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Wah, SAF so lelac now. Tankees no need to wash tanks anymore, contractors will do it.
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Re: Wah, SAF so lelac now. Tankees no need to wash tanks anymore, contractors will do
What MINDEF is doing is to generate 2nd-career for their retired officers. These people will set up companies to provide the outsourced services and in a way still get 'paid' by the government indirectly.
You tell me who is trained to clean the tanks? The ex-military staff right?
It is a stupid move because during the war, who will do the maintenance? The contractor will go to the war zone to clean the tanks is it?
What MINDEF is doing is to generate 2nd-career for their retired officers. These people will set up companies to provide the outsourced services and in a way still get 'paid' by the government indirectly.
You tell me who is trained to clean the tanks? The ex-military staff right?
It is a stupid move because during the war, who will do the maintenance? The contractor will go to the war zone to clean the tanks is it?
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Re: Wah, SAF so lelac now. Tankees no need to wash tanks anymore, contractors will do
If you are siao on patriotic gong kia and want to fight in a war, carry on.
Most of us will not. Sinkieland's sovereignty is overrated.
If you are siao on patriotic gong kia and want to fight in a war, carry on.
Most of us will not. Sinkieland's sovereignty is overrated.
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Re: Wah, SAF so lelac now. Tankees no need to wash tanks anymore, contractors will do
Still got people wash tanks one har?
When most people already sent their cars for autowash!
They should use robots to wash faster and can get back to action quickly!
Still got people wash tanks one har?
When most people already sent their cars for autowash!
They should use robots to wash faster and can get back to action quickly!
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Re: Wah, SAF so lelac now. Tankees no need to wash tanks anymore, contractors will do
well said. we can catapult from a medicore cock sucking armed force to a feared power.... i think outsourcing to ISIL, qaeda and taliban is good idea. like to see the A-10 and apache gg after each other throats between american and them... better then hollywood movies
Why don't they outsource the defense of the whole damned country and be done with it!
Singaporeans can then get on with building their careers and starting their families.
Fucking pappies!
well said. we can catapult from a medicore cock sucking armed force to a feared power.... i think outsourcing to ISIL, qaeda and taliban is good idea. like to see the A-10 and apache gg after each other throats between american and them... better then hollywood movies
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Re: Wah, SAF so lelac now. Tankees no need to wash tanks anymore, contractors will do
Let the fake BGs wash the tanks.
Let the fake BGs wash the tanks.
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Re: Wah, SAF so lelac now. Tankees no need to wash tanks anymore, contractors will do
PAP and dogs have got a higher stakes in singapore,they can send their sons to do the dirty work.
PAP and dogs have got a higher stakes in singapore,they can send their sons to do the dirty work.
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Re: Wah, SAF so lelac now. Tankees no need to wash tanks anymore, contractors will do
Those fucktards from MINDEF should also now give cleaning contracts to maid agencies.. Let the maids clean the bunks, do the beds if they really want NS men to just focus on honing their combat skills..
Those fucktards from MINDEF should also now give cleaning contracts to maid agencies.. Let the maids clean the bunks, do the beds if they really want NS men to just focus on honing their combat skills..
Re: Wah, SAF so lelac now. Tankees no need to wash tanks anymore, contractors will do
during war time, all Saf men will run fast fast and break the Olympig Record
just like the LI case
during war time, all Saf men will run fast fast and break the Olympig Record
just like the LI case
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Re: Wah, SAF so lelac now. Tankees no need to wash tanks anymore, contractors will do
It's good to know pple here appreciate the hard efforts of mindef to horn the speed of awol soldiers
It's good to know pple here appreciate the hard efforts of mindef to horn the speed of awol soldiers
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PAP cronies going to make more money
Mindef to outsource more tasks to boost NS efficiency
The days of reservist soldiers spending countless hours installing and dismantling communications equipment for training exercises look set to be over. They are also not likely to be saddled with washing armoured vehicles.
According to tender documents obtained by The Straits Times, the Ministry of Defence (Mindef) is looking for civilian companies to take over these time-consuming tasks, to further enhance national service (NS) training efficiency.
These tasks are currently carried out by armoured troops or tank crew before and after an outfield training exercise.
The outsourcing to civilian contractors will free up operationally ready national servicemen (NSmen) to focus on honing their combat skills.
According to the documents, the civilian contractors will be expected to handle an average of 510 tracked vehicles a year, and will be responsible for mounting and dismantling equipment from the vehicles and washing them.
For a start, staff from private commercial companies will take over these tasks for selected major exercises for NSmen.
"These efforts allow for a faster turnover of vehicles required to support NS training," said Colonel Lam Sheau Kai, commander of the Combat Service Support Command.
It typically takes nine men up to four hours to dismantle communications equipment from the Bionix armoured infantry fighting vehicle and hose it down.
The Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) is also increasingly handing over the management and warehousing of combat equipment or stores in training institutes to civilian contractors.
Mindef to outsource more tasks to boost NS efficiency
The days of reservist soldiers spending countless hours installing and dismantling communications equipment for training exercises look set to be over. They are also not likely to be saddled with washing armoured vehicles.
According to tender documents obtained by The Straits Times, the Ministry of Defence (Mindef) is looking for civilian companies to take over these time-consuming tasks, to further enhance national service (NS) training efficiency.
These tasks are currently carried out by armoured troops or tank crew before and after an outfield training exercise.
The outsourcing to civilian contractors will free up operationally ready national servicemen (NSmen) to focus on honing their combat skills.
According to the documents, the civilian contractors will be expected to handle an average of 510 tracked vehicles a year, and will be responsible for mounting and dismantling equipment from the vehicles and washing them.
For a start, staff from private commercial companies will take over these tasks for selected major exercises for NSmen.
"These efforts allow for a faster turnover of vehicles required to support NS training," said Colonel Lam Sheau Kai, commander of the Combat Service Support Command.
It typically takes nine men up to four hours to dismantle communications equipment from the Bionix armoured infantry fighting vehicle and hose it down.
The Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) is also increasingly handing over the management and warehousing of combat equipment or stores in training institutes to civilian contractors.
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Re: PAP cronies going to make more money
When our troops head out for battle, there will be a team of private contractors tagging along to do the outsource work!
SAF is number 1!
When our troops head out for battle, there will be a team of private contractors tagging along to do the outsource work!
SAF is number 1!
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Re: PAP cronies going to make more money
Who are the PAP cronies that will be making a bundle from these contracts?
In the interest of transparency, the government should post all awarded contracts and the firms that won them.
Who are the PAP cronies that will be making a bundle from these contracts?
In the interest of transparency, the government should post all awarded contracts and the firms that won them.
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Re: Wah, SAF so lelac now. Tankees no need to wash tanks anymore, contractors will do
You forgot your meds?
Why don't they outsource the defense of the whole damned country and be done with it!
Singaporeans can then get on with building their careers and starting their families.
Fucking pappies!
You forgot your meds?
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Re: Wah, SAF so lelac now. Tankees no need to wash tanks anymore, contractors will do
Absolutely agree, I am with you on this.
Bloody idiotic policymakers don't realise that tasks like area cleaning, tank washing and installing/dismantling equipment are all part of a soldier's responsibilities and should be part of his training.
In wartime, are they going to have the contractors following them around doing all these things? Because they still have to be done right? Bloody nincompoop gorblocks!
Absolutely agree, I am with you on this.
Bloody idiotic policymakers don't realise that tasks like area cleaning, tank washing and installing/dismantling equipment are all part of a soldier's responsibilities and should be part of his training.
In wartime, are they going to have the contractors following them around doing all these things? Because they still have to be done right? Bloody nincompoop gorblocks!
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