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Serious COA: Commanders must answer for men's safety. Blame game starts

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In the Mindef-issued statement on Thursday, LG Ong called for all servicemen to adopt a “zero accident” mindset, and to go about their daily tasks with alertness and mindfulness to “do things right the first time, every time”.

“Safety is a command responsibility. Commanders answer for the training and safety of their men. To do so, commanders have to be fully committed and personally and intimately involved in their unit’s training, operations, and safety,” said LG Ong.

“The reduction in training tempo will allow us commanders to take stock, re-orientate, and give full attention to this.”
 
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