MR FAQ
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One question. Hope someone can help me.
Do I need to return my SAF barang barang upon MR? I dun know what to do wif my 2 greenish ( now turning pink colour 
) fullpack, WW-II bra and helmet. -
so action.. ar...
no need to return anitin.. but if u want.. go ahead.... -
You're involved in a lot of mud?Originally posted by Manager433:One question. Hope someone can help me. Do I need to return my SAF barang barang upon MR? I dun know what to do wif my 2 greenish ( now turning pink colour ) fullpack, WW-II bra and helmet. -
i didn't know you are so kinky to own a greenish pink bra
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No but it changed colour once I keep them in the storeroom.Originally posted by wonderamazement:You're involved in a lot of mud? -
Whoa... Power... I'll never wanna step into yr storeroom. God knows what colour it'll turn me to.Originally posted by Manager433:No but it changed colour once I keep them in the storeroom. -
can go down to nssc(forget the name, just 2 mths after i ord lol. place where u report for charge) and return them. they will handle it.Originally posted by Manager433:One question. Hope someone can help me. Do I need to return my SAF barang barang upon MR? I dun know what to do wif my 2 greenish ( now turning pink colour ) fullpack, WW-II bra and helmet. -
Ok thanks.Originally posted by Unknown_X:can go down to nssc(forget the name, just 2 mths after i ord lol. place where u report for charge) and return them. they will handle it. -
Must still keep equipment during MR. They'll tell you how to contact the Logistics people only after you've completed your NS liability at 40 (or 50), in the thank-you confirmation letter sent to you.
I'd overlooked that detail myself, rather than outright disregarding it, when I finished mine last year. Still have the barang with mine, & they've never chased me for it after my discharge. -
izit? they provide such services now? lol. from wat i learnt when i was in NSHRC, nssc encourage ppl to go down and return those stuffs leh.Originally posted by blitzonic:Must still keep equipment during MR. They'll tell you how to contact the Logistics people only after you've completed your NS liability at 40 (or 50), in the thank-you confirmation letter sent to you.
I'd overlooked that detail myself, rather than outright disregarding it, when I finished mine last year. Still have the barang with mine, & they've never chased me for it after my discharge. -
Learn to read in between the lines leh...Originally posted by Unknown_X:izit? they provide such services now? lol. from wat i learnt when i was in NSHRC, nssc encourage ppl to go down and return those stuffs leh.
nssc encourage ............
That is clearance for you to dispose the items -
izit? they provide such services now? lol. from wat i learnt when i was in NSHRC, nssc encourage ppl to go down and return those stuffs leh.
Dunno. I think I was given a phone number & web address in the letter to contact about settling "admin details". But, yeah, I'll probably return them someday, in lieu of throwing them away. Until then, they have "sentimental value" ~lol~
Quite surprised to learn how premature some of you guys are returning the stuff, actually. Maybe it's cuz of Pes C or with the RSAF or something, assuming there's a formal discharge in the first place.
In my case, my unit had to spend an additional 9 months on Reserve Extended Holding status (no ICT, no IPPT, no mob, but reportable back only in real call-up) after we finished our cycle, while waiting to for an ORD-ing NSF unit to replace us in the ORBAT. Purely bureaucratic move, with the KAHs & IOU cases already recycled on & the rest of us bo-chap.
Thereafter, it's posted on to MR proper under the Army Operational Reserve designation. The two obligations I can think of during this period were retaining our issued equipment & needing to apply exit permits -- although, until recently, we were also required to update MINDEF on overseas notifications (i.e. shorter trips). More speculative was whether the mobilisation codewords were still relevant to those AOR troops, cuz there was no proper briefing on this. Presumably so, but only in a real-war setting.
The true parole from NS liability, with our unit explicitly disbanded & rendered defunct on any MINDEF register, took place when we turned 40 (or 50).
There, I don't think I've revealed any trade secrets either. -
One of my friend ( NSF 5 SIR ), NSmen ( one of SIR units ) once turn MR few years back, was told to return all barang barang to a department in CMPB.
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I donated mine to the new Army Museum...
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Originally posted by Detached:
duh i know la. but for me, i would keep them i think. or donate to ARMS. sentimental value u see. and to show my children, grandchildren, great grand children. get the idea? lol
Learn to read in between the lines leh...
nssc [b]encourage ............
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