National Service
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You can be exempted if your enlistment in NS will cause hardship to your family. Just to let you know.
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thank you. wish u were here years ago.
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how hard must the hardship be?
This is really new to me. haha.
All the cases i know is SAF will help you out with the hardship by grants and $$$.
One man got $800/monthly. -
what they mean in particular.
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Is this for real?
Then it's a real balls banger for those in DB. I heard some of the detainees AWOL so they can work to support their grandmother or whoever who got left alone cause they enlisted. -
Please state source.Originally posted by Where Is God:You can be exempted if your enlistment in NS will cause hardship to your family. Just to let you know. -
unless you special case get married at 18/19
or if your family is in a dire situation and u are a sole-breadwinner -
dammed!Originally posted by SMAPLionHeart:unless you special case get married at 18/19 -
no point getting married early cause your expectations will changeOriginally posted by Ito_^:dammed! -
No leh, my bunk mate got a 2 year old daughter and married, still serve the army, only diff is got $800/month.Originally posted by SMAPLionHeart:unless you special case get married at 18/19
or if your family is in a dire situation and u are a sole-breadwinner
Then one of my men, single parent family. Mom's handicapped, he was the only sole breadwinner and still got siblings in school . Still serve NS, then SAF even more creative.... instead of becoming SAF's problem, they make him SCDF's problem. -
that's so typical of our govt..Originally posted by Ponders:No leh, my bunk mate got a 2 year old daughter and married, still serve the army, only diff is got $800/month.
Then one of my men, single parent family. Mom's handicapped, he was the only sole breadwinner and still got siblings in school . Still serve NS, then SAF even more creative.... instead of becoming SAF's problem, they make him SCDF's problem.