one of the better vocations are quartermaster and transport
supervisor. these are the few vocations where pes C personels can
be promoted to 3SG rank, without going through sispec training,
which they are not eligible for anyway.
of the more siong position, there's combat medic, which means
you will have to go outfield pretty often.
you can be vocated as clerks, storeman, driver and other support
vocations, which are quite slack.
as a signaller, you would be most likely be assigned to hq,
where you most likely will work in office environment.
as regimental police, be camp guard for the rest of ur ns, and
be revocated as rifleman during ur reservist.
for naval posting, most likley you will end up in a land-based
posting, e.g. radar operator in naval bases etc.
You make it sound like CQMS & TPT supps are easy
vocation. I rather be a man then be in those vocation.
Super stressful vocation. Storemen and drivers aren't easy people
to deal with. Anything that happens to them, you will be the
person answerable for them.
For combat medics, doesn't mean automatically die die will
chiong sua. This totally depends on which unit you are posted
to. A combat medic posted to Tekong will only need to attend
to RECs during field camp and not participate at all.
Clerks, drivers and storemen ...slack? Again depend on what
unit. Where I come from, the combat support side rarely get
enough rest during peak period (which comes every 2 months + for
me). I am in transport - stay in personnel and I usually only
get to see home only once a week, for a few hours. The
storemen I worked with have to deal with stores in god forsaken
hours. I've seen the pressure clerks have to deal to come out
with documents in a short span of time. Eg; the nominal roll
of personnel in each companies. Slack? Sure, physically it
is, but mentally draining. Try doing it for $400 a month.
No comment for the rest.