PES C1L3 do wat in the army [migrate from CC]
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Originally posted by PS2003:hello can any PES C1L3 ORDeds seniors pls tell me the IPPT iszit can excused any 2 stations... then after 7 weeks MOD BMT most likely in wat vocations... the MOD BMT for PES C1L3 iszit tough or not.... iszit almost like PES A and PES B training... kindly pls enlighten me for my knowledge thank you.Originally posted by HENG@:maybe QM or wad. still will have to do some IPPT. also not confirmed will get stay out.
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Since you are PES C, you should be somehow slacker compared to PES A/B people.
For PES C people, they will most possibly ends up in non-combat vocations like storeman, medic, mechanics, drivers etc (Some says you may even go to RP but dunno whether it's true or not.
As for staying out, since you will be in non-combat vocations, the chances of you staying out will be higher, also it will be easier for you to negotiate for staying out should you ends up stay in........
As for clerks, normally it's for PES CXL9 (personnels with this kind of PES status is very hard to find as most PES C personnels are with L1/2/3) or PES E personnels. -
most probably would be doing thing like the AOS guys doing, planning sortie etc for air force.
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but then they put me in PES C1 hve to do IPPT... yes i noe but it stated say can be excused 2 stations... i not too sure iszit can be excused any or the commander say so 1... then if i ORD liao i still hve to go for IPPT test or not.... but i heard frm my friend say even if i pass i wont get the award prize...
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You can only be excused IPPT if you have a long term excuse from outside Specialist or SAF MO for all stations or a certain station, depending on whether the excuse is for upper limb, lower limb or back. I did all stations for my IPPT and got $100 for obtaining a Silver. There is no reward of a pass and $200 reward for Gold. You will still have to take IPPT during reservist cycle.Originally posted by PS2003:but then they put me in PES C1 hve to do IPPT... yes i noe but it stated say can be excused 2 stations... i not too sure iszit can be excused any or the commander say so 1... then if i ORD liao i still hve to go for IPPT test or not.... but i heard frm my friend say even if i pass i wont get the award prize...
If you are posted to a combat unit, you are likely to stay in unless you have a specific medical condition that does not allow so. If needed, you may have to go outfield. Logistics/maintenance base are more likely to have stayout. -
i am C2L3 excuse from running, jumping and marching so any ideal wat vocation i will be in
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[afei - manners please, don't hijack the thread.]
1stly, anything but PES D, E & F is technically considered "combat-fit". PES C itself doesn't rule out frontline combat (eg. see C1L1 below), but it does advocate posting to only certain operational vocations.
2ndly, the PES status for A, B & C refers more strictly to participation in IPPT. The L-Code (Land Deployability Code) refers more to where you can be vocationally deployed.
So:-
PES C - Fit for some operational vocations (Modified BMT)
>> C1 - Required to take IPPT but can be excused up to 2 static stations
>> C2 - Do not have to take IPPT except Regulars (who take the AAFT)
>> C9 - Not required to take IPPT
>> L1 - Fit for field duties including front-line duty
>> L2 - Fit for field duties but only in Unit HQ or rear areas
>> L3 - Fit for operational duties at Bases only. Not fit for field duties/exercises
Both C1L3 & C2L3 postings would be something like camp medic or signal-storeman if you're sent to a frontline unit. On the whole, C9 personnel have more chances to go to a rear-echelon outfit like those at BDG- or DIV-level or to a MINDEF desk job. But a lot of L3 personnel also end up with combat-support/logistics (supply, maintainence, transport, medical, ordnance, etc.) under the DISCOM umbrella. -
c1 means excuese upper or lower limb for the ippt test not inclusive of the 2.4 km run
L3 means no need go outfield liao, stay in camp and do sai kang
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Actually there are personnels with PES C*L9 but it is rare and usually they are deployed into clerkal vocations.Originally posted by Moxie:[afei - manners please, don't hijack the thread.]
1stly, anything but PES D, E & F is technically considered "combat-fit". PES C itself doesn't rule out frontline combat (eg. see C1L1 below), but it does advocate posting to only certain operational vocations.
2ndly, the PES status for A, B & C refers more strictly to participation in IPPT. The L-Code (Land Deployability Code) refers more to where you can be vocationally deployed.
So:-
PES C - Fit for some operational vocations (Modified BMT)
>> C1 - Required to take IPPT but can be excused up to 2 static stations
>> C2 - Do not have to take IPPT except Regulars (who take the AAFT)
>> C9 - Not required to take IPPT
>> L1 - Fit for field duties including front-line duty
>> L2 - Fit for field duties but only in Unit HQ or rear areas
>> L3 - Fit for operational duties at Bases only. Not fit for field duties/exercises
Both C1L3 & C2L3 postings would be something like camp medic or signal-storeman if you're sent to a frontline unit. On the whole, C9 personnel have more chances to go to a rear-echelon outfit like those at BDG- or DIV-level or to a MINDEF desk job. But a lot of L3 personnel also end up with combat-support/logistics (supply, maintainence, transport, medical, ordnance, etc.) under the DISCOM umbrella.