Singapore also boleh?
Goh Seng Toh was made a Brigadier General in the Malaysian Army.in 1997.
Their Rear Admiral in the seventies was a Tamil chap.
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Is it true that SAF Armour no malays?
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Singapore also boleh?
Goh Seng Toh was made a Brigadier General in the Malaysian Army.in 1997.
Their Rear Admiral in the seventies was a Tamil chap.
Ha ha. I remember my CO telling us that no one is supposed to talk openly about this policy. An older NSF who came back from studies to do his time queried if this was already outdated, given it was the 21st century. The CO gave the usual spiel about security during peacetime, etc, and even back then, we all thought it was a whole lot of BS.
Let me put this clearly, this policy persists because no one cares about confronting the 800 pound gorilla in the room. Not the NSFs doing their time, not the regulars in their jobs, and definitely not the scholars who have their plates stuffed with requests for policy papers which will never be implemented anyway.
Let me put this clearly, this policy persists because no one cares about confronting the 800 pound gorilla in the room. Not the NSFs doing their time, not the regulars in their jobs, and definitely not the scholars who have their plates stuffed with requests for policy papers which will never be implemented anyway.
The structure of the armed forces is somewhat troubling. First, people do a "tour of duty" in the upper levels of command. They have an appointment for 1-2 years, and then afterwards move on. People are rotated in and out. There's no real ownership, and no incentive to stick around and make things truly better.
Singapore has an extremely high budget for our military. One of the top 10 in the world. As a proportion of our GDP it is even higher than Israel, who actually have to fight a constant war. What are they doing right that we are doing wrong?
yup, you can either shut up or shut down
After 911, a team of JI operatives drove around Singapore to scout for bombing targets, including lky fake old house on oxley road. You can cry father cry mother, but the Muslim fundamentalists are not rational type.
You can also mingle with some of the Malays, they are still talking about identity as Malaya Malays, and even the birth rights of malays to the Malaya archipelago. So long as UMNO is still using the racial cards in politics, the non Malays in this region cannot put down their guards.
There are two things: if you leave Malays out of sensitive areas of the military, it sacrifices unity between Singaporean citizens.
If you put them into sensitive vocations, you worry that the information can be abused in terrorist attacks. But then you'd also have to exclude Malays from working on our oil refineries, our shipyards, our construction sites, our airport, our transport system - where does it end?
I think if you can trust a Malay policeman to go after Mas Selamat, you shouldn't worry about the terrorism aspect when you put Malays in these units.
It is a known fact, if you have not already known, that there were Chinese traitors aiding the Japanese during the fall of singapore. So how do we prevent this?
Talking about Malaya Malays and birth rights of malays are not tantamount to betraying the nation. We have Chinese here having emotional and cultural connections with mainland China. Do you fend against them?
Like Lee Kuan Yew? Haha.
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Yes, its true that we have a cultural connection. We also have a racial and cultural connection with PAP too. Will we fight because we embrace different ideologies?
The risk is in 18 year old hot heads. Giving them highly dangerous killing machines is asking for trouble. A single incident of a Malay trainee going berserk with machine gun hosing down his platoon mates is going to tear the society apart. Anyway, the Malays have easier time as NSF in police and scdf, so what's the beef?
China is 3000km away, Malaysia is 1 km from woodlands.
i million PRC in Singapore you not scared? Ok, less one, that table tennis girl
What the hell are you talking about? They put all the Malays in the infantry! Most of the people who play with machine guns are in the infantry! What about the armed guards who patrol our MRT stations with loaded rifles? Ever noticed that they are Malay? Noticed that the policemen with loaded pistols have a lot of Malays?
All the sensitive vocations that the Malays are excluded from do most of the dangerous stuff overseas. Artillery, armour, air defence, Navy. Most of the stuff involving explosives is done outside of Singapore. Only pilots fly in Singapore.
Dude, the armed guards are police NSF. Most of Malays end up in police and scdf for NS. It is a fact.
Not at all. The tiongs are split into many small groups. The tiongs that can create trouble are the poor rural ones, that sbs employed in droves. Many of other tiongs have privileged background, that's why they can afford to escape from their homeland hellhole.
My point is that Malays are placed in positions of responsibility where they could easily carry out terrorist activities, like hosing down plenty of passengers at an MRT station. Therefore it doesn't make sense to say that excluding Malays from sensitive portions of the military has anything to do with the terrorist from Muslim fundamentalists argument.
There is no need for the Malaysian Malays to come here to work for they are well taken off in Malaysia as BUMIPUTERAS.
They even buy landed properties cheaper then other born and bred Malaysians.
They can get loans to start business easily.
So where is the need to leave that country and come here? Absolutely zero.
Air force, navy, signals, arty, armour.
when u post u in malay free nsf unit, i tot u in combat unit. apparently your unit no deal with gpmg. infantry platoon only 1 GPMG each and have a MG crew consist of a gunner and loader led by a Sgt. the gunner cannot load, much less fire the GPMG without the command of the Sgt.
in armour, there are 3 (as per 2 reported in wiki) GPMGs per platoon. that excluding the 2 MGs (total 8 per platoon as section 2 bionix no coxial MG) that are mounted in & on the bionix turret. each sections is suppose to dismount the 3XGPMG when in infantry role. The GPMG is carry by the saw2 gunner while ammo were carry by the 2IC or other willing section mates. in assaulting enemy position, 1xGPMG will follow the company 2IC or CSM to firebase to provide support fire while the other 2xGPMGs will be part of the assault main body. When in platoon level, all 3XGPMGs will follow the platoon but the firing of the MGs need not wait for the PC/PS/SC orders. the MG gunner can make decision by himself. in armour (at least my unit), most actions were by the troopers own initiative, no need to wait for orders. that why armour of the 80s/90s must be at least tertiary level so a bit surprise armour now take in hokkien pengs. The manpower issue must be darn serious.
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