Must every saf personel go through POW Training?
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I just curious
which ppl will kana? -
cdos and snipers
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no..don't think every saf personel will go through..Only for those fighting in the front line and have to go beyond enemy lines..No point putting those clerks or infantry man through POW training right??How much information can they provide...
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ppl from armour will nvr kena rite?
if not hengz ar....
I hope 2 be in a bionix in like 3/4 yrs time...
saw a bradley fighting vehicle on the news...very cool -
most will not kenaOriginally posted by SerialBox:ppl from armour will nvr kena rite?
if not hengz ar....
I hope 2 be in a bionix in like 3/4 yrs time...
saw a bradley fighting vehicle on the news...very cool
once armour always armour -
Erm SerialBox, ur a malay right u mentioned?Originally posted by SerialBox:ppl from armour will nvr kena rite?
if not hengz ar....
I hope 2 be in a bionix in like 3/4 yrs time...
saw a bradley fighting vehicle on the news...very cool
Good luck joining SAF armour though ^^ -
malay can be in armour dun worrieOriginally posted by SibeiSuayKia:Erm SerialBox, ur a malay right u mentioned?
Good luck joining SAF armour though ^^ -
o.OOriginally posted by Lim Li Hao Matthew:malay can be in armour dun worrie
LLH i thought u belong to bar? -
definately not most NSFs (except for selected CDO etc..) i assure u.Originally posted by SerialBox:I just curious
which ppl will kana?
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good luck in signing on...
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serialbox is a would be regularOriginally posted by Gordonator:definately not most NSFs (except for selected CDO etc..) i assure u. -
i am everywhereOriginally posted by SibeiSuayKia:o.O
LLH i thought u belong to bar?
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I don't want to be dunked in water!
I don't want to die~~ -
yup i malayOriginally posted by SibeiSuayKia:Erm SerialBox, ur a malay right u mentioned?
Good luck joining SAF armour though ^^
malay got lower chance 2 go armour ar?
and i heard 1 guy got killed in pow training
came out in news. -
well...there arent any malays in armour though(maybe a very rare few..but none that i noe of)......but who knows...u might be the first...anywaes...consider the other arms...Originally posted by SerialBox:yup i malay
malay got lower chance 2 go armour ar?
and i heard 1 guy got killed in pow training came out in news. -
anwyaes...it'll be 3/4 yrs till u finish skool rite?...
enjoy life first....find out more abt the army....
consider other paths...
make the decision onli after u played ure cards rite... -
never saw any malays at armour, neither does the cookhouses cater halal food to my knowledge
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if u really are up to it..try CDO..Originally posted by pie:never saw any malays at armour, neither does the cookhouses cater halal food to my knowledge
Infantry
Guards...
but i suggest u enjoy ure 3/4 years first.... -
er.. isnt this thread about POW trg for SAF personnels? shall we not dwell on race?
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so so sorry...Originally posted by wuming78:er.. isnt this thread about POW trg for SAF personnels? shall we not dwell on race?
anywaes...POW training is a great way for one to know his own character...his own emotional limits...it is a great lesson in something we take advantage of called...
HUMILITY -
ok , SerialBox , i think that 1 day , your dream will definitely come true..Originally posted by wuming78:er.. isnt this thread about POW trg for SAF personnels? shall we not dwell on race?
why not aim to be a Admiral/General or a defense minister?
Anyway, on a lighter note, armor is very tedious...
and it will deal with most of the "combat" frontline damage i think...IF a tiny tiny a 0.000000000000000000001 percent chances of a conflict breaking out..
and for you and like many pple here, you wouldn't wanna injure any of your same religion frens right??
So thats all i have to say -
there is no need to put everyone through the course in order for them to test their limits and to learn humility. that is certainly not one of the primary objectives of the course, if that is an objective at all.Originally posted by sidestep1984:so so sorry...
anywaes...POW training is a great way for one to know his own character...his own emotional limits...it is a great lesson in something we take advantage of called...
HUMILITY
in any case, in my opinion, soldiers in higher command positions, and those who are likely to handle sensitive information during ops, should be given a go at the course. but before that, the objectives must be clear, and the course must be tailored, or customised if need be, so as to achieve the necessary objectives. -
No sure about CDO's POW training.
For non CDO units / formations, Snipers, scouts and BRC needs to go thru POW "training" (Know for certain)
Pilots have some form of Survival, Escape and Evasion training, however not sure if the course includes POW treatment, as they dun go on the same course. I'm pretty sure they can't stand the tekan
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No matter, how many POW training we go, there is something called human limit to torturing..Originally posted by wuming78:there is no need to put everyone through the course in order for them to test their limits and to learn humility. that is certainly not one of the primary objectives of the course, if that is an objective at all.
in any case, in my opinion, soldiers in higher command positions, and those who are likely to handle sensitive information during ops, should be given a go at the course. but before that, the objectives must be clear, and the course must be tailored, or customised if need be, so as to achieve the necessary objectives.
and the enemy can use 7 deadly sins to tempt the captured personnel...
or perhaps even threaten his family or even...do the worst ever human torture like kempeitai..
many of the informers sold us out, some worked as spies..
Im sure SAF/Singapore won't blame the person for revealing the sensitive information?
surely there is something called "ku zhong"... -
Originally posted by sidestep1984:so so sorry...
anywaes...POW training is a great way for one to know his own character...his own emotional limits...it is a great lesson in something we take advantage of called...
HUMILITY
nvr noe emotional limits come into play during POW training.