SAF Seven Core values...
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Just 4 the fun of it how many still remember them? and what the one u like the most and often abused???LOL
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do what you want but don't get caught
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Thats the 8th right???Originally posted by bratpig:do what you want but don't get caught
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sorry. can only remember this oneOriginally posted by Patrik:Thats the 8th right???
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for nostalgia's sake, here there are.
1. Loyalty to country
2. leadership
3. discipline
4. professionalism
5. fighting spirits
6. ethics
7. care for soldiers
i remember back then when i first enlist for BMT, all of us blur recruits don't even know what the 7 core values are. so we always choose to fall in in fornt of the company office at a particular place where they have the 7 core values poster pasted on the window. -
My favourite SAF core values!Originally posted by bratpig:do what you want but don't get caught
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Hmmm...don't we all recite this b4 drinking up in water parades?Originally posted by Gordonator:5. fighting spirits
Fighting Spirits :lo: -
last time my BMT, don't know whether it's our OC or what, every platoon must come out with their own set of core values. then all those funny funny core values begins to come out. like "pain is temporary, honour is forever". "leave no man behind" etc etc. my platoon even have "for honour and glory".
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No need to choose...My neighbouring company has "Duty Honour Country..."
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LOL! Ninja Company!Originally posted by Kaczynski:No need to choose...My neighbouring company has "Duty Honour Country..." -
be more original, why borrow the motto from West Point ? just to sidetrack,any one know of any officers that was comissioned from West Point or Sandhursts ?? My bruneian buddy back in OCS had a fellow buddy training in Sandhurts, their company deliberate defence had to wear MOPP4 and dig fighting position, followed by 2 days of movenment to contact than dawn attack ...sounds like tough training manOriginally posted by Gordonator:LOL! Ninja Company! -
Cos their OC?Originally posted by one-niner:be more original, why borrow the motto from West Point?
But 4 years is no piece of cake though... -
7. Care for soldiers...
it`s not last for nothing ya? -
8. Do anything juat dun get caught.....
9.SAF= serve and fuc.k off -
well, I thought the 8, 9, 10 and 11th were
Do anything dun get caught
9) Get caught, act blur
10) blur cannot, push the blame to another superior
11) Serve and Fark off -
12) Chao Keng!!Originally posted by CKtalon:well, I thought the 8, 9, 10 and 11th were Do anything dun get caught
9) Get caught, act blur
10) blur cannot, push the blame to another superior
11) Serve and Fark off -
toilet paper is gold. black tape is silver. befriend the one with the most pang sai zhua and black tape, and your life is assured.
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my platoon dun need. my plt sgt say we r smart ppl, dun need to always recite the 7 core values to remember them. as long as we know the 7 values in our hearts can liao, not like, in his exact words "other Cocks from other companies"Originally posted by Kaczynski:Hmmm...don't we all recite this b4 drinking up in water parades?
Fighting Spirits :lo: -
There was once this ultimate sabo king in my BMT platoon.... he would always get the entire platoon in trouble, sabotage my section during stand-by bed with his atrocious cupboard, always take MC and ATTC.... you get the picture.
Anyway, one day my sergeant made him stand in front of the platoon during water parade and recite out the SAF 7 core values several times.
And get this: he always left out 'Discipline' EVERY SINGLE TIME.
My sergeant would keep ordering him to semula.... and the guy would keep leaving out 'Discipline'.
The irony of the situation did not escape any of us.
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During BMT, we always needed to shout DISCIPLINE out the loudest..but we ourselves shout Care for Soldiers very loud too
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how many of us have our own core values that are aligned to one or more of the seven?
anyway the 7 core values are really comprehensive, and almost bao sua bao hai. most of the time organisations have only 3-4 core values. but at the same time the 7 core values are rather simple, direct, easily understood and more often than not, common-sensical and can easily be practised, if only with a tad more effort. i guess that is where the beauty of them lies.