if a male SSG/MSG or WOs can be called 'Encik'
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I'm sure a level-headed US Army soldier would call his MSG Bates, Chief Bates.Originally posted by monoslayer:wat if tat MSG's surname is Bate?
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or what if his surname is Bay? got some local surname Bay, or BehOriginally posted by monoslayer:wat if tat MSG's surname is Bate? -
LOL very creative.. hahahaha
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MSG, SSG, 1SG, 2SG, 3SG are all in the SGT category. So, they should be Sergeant in short. Example : Sergeant TanOriginally posted by bendito.L:i think its best/safest to address them by their rank then their name
ie: Staff Tan or Master Tan or Warrant Tan
be it male or female persons holding that particular rank
2WO, 1WO, MWO and SWO are warrant officers. Example : Warrant Tan -
My dear, go to a SSG or MSG and call them sergeant. Dun come back and kpkb about the extras you signing hor.Originally posted by KoolKool:MSG, SSG, 1SG, 2SG, 3SG are all in the SGT category. So, they should be Sergeant in short. Example : Sergeant Tan
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These people must accept the fact that they are really sergeants, whatever type. And if they have ego problems, strive harder to reach the Warrant status early.
When the recruits get shaven botak, they suddenly become 'blur'. Try not to confuse them with too many terms. Just simple Sir, Encik, Sergeant and Corporal.
I hear the Officers and Warrant Officers calling these ranks 'sergeants'. Is there a double standard even for a smple form of address ? -
pls refer to Obersturmfuhrer's thread above.Originally posted by KoolKool:These people must accept the fact that they are really sergeants, whatever type. And if they have ego problems, strive harder to reach the Warrant status early.
When the recruits get shaven botak, they suddenly become 'blur'. Try not to confuse them with too many terms. Just simple Sir, Encik, Sergeant and Corporal.
I hear the Officers and Warrant Officers calling these ranks 'sergeants'. Is there a double standard even for a smple form of address ?