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what military achievements are there when there is no war?
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Must ask sweet sweet pie Uncle mah.
what military achievements are there when there is no war?
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SMLJ is militalee expert KLN?
KNN my uncle think this 1 should be made the main theme of thread title Where to find this kind of woman officer in the SAF? KNN
KNN my uncle think this 1 should be made the main theme of thread title Where to find this kind of woman officer in the SAF? KNN
Some reflections and moment of introspection as I think about my time back in camp.
In 2018, I joined SAFVC SINGAPORE ARMED FORCES (Steadfast Volunteer Corps) to volunteer my service & completed Basic Military Training(BMT) & recently I graduated Qualification training (QT)
As a result :
1. I now have a chance to contribute to Singapore, the country which has embraced us as citizens and given us more than we could ever dream of!
2. Inspire my son to be proud to serve his country for NS when called up.
3. Be part of the loving SAFVC family and contribute till I can.
In spite of being a Fitness coach myself, there are lot of things that I learnt from my section mates and trainers who were much younger to me.
1) I realised that Resilience is not just about physical or mental strength but also in self awareness, mindfulness, self care, positive relationships & purpose.
2) It's not wrong to ask for help and it's okay to not be good at everything.
3) During BMT I used to get anxious with functional tests and assessments and it was challenging to cope multi-tasking at physical and mental levels altogether but this time I realised I am mentally more resilient than I thought I was. All I need to practice is to be in complete awareness and acceptance of my capabilities, what I can do and what I can't. Seek help. When I exchanged my strengths & weakness with other mates. Things became much easier.
May I always remain #steadfastandvigilant #steadfastwithpride
Promoted from SV2 to SV3.
SV3 May Tan Zi Shan, a Systems Engineer, marked a significant milestone as part of the SAFVC as she became one of the first few SV3s. When she first enlisted in 2015, her main goal for joining the SAFVC was to contribute back to our nation while she was still able. Looking ahead, this is how SV3 May wanted to carry herself as well." Joining the SAFVC also allowed me to gain a deeper insight into NS which my brothers and co-workers have undergone. This further strengthened my resolve, motivating me to serve our nation as much as I could within my own means."
As an Auxiliary Security Trooper, SV3 May had been deployed to various types of deployments, providing her with a wide range of experiences. "My deployment at Women's Boot Camp was one of my most memorable experience, as I got to work with amazing females regulars and also share my SAFVC-related experiences with the ladies who had joined the boot camp. I was glad that my experiences were able to benefit them, providing them with a better understanding of what NS is about, and what their loved ones had undergone when they served in the SAF."
is she a man or woman?SV3 May Tan
There aren't many SV3's in the SAFVC. Yes, even the SAFVC has a ranking system - from SV (Trainee) to SV4 (sibei tok kong). SV3 May Tan, a systems engineer, is one of them.
"Joining the SAFVC also allowed me to gain a deeper insight into NS which my brothers and co-workers have undergone. This further strengthened my resolve, motivating me to serve our nation as much as I could within my own means," she says in a Facebook post by The Singapore Army.
Read the full post here:
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is she a man or woman?
KNN my uncle think they cleared room without any enemies inside the room I.e auto cleared KNNView attachment 110525
SV1 Cheng Yingmei (middle) clearing a room with her section mates during Urban Operations training. She began preparing to be an SV four months before her enlistment by running, doing strength training and completing circuits.