Originally posted by gunner77:Common sense.
Something not taught in school and army.
+1 to this. Seriously no common sense at all! -_-"
even pri school kids
know not to take shelter under
a tree when lightning strike occure
hmm wat happen to those ocs cadets?
i think even a recruit knows that
these are the men that's gonna lead their platoon into battle...
i hope they are not regulars...
Originally posted by GHoST_18:these are the men that's gonna lead their platoon into battle...
i hope they are not regulars...
and SAF scholar.....ha ha ha.
SAF need to relook their aptitude tests at CMPB
Officers in Sg = reservist do a lot of extra work but receive same civilian pay if still employed
JC batch izzit??
it always amaze me how they select potential officers from BMT. once again, this prove their selection fail.
Originally posted by russiabear:it always amaze me how they select potential officers from BMT. once again, this prove their selection fail.
i think its more of how they grade the passing to become an officer.....
is like you can always apply to be in sepcial military school....but does not necessary means you will make the cut.
War time, enemy will just wait for rainy season.
Times are bad.
Originally posted by Arapahoe:
i think its more of how they grade the passing to become an officer.....is like you can always apply to be in sepcial military school....but does not necessary means you will make the cut.
wayang thru to OCS?
well it can happen to anyone. No one expected this.
one who gave command would be sent to pulau tekong forever.
Originally posted by noahnoah:
even pri school kids
know not to take shelter under
a tree when lightning strike occure
hmm wat happen to those ocs cadets?
i think even a recruit knows that
Ah, but these are no ordinary soldiers.
These are potential ... officers.
Originally posted by kristovorus:Aw come on. You guys have no idea what happens in command schools. The senior officers are fond of saying that “there is no CAT 1 under canopy”. Which means that even with a lightning storm, people are ’ safe ’ under the canopy. So its very likely that they were kind of following a directive.
Besides.. SAF is never wrong. Its always determined that the trainees who do not comply with safety regulations. But really..
Yes the trainning manual never say lightning will strike trees.....!!!
Originally posted by kristovorus:Aw come on. You guys have no idea what happens in command schools. The senior officers are fond of saying that “there is no CAT 1 under canopy”. Which means that even with a lightning storm, people are ’ safe ’ under the canopy. So its very likely that they were kind of following a directive.
Besides.. SAF is never wrong. Its always determined that the trainees who do not comply with safety regulations. But really..
Well I think this applied to places where lightning is not prone to happen. But here? These are officers they should be more intelligent.....but in this case I think they should have more common sense. If you cannot stop halfway, you should advice the trainees to continue until they find some place safe to rest, not under the tree. If they continued and got stuck by lightning, cannot help accident happened. But this is asking for it.
when lightning strikes a tree, the liquid in the tree gets heated up, causing the trunk to explode. the bark of the tree flies all over the place like shrapnel from a hand grenade...
We know that lightning strikes the highest object in our vicinity. its not the lightning that injured them but probably the bark...