CMPB Clerks
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the IMF thingy no doubt can see alot of OLs most of them are lau chio just a small perk of the job not sure if anything elseOriginally posted by rmyfrm:Speaking of clerks, what do their actual/official duties entail?
Most of my friends are currently serving their time now; one of them, a clerk, has been telling me that although officially he's only a private, he actually holds "warrant officer" in camp - something along those lines.
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this is because they shoot him do so need to give him that appt t odo the job
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[b]Apparently he has very high security clearance and can access certain restricted documents - and most recently he claimed he took part in the IMF/World bank convention as a security coordinate supervising police/army movements.
Now he says he might be going to ex. Wallaby - although I thought that everyone going has already been selected
If all this is true - I reckon being a clerk is a pretty tough job?
wallaby is fun xiong is xiong depend on what is ur job scope when ur actually there like whathey wil man power is needed for what
if they need extra store man clerk also cna dbl up as that or send rations then clerks attached to cook house
if u pes a-b clerks most suay is attach u as excercise troops meaning chiong sua or sure out field
its all depends usually the RnR makes up for all the shit u might get urself into
if u been there once most likely will kena again cos same officer go mebe like you blah blah blah and all that -
Your friend is not wrong, but I suspect he is just blowing his horn. Maybe you can PM me the unit?Originally posted by rmyfrm:Speaking of clerks, what do their actual/official duties entail?
Most of my friends are currently serving their time now; one of them, a clerk, has been telling me that although officially he's only a private, he actually holds "warrant officer" in camp - something along those lines.
Apparently he has very high security clearance and can access certain restricted documents - and most recently he claimed he took part in the IMF/World bank convention as a security coordinate supervising police/army movements.
Now he says he might be going to ex. Wallaby - although I thought that everyone going has already been selected
If all this is true - I reckon being a clerk is a pretty tough job?
In my NS days, me and three other "clerks" were doing the job scope for 2WOs and 1WOs. I found this out when I was reading the VAA guidelines, and realised our tasks and job scopes within for our vocation, were actually part of a warrant officer's scope, but like God knows what, the SAF works in funny ways.
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Lazerlordz is right. They are doing what their warrant officer has task them to do, easily Boss-employee role, it is just that this employee AKA ur friend abit tua kang only.Originally posted by rmyfrm:Speaking of clerks, what do their actual/official duties entail?
Most of my friends are currently serving their time now; one of them, a clerk, has been telling me that although officially he's only a private, he actually holds "warrant officer" in camp - something along those lines.
Apparently he has very high security clearance and can access certain restricted documents - and most recently he claimed he took part in the IMF/World bank convention as a security coordinate supervising police/army movements.
Now he says he might be going to ex. Wallaby - although I thought that everyone going has already been selected
If all this is true - I reckon being a clerk is a pretty tough job?
Because most clerks, handle admin matters which ususally can go into the documents that of importance, they too will get high security clearance so as to handle them.
Ex wallaby, clerks also will go one, why? Clerks are also need to go there to do paper work and sh!t jobs what (sai gang). All the soldiers out in field already, who is going to do all the sai gang? CLERKS OF COURSE! You think they go there for training ah? -
we already have clerks here is in MAJ rank at unit with same line as CO appt and participle in NDP and other various excerises
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mm .. having considered all that has been said, how can clerks be the luckiest NSFs in SG?
Contributing to the force in a different way.
I've heard about how being a quatermaster/storeman is so much easier though -
Of course easy lah. one year 12 months, you can slack for 11 months. LRI come, see how you cry father mother. Been there done that.Originally posted by rmyfrm:mm .. having considered all that has been said, how can clerks be the luckiest NSFs in SG?
Contributing to the force in a different way.
I've heard about how being a quatermaster/storeman is so much easier though -
i seriously have doubts that a non-commander would be given the responsibility to co-ordinate police/army movements during IMF. not to play rank... but even if he so called, co-ordinate the police/army movements, it'd be like he is a frigging puppet, nothing more, definitely nothing to be proud of.
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you could say so, but not in the conventional sense.Originally posted by Ristar:i seriously have doubts that a non-commander would be given the responsibility to co-ordinate police/army movements during IMF. not to play rank... but even if he so called, co-ordinate the police/army movements, it'd be like he is a frigging puppet, nothing more, definitely nothing to be proud of.
and, were there any army movements during IMF? -
Originally posted by Hellraiza:you could say so, but not in the conventional sense. yep. i know.
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didnt know nowadays still got this thing happening at the generation of "u try something funny i complain u to MP/mindef" but guess he decided to let the instructor take advantage...Originally posted by Hellraiza:The tekan sessions in camp i can understand, but the part about the train, macdonald's and hawker centres, i can only say you're a ba kar ("meat leg") born to let people eat.
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i dun think so. they have to do filing, keeping tracks of confidential n secret letters, dealing wif office politics, bullied by female old auntie clerks. their life may be tough too.
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Different times my friend.Originally posted by Hellraiza:The tekan sessions in camp i can understand, but the part about the train, macdonald's and hawker centres, i can only say you're a ba kar ("meat leg") born to let people eat. -
People have been standing up for their rights and fighting back oppression and bullying since a damn looooooooooong time ago.Originally posted by NoRiceBoys:Different times my friend. -
NoRiceBoys, you sound like a fan of AZN PRIDE.
OT off. -
whats AZN PRIDE and OT off?Originally posted by LazerLordz:NoRiceBoys, you sound like a fan of AZN PRIDE.
OT off.
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OT off = off-topic off lah.Originally posted by Hellraiza:whats AZN PRIDE and OT off? 
AZN PRIDE is this Asian American rap group.