A rapid reaction Force for Singapore?
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Originally posted by tripwire:i think its well known that 75 percent of singapore GNP are dependent on sea lanes...
BUT... i think many didnt realise that.. while singapore is the most sea lane dependent nation... MALAYSIA is THE second most sea lane dependent nation with 66 percent of their GNP requireing the use of the Sea lanes.. or SLOC as most people call it....
Furthermore... the regional SLOC are the artery for many nation's trade... an SLOC blockade would surely bring swift response from all major, global and regional powers into the conflict....
hopefully it wouldnt start a world war 3 here over strait of malacca and strait of singapore -
Originally posted by Matlaysia:
Malaysians are so vulgar... No manners.....
only one reason, NDU sounds like a [b]pussy name and will not threatened the Mudlanders as much as Special Sea air and land team. These guys will be the ones that will put Lekiu into her watery grave when she is anchored at port.[/b]
Your MaMa nvr teach u manners huh?
Or Dr MaMa teaches this way? -
errr... matlaysia is from singapore.pls read carefullyOriginally posted by [G]oggles:Malaysians are so vulgar... No manners.....
Your MaMa nvr teach u manners huh?
Or Dr MaMa teaches this way? -
relax!!! Mistaken identity but what you said is true Muds landers do have manners because Dr Mud taught them so!Originally posted by [G]oggles:Malaysians are so vulgar... No manners.....
Your MaMa nvr teach u manners huh?
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Commandos are considered to be like the special forces of singapore like the Green Berets and Rangers. The NDU is the singaporean version of the Sea Air And Land Team. While the UK vesion of the elite paratrooper force that can spear head any combined infantry attack because of their combat readiness and training.Originally posted by want to know:Is there a reason why Guards are called Guards instead of Marines?
What is the difference between Commando, Guards and Infantry? And what is their role. Is it true that Infantry is where all the lousy and not so highly educated soldier go to? -
Our guards Are really elite , 1 of my frend from 2rd gurds when to hawaii early dis yr for 1 month to train with the U.S navy seals
what you got to say about that .
but to me i respect guards , more cos they do more things , but ppl always look up to commados , maybe cammandos are de 1st to go ...
anyway i`m not from guards,infantry nor cammando -
All singapore military force units should be treated with equal respected including adminstration , infantry ,medic......etc each individual plays an important part of singapore mainland defense.Commando and guard are singapore's elite forces,true.Without medics etc they are to some extend crippled.i always believe singaporean views should be broaden rather then being confined into one aspect.Parent always told us dont be like a sweeper.......and we grown up thinking sweeper is a lowly educated and unprofessional people.Originally posted by gUms:Our guards Are really elite , 1 of my frend from 2rd gurds when to hawaii early dis yr for 1 month to train with the U.S navy seals
what you got to say about that .
but to me i respect guards , more cos they do more things , but ppl always look up to commados , maybe cammandos are de 1st to go ...
anyway i`m not from guards,infantry nor cammando
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All singapore military force units should be treated with equal respected including adminstration , infantry ,medic......etc each individual plays an important part of singapore mainland defense.Commando and guard are singapore's elite forces,true.Without medics etc they are to some extend crippled.i always believe singaporean views should be broaden rather then being confined into one aspect.Parent always told us dont be like a sweeper.......and we grown up thinking sweeper is a lowly educated and unprofessional people.Originally posted by gUms:Our guards Are really elite , 1 of my frend from 2rd gurds when to hawaii early dis yr for 1 month to train with the U.S navy seals
what you got to say about that .
but to me i respect guards , more cos they do more things , but ppl always look up to commados , maybe cammandos are de 1st to go ...
anyway i`m not from guards,infantry nor cammando
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Yup... One truly appreciates medics only after he has been messed up bad (during training).
"MEDIICCC!!!" -
2nd guards has not existed for YEARS... did u get that right???Originally posted by gUms:Our guards Are really elite , 1 of my frend from 2rd gurds when to hawaii early dis yr for 1 month to train with the U.S navy seals -
i have no quarrels with their noble role, but i don't feel the same about their professional attitude, or rather, the lack of it...Originally posted by LeFire:Yup... One truly appreciates medics only after he has been messed up bad (during training).
"MEDIICCC!!!"
they can be quite nua and some of them are seriously out of practice... NSFs even... inexcusable.
they are supposed to be good at what they do cos people actually die if they screw up. but their training and professional conduct quite chia lat lah... -
2ND GUards at bedok
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Oh well, the first malay medic that attended to me after a recon motorbike accident was pretty good. Nice fellow. Not that pleased about the MO at Nee Soon though... Bugger let a couple of officers overtake me when I was waiting in the center.
The pain was uncomfortable
, but worse was the fact that I needed to go crap bad! Real bad! 
In the end, went hopping off to the darned loo in disgust... Came back, still have to wait!
In the end, after abt 2 hours for MO evaluation and transfer before the doc at TTHS finally told me that I had 4 broken "Beckham bones".
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What on earth are Beckham bones? They got bones named after him liao?!
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Nah... they are just a simple nickname for those straight bones in your foot. Saves me the trouble of spelling them.
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well... i'm guilty of jumping queue tooOriginally posted by LeFire:Oh well, the first malay medic that attended to me after a recon motorbike accident was pretty good. Nice fellow. Not that pleased about the MO at Nee Soon though... Bugger let a couple of officers overtake me when I was waiting in the center. but i'm only a spec back then...
seriously lah... thats what i hate about medical centre too... u wait till u turn blue. i usually tell them that i have something very very important to do back at my company and they'll be damned if i'm late
i knew this malay medic who was really good too... we always let him take our blood test after overseas missions... no pain and no fuss. one needle, 10 seconds, done. great guy
but there are some who are just plain nua! brought one out on mission once and we ended up carrying his stretcher for him cos he was going to concuss...