im not a tech, im an air operations fighter group specialist for
the records.
lim chu kang camp u will be posted there during some part of ur
training, and no i dun think you can be an airforce tech unless u
got ooced some part pf ur training and they're lazy to post you
somewhere else i guess.
u can go to 160,163 or 165.. many different ADA weapons to be
manned.. when you go there then you'll know which weapon you'll
specialise in.. and be ready for lotsa PT like pull ups and soc..
Every ADA personnel i know can do at least 10..
as for staying out, no i don't think. you're like just most
combat vocations where your training is done staying in. and even
after you've successfully completed your training..
the thing is ADA is not really airforce.. its still more
armylike then rsaf..
Hey! Thanks Stellazio!!!
my mind is much clearer now.
i am mentally prepared...
OOC ? hmm....well...currently...i am waiting for a
letter for my appointment date to see a lung specialist. i
used to have chest pains since secondary 2. but i
had never seen a doctor about it as i "thought" it wasn't serious.
how serious it is? well...if i play soccer for lets say
30-45mins....suddenly...theres a very sharp pain in the left chest
and i must stop running or even jogging....stop playing soccer and
immediately rest...otherwise...i think i would have overwhelmed
myself with pain.
i believe my Sunken Chest was the result of
this...which i was born with it. the doctors dunno anything about
my experience or what i had went through all this years.
also, i am wearing braces now and in 2-3 months time, i will be
taking it off and once its off, i will be going for my
Lower Jaw Operation, which CMPB had highlighted to
me about my Lower Jaw problem.
so with these kind of medical report....do you think i am suitable
to even fit into any of the squadrons for training? i have to let
them know all this within the 1st week. best would be on the 1st
day.
