Will there be a difference in "attitude"
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hmmm... it shows doesn't it.. look at his conduct as a lea-duh now...Originally posted by Atobe:You got to be kidding if the Son did any area cleaning.
He had a body guard living in the same room 24 hours a day, and on hand during training.
The best part is that while everyone at OCS is being trained in the physically demanding role TO BE an Officer, he was being trained to be a General.
Did he take on any role as an Officer during training ?
He was observing the entire training exercise from a "helicopter" perspective.
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Welcome to Singapore, where despite all pretences to the contrary, meritocracy has more to do with your bloodline and/or affiliation to the ruling elite rather than your actual performance.
By a similar vein, the same criteria also determines the magnitude of your fall from grace (or lack thereof) should you f*** up -
but history has always shown that dynasties don't last beyond 3 generations...Originally posted by Viper52:Welcome to Singapore, where despite all pretences to the contrary, meritocracy has more to do with your bloodline and/or affiliation to the ruling elite rather than your actual performance.
By a similar vein, the same criteria also determines the magnitude of your fall from grace (or lack thereof) should you f*** up -
Quite true.... I second that.Originally posted by technowizardry:but history has always shown that dynasties don't last beyond 3 generations... -
Hahahaha!! I'm not surprised. I was attached to Artillery for awhile for some exercises. Heard from the encik that the man ( the Son)couldn't shoot for nuts!! His friend had the "priviledge" of getting f**ked by the Son for sitting atop a pile of mortar bombs (in the casings) and smoking at the same time...Originally posted by Atobe:You got to be kidding if the Son did any area cleaning.
He had a body guard living in the same room 24 hours a day, and on hand during training.
The best part is that while everyone at OCS is being trained in the physically demanding role TO BE an Officer, he was being trained to be a General.
Did he take on any role as an Officer during training ?
He was observing the entire training exercise from a "helicopter" perspective.
Which officer will be qualified to grade his performance ?
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Actually, anyone who sits on top of a pile of LIVE Ammo, even if the ammo is in their original wooden crates, should be crucified.Originally posted by Tango1:Hahahaha!! I'm not surprised. I was attached to Artillery for awhile for some exercises. Heard from the encik that the man ( the Son)couldn't shoot for nuts!! His friend had the "priviledge" of getting f**ked by the Son for sitting atop a pile of mortar bombs (in the casings) and smoking at the same time...
When they are found SMOKING on top of a pile of LIVE Ammo, these guys ought to be put in front of a Firing Squad, if they are so willing to die faster.