OTOT – Own Time, Own Target
Origin: English/Singlish/Army Lingo – Acronym for “Own Time, Own Target”
OTOT which stands for “Own Time, Own Target” is a phrase first used in Army Camps when conducting shooting practice at a range for the soldiers.
Instructions will be given to soldiers in this manner: “Firers watch the front, firers watch the front, target/enemy 400m, own time, own target, carry on”.
It is also used in a casual manner when soldiers are being informed that they have free time.
Phrase:
Sergeant briefing his Trainees: “Gentlemen, tonight there is no night training so you guys OTOT, but please book in by 2359hrs.”