief of Staff, Federation of Armed Forces.
A number of cabinet ministers, foreign diplomats, heads of Ministries/Departments and other invited guests were also there to commemorate joyous occasion.
FMC, by then RMC, moved out of the Sungai Besi camp into its present camp in Bukit Belimbing in 2013.
TODAY IN THE HISTORY OF RMC (then, FMC)
O n 31 August 1957, Malaya was declared an independent nation – the Federation of
Malaya.The lowering of the Union Jack
and the raising of the flag of the new Federation of Malaya was held as the clock stroke midnight at the “padang” in front of the State Secretariat Building, Kuala Lumpur by Tunku Abd Rahman, the Prime Minister. The Proclamation of Independence Ceremony was held on Saturday, 31 August 1957 at the Stadium Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur and a Merdeka Parade was held on Sunday, 1 September 1957 along the road in front of the Federal Secretariat Building, Kuala Lumpur.
A contingent of 43 Budak Boys took part in the ceremony in Stadium Merdeka and in the Merdeka Day Parade on Sunday, 1 September 1957, in front of the Federal Secretariat Building, Kuala Lumpur. The Budak Boys stayed at the Methodist Boys’ School, Kuala Lumpur during the two days and nights they were there.
On Saturday, 31 August, 20 of them were in Merdeka Stadium as ground keepers. They were able to witness the whole Proclamation of Independence ceremony by Tunku Abdul Rahman, the new Prime Minister, attended by the Yang DiPertuan Agong, the Malay Rulers, the Duke of Gloucester, representing the Queen of England and other dignitaries.
Amongst those who were there were Charles and Richard Stevenson, Cheng Wah, Lau Chong See,
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The FMC PD BUDAK BOYSThe FMC PD BUDAK BOYSMuhammad Shuhud Saaid, (all from Intake 1953); Jamaluddin Ali, Lee Siak Ling, Mohd Muslim Ayob, Pritam Singh, Sulaiman Mat Tekur, Tejinder Singh and Wong Quee Sin (all from Intake 1954); Abd Wahab Nawi, Aris Fadzilah, Au Yong Kum Min, Azhar Mohd Sumin,Harban Singh, Khoo Hing Siang, and Salih Amran (all from Intake 1955); Au Yon Yong Kum Fong, Frank Beltran (all from Intake 1956).
On Sunday, 1 September 1957, the Budak Boys participated in the Merdeka Parade, together with the contingents from the Armed Forces, the Police and other Government departments, along the road in front of the Federal Secretariat Building, Kuala Lumpur, with the first Yang DiPertuan Agong taking the salute.
It was indeed a proud occasion for the Budak Boys who were there to participate in these historic events. Hopefully, after 64 years, those who were there could still recollect the occasions. They may not be with us today but their spirit were there 64 years ago. A good number are no longer with us ........ may their souls rest in peace.
OP Nawawi Mat Desa (F Coy; 1959-1961)
The Proclamation of Independence Ceremony in Stadium Merdeka on
Saturday, 31 August 1957 note the group of Budak Boys, right, below of the photo.
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OPA 50th Anniversary Mug
26 May 2021
OPA Golden Jubilee Limited Edition Car Sticker
31 May 2021
OPA 50th Anniversary Face Mask
08 May 2021
OPA 50th Anniversary Metal Keyholder
The Launch of OPA Golden Jubilee Merchandise
Dear fellow OPs,
In January 2021, the OPA initiated the idea to digitize our RMC Yearbook or affectionately known as “The Bugler”. We believe that it is crucial for OPA to archive one of the most important publications in the digital era. This is OPA’s small contribution to preserve our Alma Mater history.
The collections represent an invaluable contribution by Budak Boys from the earliest 1965’s edition. Our Digital Bugler Library provides a permanent record of each year as seen and told by the Commandant, Teachers and the Puteras (Budak Boy).
We would like to personally thank the RMC administration and the following OPs for loaning their Bugler hard copies to us during the first phase of this project. Some of them were truly excited about this project and even came forward to the OPA Building personally to pass their Bugler copies to the OPA Secretariat.
• OP Hanifah Yoong Yin Fah (H, 1965-1968)
• OP Cheah Eng Seng (G, 1969-1972)
• OP Md Yunos bin Md Nor (A, 1974-1977)
• OP Abd Aziz bin Ahmad (E, 1975-1976)
• OP Aref bin Borhan (A, 1981-1985)
• OP Ahmad Rais bin Ismail (C, 1985-1987)
• OP Mohd Saifullizan bin Mohd Khalid (D, 1989-1993)
• OP Ahmad Arif bin Astaman (B, 1995-1996)
• OP Mohd Fadzli bin Kasim (E, 1995-1998)
• OP Mohd Azzam bin Ramli (G, 2000-2003)
• Maktab Tentera Diraja (MTD) Administration
• OPA Archives & Library
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We hope you will enjoy visiting our Digital Bugler Library by clicking the link below:http://www.opa.org.my/digital-library/digital-bugler/
God willing, we shall continue to expand the digital library in the future.Thank you.SERVE TO LEADArchives and Library sub-committeeOld Putera Association
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The day-to-day OPA operations and activities are normally done at the Penthouse in the
OPA Building in Saujana Resort. However, like humans, buildings too long for care and attention. Hence, this year there were a few upgrading works and repairs done to the OPA Building. Here are the updates:
TNB Repairs and Upgrading Works
On 4 March 2021, there were faulty issues at the TNB Ara Damansara Substation & TNB Subang Substation which caused the OPA Building to lose its electricity supply from 10 am-9pm.
Upon further inspection, some damage was also found on the OPA
Genset, and the TNB technical team managed to resolve the issues and restore the electricity supply at 10pm.
Repairs to Main Water Pump
On 27th March 2021, the basement of the OPA Building was flooded due to heavy rain. The maintenance team noticed that there were issues with the main water pump. Hence action was taken to repair and the building could only utilize the second smaller pump. On 28th of March 2021, ongoing repairs were done and the issue was resolved successfully for the main water pump to operate at full capacity once more.
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Upgrading Works for Entry and Exit Signage to OPA Building
On 28th June 2021, the existing blurred stop road signage and no entry signage were replaced with new ones making it a more prominent signage for road users and those going in and out of the OPA Building.
The flood barrier for the entry to access TNB room at the basement of the OPA Building was also heighten and repaired.
Other Maintenance and Repairs Done to the OPA Building
Also on 28th June 2021, the roof was given extra attention with repairs to improve the water proofing sealer for the Penthouse & Customs Office
The Cleaning of clogged drains due to mud and dried leaves.
"My father was a professional military man. When he was 14, he left his small village in Perak to join the Federated Military College, now known as Royal Military College (RMC). A man of few words, he brought us up in the only way he knew — the military way.
When I was 16, I followed in his footsteps and joined the RMC. One of the biggest lessons I learnt from him happened when I was caught breaking a major college rule. The punishment meted out included having my head shaved and my father, a Commanding Officer based in Johor Bharu, was notified of course.
When dad showed up at my college, I knew I was in a lot of trouble. He didn't say much, except "Hello" and "Follow me". He took me out to a banana leaf restaurant and we had a quiet lunch.
After our meal, he told me something that has stuck with me to this day. "Shah," he began. "You can do whatever you want in your life but you'll have to accept the consequences of your decisions and actions. You've got to take full responsibility and not expect anyone to help you out if you land yourself in trouble. What you get yourself into, you get out of it yourself. Also remember that what you do may also affect others. So, before you decide to do anything, ask if your actions will affect anyone else."
This was a lesson I learnt from my father at 16. It was also a Banana Leaf lunch that I'll never forget!"
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Father: Hussein Ali Piah, 83, Retired Army Major General
Son: Shah Redza Hussein, 59, Director of Perak State Parks
Belang Harimau BesiThe book entitled Somalia: Belang Harimau Besi or Striped Iron Tiger tells the true story of the struggles for more than 90 members of the Malaysian Battalion (MALBATT 1) who risked their lives to rescue US soldiers in fighting in Somalia in 1993. A history worth to be told that happened 27 years ago.
The honoured book was launched at the 19th Battalion of the Royal Malay Regiment Mechanized (19 RAMD Mek) on 26 March 2021.
The book launching ceremony was officiated by the Commander of the Army (PTD) General Tan Sri Datuk Zamrose Mohd Zain. The author of the book is Maj Gen Dato 'Mohd Halim Khalid.
He was among the 90 officers and members of the 19th Battalion RAMD (Mek) involved in the UN peacekeeping mission (MALBATT 1 UNOSOM II) in
Mogadishu, Somalia. A historic event involving the 4th Platoon of Company B 19 RAMD (Mek) on 27 Sept 1993 led by him in the Benadir Supreme Court area while on duty to control the security of the court involving several senior UNOSOM judicial officers from becoming victims of militia factions. The tragedy of this great battle showed an extraordinary spirit of courage regardless of personal safety, where he and his members fired back and fought with the militia to save the lives of UNOSOM judicial officers.
He was later awarded the new Fifth Division commander. Maj Gen Mohd Halim Khalid is now the highest-ranking decorated serviceman. Maj Gen Dato’ Mohd Halim Khalid, 58 earned his PGB while serving with the UN in Somalia in 1993 with the 19th RMR (Mek).
According to a statement by Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka (DBP) as the publisher of the book, DBP suggested that the Ministry of Education (MOE) allow the book ‘Somalia: Belang Harimau Besi’ to be part of the syllabus in schools in an effort to increase the spirit of patriotism of students.
The book retails at RM40 and can be purchased via DBP’s website at dbpniaga.my
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T he U.S. Embassy in Kuala Lumpur hosted a virtual send-off ceremony to mark
their appointment, attended by Ambassador Brian D. McFeeters and Lieutenant General Dato’ Hashim bin Aman Shah, Assistant Chief of Staff, Defense Operation and Training, Malaysian Armed Forces.
Ambassador McFeeters said “the Malaysians who study at the U.S. service academies serve as ambassadors of Malaysia to the United States and make lifelong connections with U.S. service members and citizens. These bonds continue to strengthen our relationships. Cadets Nicholas and Khairel are joining the ranks of these impressive Malaysians today.”
Nicholas Ong Yong XenNicholas Ong Yong Xen has been appointed to the U.S. Naval Academy (USNA) in Annapolis, Maryland. Nicholas attended SMK Puchong Utama (1) before joining the Royal
Military College (RMC) in 2019. At USNA, Nicholas will study cyber operations, and he is committed to becoming a navy officer with the Royal Malaysian Navy.
Nicholas graduated as a valedictorian from the Royal Military College (RMC), inspiring and influencing his cohorts and academic teachers. He earned the “Director of Studies Award” from RMC for his excellent academic achievement. He wants to study Cyber Operations at USNA and aspires to be a seaman upon commissioning in the Royal Malaysian Navy.
A recipient of the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award and Gold award in English speech competition, he has held many leadership roles including being a rank holder at RMC. He is active in sports and has won several championships in taekwondo and robotics.
Nicholas completed the Malaysia Certificate Examination-SPM (O-Level equivalent). He is the first in his family to serve in the military.
Mohamed Khairel Adha bin Mohd KhaireeMohamed Khairel Adha bin Mohd Khairee will attend the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. A Taiping native, Khairel attended SMK King Edward VII prior to joining the National Defense University (UPNM) for his foundation studies. Khairel will study Aeronautical Engineering at USAFA and hopes to become a Royal Malaysian Air Force’s fighter pilot upon completion of his studies.
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At age 13, he attended King Edward VII Secondary School and learned to adapt to new and challenging environments. Khairel is a student leader, rank holder and a musician. He speaks Japanese and has participated in student exchange program in Japan. Khairel is very active in sports especially field hockey and cricket. He is goal-oriented, establishes pathways to success, and leads people there.
Khairel completed Foundations in Management at the National Defense University Malaysia with total CGPA of 4.00. He is the first in his family to serve in the military.
His principle in life is to aim higher than his dream. He believes those who work hard and never give up in life are always rewarded with success in the end.
Ahmad Yusuf Bin Ahmad Azani
A hmad Yusuf grew up in the United Kingdom, he knew nothing about Bahasa
Melayu, which was tough for him when he first enrolled into Klang High School at age 13, when he returned to Malaysia. However, he soon picked up his mother tongue and got in touch with his roots. He excelled in his PT3, which eventually landed him an offer in RMC.
His deep passion for military school was inspired by his father, who also graduated from RMC, and his grandfather who fought against the communist.
Yusuf has been undergoing training at USNA since June 19 2017 and returned home with a Bachelor of Science in Cyber Operations on June 4.
Yusuf will be commissioned as a junior lieutenant of the RMN and then follow the Executive Officer Qualification Course at KD Sultan Idris I (the RMN College at the Lumut naval base) this September.
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Heartiest Congratulations to OP Ahmad Yusuf Bin Ahmad Azani, who graduated from United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland on 6th June 2021.
Ahmad Yusuf Ahmad Azani stands with the flag of Malaysia drapped over his shoulders as international students are recognized during the Graduation and Commissioning Ceremony for the United States Naval Academy’s Class of 2021.
With the proud parents.
Mental health refers to human mental health which affects emotions, thoughts and
actions. Nowadays there are various mental awareness campaigns which has the same mission which is to give awareness to the society.
There are various types of mental health problems such as Schizophrenic, Bipolar, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Depression, and Anxiety.
Today I would like to share my experience and information about depression and anxiety from the point of view of a patient. The cause of this mental health problem varies according to each person. Some are caused by chemical imbalances in the brain, some are caused by heredity or genetics in their family. As for me, it was due to a “Traumatic Incident” in my life.
Generally, a traumatic incident refers to any situation that occurred either during childhood or in later phase of life, which might have caused physical, emotional, spiritual, or psychological harm to the person experiencing it. It may be extremely big and changes the mindset of someone.
Meanwhile, depression is a mood disorder which gives the impression that someone is in the lowest state
of his/her life and this could occur in a very long period of time if left untreated. The person will feel hopeless, extreme insecurity, having trouble sleeping at night, and they will tend to isolate themselves for a long period of time. This will normally be coupled with sadness and crying. The most dangerous action is, they can have suicidal thoughts that leads to ending their lives in silo.
Anxiety on the other hand, is where you feel like your heart is going at a 1000/mph but your body is stagnant, you can’t move, you are not doing any extreme activities, you will be feeling extremely annoyed and confused as if your life will end as fast as a lightning.
The effects of depression and anxiety are, it will affect the way we think, it will affect your focus in daily activities and routine and it will definitely be difficult for the person to lead and handle a normal life.
Nowadays, given the modern technology advancement and infrastructure, society are still in the dark on what constitutes mental health and how people with mental health disorders are leading their lives in the dark. This is due to the lack of exposure and unluckily for those affected by this, they will be a
victim of societal prejudice.For example, if there was a person
who wants to attempt suicide due to a bad breakup or relationship, society will be laughing at them and give cynical point of views. Yet, what they don’t know is that mental health is a serious condition similar to physical health. When someone has anxiety, some will label them as crazy and commonly in the Malay community, the patient will be labelled as “kurang agama” or less religious. This has to stop!
Mental health has been recognised by our health ministry and WHO, World Health Organisation as cognitive, behavioral and emotional well-being.
For those who suffer from these symptoms, help is all around you. You should find someone who is a close friend, whom you can trust, and let them know about your troubles. Secondly, from a professional point of view, find a health clinic where you can make an appointment with a psychiatrist. Please do prioritize on your mental health.
Help is around the corner my friend.
OP Azri Asyraf Zulkefli (Bravo Coy 2012/13) for Yayasan Rapera
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