My NSF OC say before malingering is worsen the condition by
fainting without preventing it. He also say unhygienic (eg. getting
foot rot, soil diease) can be charge. Well I must say this OC is a
very famous CPT in SAF especially in BMT. Guess who is he? (Clue:
Don't drag your boots! Whole lot knock it down!) Btw, I did see MO
about shortage of breath and chest pain during run. But he say is
just physical exhaustion and muscle ache. Polyclinic doctor say the
same thing but give me a inhaler I request from him. Army doctor
cannot be trusted. Polyclinic doctor hard to request specialist.
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1. Uh.... no. Maligering means faking an illness when you don't
have one.
Your OC is talking rubbish.
As a medic, I've seen plenty of fainting cases before, and none
were ever charged for malingering..... because it is totally not
malingering.
2. Foot rot is technically a chargeable offence, but I have
never heard of anyone actually getting charged for that.
After all, wasting cookhouse food is also a chargeable offence,
but no one has ever been charged for that.
3. 'Don't drag your boots! Whole lot knock it
down!'
Sorry, but that sounds like every 3SG and above at Tekong.
4. If the MO says that it's just physical exhaustion, then it
most probably is.
Every mother's son who is not physically fit will have chest
aches and shortness of breath the first few times they go for
physical training.
If you have never even experienced this during your PE sessions
in school, then I must question whether your PE teacher was doing
his job.