3G ARMY SUX!

last SG · 2006-08-24T22:12:55+00:00

Call hotline is one thing but they also called their father or mother to complain to higher authorithies n also complained to SAFPU for ill treatment.

packjust SG

I really have my worries with people like them in charge of our national security and future. Confused

packjust SG

Nope...

hairymonster83 SG

whey....whey.... whey....... booooo hooooooo............

all u Farking Little B|tches.... whinning and crying all the time.... getting tough treatment from your NS time and then coming to this forum to cry about it and b|tch about it all the time......

SHUT UP.......

Farkers....

psst............... Evil or Very Mad

wisefool83 SG

I think the increased in the unwillingness to endure hardship does reflect to a certain degree the softening of our new generation of youths. Yet it may also to a largeer extent, refelct the increase in education of the new generation. People who had more education know the means to voice out their unwillingness; the point here is that it may not necessary be that the new generation youths have more complains, but because the older generation do not know how to complain.
This is however, certainly not to say that it is a good thing. Complaints are contagious and reluntance in performing duties will certainly have an adverse effect on our military morale, fighting spirit and ethos.
I think the possible solution to this case would be to have more military and national education that aim to reduce the individualism among current generation and instill in Singaporeans more team spirit and increase our willingness to sacrifice.

MrFugue SG

Mind you,Singapore's Geopolitical situation is not under threat unlike times in 1986,1991 etc. With our neighbour's plans to develop Special Economic Zones in Riau/Batam and Southern Johor into a special hub.It is unlikely to become a forseeable warzone in the future.

imDANIEL SG

Why??? You dont have the guts to join the army???

scared?? Laughing

gnoik SG

Somehow i agree with u.

If i were the threaadstarter, i will oso finish ns liao than go Uni. only 2 months and serve and fark off le. Even though ord is sept, i can look for a part time job after ord.

In this way , i got a few cash to spare before i start Uni. Instead of keeping asking from parents.

Imagine u resume ns after graduate. All ard u will be 3-4 yrs younger than u.

Don't flame me wor~~ Mr. Green

givemeluck SG

complain is ok .... call hotline no problem , but the things that they complained , and the reason that they called hotline for..... boils my blood.

in my 2yr life in ns , i finally understand the meaning of 'ah gua ping' . really feel like punching them in the face because these ppl always caused manpower shortage resulting in very heavy duties for everyone.

if SAF takes in every small little complains , which they did.... , i bet i can see some major changes when i come back for reservist.

1)only 10 pushup per 30mins

LazerLordz SG

It's a good tactic. That few months after graduation, you get paid doing NS while you have more time to find a job.

Not to mention that most graduates, though they return to their parent unit, will eventually serve in Headquarters rather on the ground.

Urroh SG

Only a few months what, your junior soldiers will respect you cause you old bird. Sure you had met some disruptees coming back to complete their ns.

Dun understand why people prefer to waste a year waiting for uni intake. When you can save at least six months of your time and earn more when in working life than a year doing part time or Temp work. Rolling Eyes

Think long term future la! BTW i not flaming you!! Twisted Evil

Marco_Simone SG

I went back to NS when I was 25 years old.My QM an air level punk at 20+ years old knew I uni grad and super lao jiao didnt really touch me.Most of the time,I was doing vehicle commander duties and touring Singapore.That was how I spent most of my remaining NS liabilities. Wink

lwflee SG

I think this JC-Hokkien peng dichotomy is a self-perpetuating myth. In my experience, they are the same; most would rather be doing something else. There are lazy ones, bochup ones, etc in both camps.

LazerLordz SG

I had this section instructor during my recourse days, he was 25, having returned from Leeds with a MA in Aerospace Engg. And the rest of us were 22,23, 3SGs with one month or two to go before ORD.

He practically hung out in our bunk, because he couldn't get along with the JC "students" who were his fellow instructors and PCs. Laughing According to him, it was a culture shock to be back in SAF after 5 years in England. He actually came back the night before he was supposed to report to camp, and he said, "Wah, yesterday morning I was having breakfast at Teeside Airport, and today, bloody hell, must remember to scan 11B at Tekong cookhouse" Laughing

packjust SG

There's a rule stated by the Uni that says that the most they are willing to reserve a place for me is maximum 2 years. That is, 2 years after my application and if I didn't go and study, my place will be given (yes, without my consent) to another candidate.

It's not easy to secure a place in the local Uni, so why throw the chance away like that. Who knows if I were to reapply again and didn't manage to get in 'cos of the quota or whatever reasons and I have to wait another year? The total waiting time would not be just a year, it would be 2 years or even more...

LazerLordz SG

Hey, you did the right choice la bro.

markzz SG

*raises hand shyly *

SGT... I dowan to do Guard Duty tonight!

I've got a date with Ditzy! Embarassed

Let Recruit Mono cover my duties, okie? Laughing

22 S.A.S Regiment SG

i agree with ya..ye gotta earn their respect..only then will they respect u and get the job done swee swee ..these kind of softies ought to be sent for special tekan sessions

22 S.A.S Regiment SG

SGT: can..provided you do perm gaurd duty in a 4 by 4 cell in DB

22 S.A.S Regiment SG

heh heh..yeah man..got chance to study at uni..jump to it man..fug the army..im hitting the books first..

Rockhound SG

mono intakes alot of hokkien pengs

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