26th Oct 2007 Enlistees, Fall In!
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to xxx wif the ranks lah.
u dun nit it anyway.
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Ya hor.. Thanks for reminding me that I've got loftier aspirationsOriginally posted by Hello Kitty:to xxx wif the ranks lah.
u dun nit it anyway.
haha.
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mai hao lian hor.
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Looks like you tio combat signaller, & is sent to Stagmont for course. Only a temporary deployment -- they can post you on anywhere afterwards (eg. guards, infantry, armour, arty, sce, etc.). It's a ubiquitous vocation -- meaning, if sent to a frontline unit, must learn their Formation stuff for ops purposes but without additional pay.
I thought you said you're Pes C due to a skin problem? Most likely tio some sort of comms manning or rover laying-lines job then, at most. At least you'll be compensated with combat pay.
Course time traditionally quick slack -- plenty of air-con lectures/studying/tests & only a few short CPXs outfield. Also, according to online feedback:
"infocomm1: trunk comm, connect everything together to form a communications network.
infocomm2: manpack radio, provide comms at battalion level.
infosys: computers and networks, for use at brigade level & above. "
"Infocomm2 if i'm not wrong is basic signaller course. Learn only VHF radio sets and line laying. Post to Units and Bde HQ. / For Div ones i think its Infocomm1. Study more. Its still TCS now i think. Will be posted to Sig bns." -
Thanks for the reply!Originally posted by blitzonic:Looks like you tio combat signaller, & is sent to Stagmont for course. Only a temporary deployment -- they can post you on anywhere afterwards (eg. guards, infantry, armour, arty, sce, etc.). It's a ubiquitous vocation -- meaning, if sent to a frontline unit, must learn their Formation stuff for ops purposes but without additional pay.
I thought you said you're Pes C due to a skin problem? Most likely tio some sort of comms manning or rover laying-lines job then, at most. At least you'll be compensated with combat pay.
Course time traditionally quick slack -- plenty of air-con lectures/studying/tests & only a few short CPXs outfield. Also, according to online feedback:
"infocomm1: trunk comm, connect everything together to form a communications network.
infocomm2: manpack radio, provide comms at battalion level.
infosys: computers and networks, for use at brigade level & above. "
"Infocomm2 if i'm not wrong is basic signaller course. Learn only VHF radio sets and line laying. Post to Units and Bde HQ. / For Div ones i think its Infocomm1. Study more. Its still TCS now i think. Will be posted to Sig bns."
I'm confused actually, because I've done some reading up on my own (They claimed that as a signal ops, we have higher security clearance than signallers bla bla) and all...
What's CPX, TCS and bns? These terms are foreign to me
Oh yes, may I ask what's the duration of the course? Do I really need to bring all the LBV and crap? Please advise. -
CPX = Command-Post Exercise. It's a form of "skeleton" training with basic equipment & only minimum personnel, usually conducted during all combat vocational courses & also without the main body at the unit itself. Can take place within camp environs (eg. parade square or auditorium) or in real outfield. Usually only day-long, so that can sent back stores by book-out time.
Dunno what TCS means, though one online reference alludes to it as "signaller + driver." Guess it means the typical commander or trainer/controller Land Rover, lah. Both "zay chia" (sit vehicle), except one is tactical while the other can roll up canopy & the driver/signaller sleep a lot (i.e. whenever not on the move).
"Bns" was the quoter's short-form for BN (battalion). -
sigh, ns boys so cute
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quinsy wans my detached darlin ah???
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I so popular ah
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ok loh.
den u go wif her loh.
bai bai. -
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Originally posted by Quinsy:
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u betta stop drinkin...
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I stopped? Me now just nuaing on bed..... wei.... pick up DA FONEEEEOriginally posted by Hello Kitty:u betta stop drinkin... -
dot dot dot
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da qing ma qiao
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toopid boy.
a sip of shandy.
n drunk til nw. -
qing ai de!!!
*muackz*