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usually, tekong privates post to guards units are going to support company. will be further send for courses if needed/assigned, e.g. mortar platoon, ATGM platoon, pioneer platoon. u maybe going for GCC* with the mono-intake privates 1st, after that then going for the respective vocational course of a support coy's platoon assigned. moreover, u will be trained to use SAR21 rifle, hence got 300m rundown day shoot and 100m nightshoot range. so... u r both sar21 and m16 rifle trained.
thank you x99999999999 for replying me..
but i dont understand a few parts. what do you mean that tekong privates posted to guards are going to "support company"? what do u mean by support company? how is 1 guards divided into? u mean the guardsmen are all 3sg rank and above, the corporals and below are doing other stuff but remain in 1 guards? do what? what do u mean by "mortar platoon, pioneer platoon etc."?
and what is ATEC?
and, according to the wikipedia link u gave me, 1 guards is amphibious ops, 3 guards is heli ops? so i wont do heli ops, mostly is water ops?
and if i'm going to a "support coy", why must go for GCC? sorry for my stupid questions =\
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1. You are posted to 1 GUARDS.
2. Your vocation is GDSMAN.
3. Your are to report to: Bedok Camp 2, BLK 102, RM #01-11, Bedok Camp Admin Centre (CAC).
Reporting Date/Time: 23/06/2008 at 0800 hrs.
Person to report to: IC General Admin
Contact Number: 6305-2016/2017help!! how? what is this about? it says i'm required to bring everything + stay in.. confinement?? for how long?? do i need to bring civi clothes??
anyone from 1 guards??
guardsmen = heli borne ops right..? what shld i expect? someone help pls.. i'm going into depression =(
Edited by Vigelic 20 Jun `08, 10:55PM
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why not try reading this first, tell me if you think its true:
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Originally posted by ^tamago^:
CMT to Construct Singapore’s First Olympic-sized Ice-Skating Rink at Jurong Entertainment Centre
Singapore, 5 February 2008 – CapitaMall Trust Management Limited (“CMTML”), the manager of CapitaMall Trust (“CMT”), is pleased to announce that Jurong Entertainment Centre (“JEC”) will house Singapore’s first Olympic-sized ice-skating rink as part of the proposed S$138.2 million asset enhancement work planned at JEC. The Olympic-sized ice-skating rink, together with the rest of the asset enhancement initiatives undertaken at the mall, is expected to be completed by Fourth Quarter 2009.
** On Level 1, the 6-screen cineplex will be relocated to Level 5, a newly created floor at JEC.
** On Level 3, the current non-Olympic-sized rink, measuring 20 metres by 40 metres and operated by Fuji Ice Palace, will be replaced with Singapore’s first Olympic-sized ice skating rink. The existing rink has not only been a huge draw with Singaporeans and ice-skating enthusiasts, but also the venue of choice for competitive events such as ice-hockey tournaments and the Singapore National Figure Skating Championships. It is envisaged that the new Olympic-sized rink, measuring 30 metres by 60 metres, will be flanked by food and beverage operators or restaurants on both sides, providing shoppers with a unique dining experience.
** The retail space on all floors will also be reconfigured so as to maximise the efficiency at the mall. In addition, a rooftop landscaped garden will be constructed on Level 6.
The ice rink upgrade was in response to Kallang Leisure Park's new rink? hurhur.Anyway, kallang leisure park cinema the seats not very comfortable i think.. the cinema is run by the shopping mall itself one..
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Originally posted by sbst275:
Dunno want to cry or laugh
Now it's living in CMB's shadow
One of the cause of CMB's demise from bus op was because they screwed up bus op on an ad hoc event at the Peak on Sv 15... End up police gotta settled the event by using Police buses to bring ppl down from the Peak.
Tat event was kinda big cos it's like a marketed to tourist as well
what is CMB?
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Source: http://health.asiaone.com/Health/News/Story/A1Story20080219-50322.html
Tue, Feb 19, 2008
The Straits TimesTue, Feb 19, 2008
The Straits TimesCAD called in to probe Ren Ci's finances
THE probe into Ren Ci Hospital's finances has taken a more serious turn, with Singapore's white-collar crime busters called in to look at questionable transactions in its books.
The Buddhist charity, the second largest under the purview of the Ministry of Health (MOH), was unable to explain some of its deals satisfactorily, Health Minister Khaw Boon Wan told reporters yesterday.
'There may be wrongdoing, there may not be. I do not know,' he said, urging patience while the Commercial Affairs Department (CAD) does its work.'It is important to let the investigators do their job. Let's not speculate or jump to conclusions because that would not be fair to Ren Ci and the individuals involved.'
He hoped that the CAD would complete its probe in 'a few weeks'. Officers from the agency carted off at least 20 boxes of documents from the charity's office in Buangkok View early yesterday.
Ren Ci will continue caring for its 120 nursing-home patients and 300 chronically ill individuals.
The charity and its chief, Buddhist monk Venerable Shi Ming Yi, have been facing questions for the past year, since the ministry started auditing the largest charities under its charge.
Last February, the monk was told he could not hold the posts of chief executive and chairman concurrently as that was contrary to good corporate governance practices.
Prominent businessman Chua Thian Poh, head of property developer Ho Bee Group, took over as chairman last September. Venerable Ming Yi became the honorary chief executive.
Then, last November, the Health Ministry announced an inquiry into Ren Ci's finances, citing 'possible irregularities'.
It did not give details, but it appeared Ren Ci had given interest-free loans to several companies, including a few Venerable Ming Yi had a share in.
There were also discrepancies between what was loaned out in Ren Ci's accounts and what was reflected in the borrowers' books.
Venerable Ming Yi, who is also abbot of the Foo Hai Ch'an Monastery in Geylang East, initially brushed away news of the probe, telling reporters that the shortfall in the charity's accounts amounted to no more than $200,000 to $300,000.
But a ministry spokesman responded immediately, saying the issue was not the sum involved but the original transactions themselves.
With the launch of investigations, Ren Ci lost the right to grant its supporters tax-exemption for donations.
It was well known for its televised annual fund-raisers that featured stunts by Venerable Ming Yi and celebrities, which raked in millions of dollars.
The shows have usually been held in January, but this year's has been postponed indefinitely.
Yesterday, Mr Khaw noted that the charity will still have access to Government subsidies and its own reserves to fund its work.
Its accumulated reserves of $33.5 million are enough to last six years. In 2006, it received $9 million in subsidies.
Contacted yesterday, the charity's chairman, Mr Chua, told The Straits Times that he planned to improve the charity's 'credibility and sustainability' by bringing in new blood, among other things.
He has roped in Mr Seah Moon Ming, president of Singapore Technologies Electronics, to head the committee on corporate governance, while Mr Tan Huay Lim, a partner with audit firm KPMG, now leads its audit committee.
The charity still has its supporters. Before the Chinese New Year, businessman Oei Hong Leong donated $306,000 to cover sums owed by Bodhicherie Food, a company in which Venerable Ming Yi had a stake.
It ran a vegetarian restaurant, which has since closed down.
Edited by Vigelic 21 Feb `08, 1:02PM
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