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John Tan's concubine is now SWO! Woh!

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My wife is far prettier than that.

Besides, you should learn to treat women with respect instead of wanting to make them your concubines. Be faithful to your wife.
 
Good to see Jennifer Tan reach CWO. But It took too long a time since she was a just the first few female SOA gunner instructors.
 
Jennifer's integrity and diligence will put many of her male counterparts to shame.

I was attached to her unit during an armour exercise with her when she was a Company CSM. I saw for myself her direct participation and great sense of responsibility to ensure safety for her men, unlike their HQ CSM Nicholas Tan who did exactly the opposite and just interested in going back back for baths. LOL, anyway Nicholas got promoted because of his higher ranked relative.

Honestly, many regulars in army are just like pests and many NSF are more hardworking. Jennifer was like a strict mother, never soft to her specs and men but I vouch that she cared for them like a mother. She never betrayed her men. During the exercise, her CO Lai Ching Kwang was a hypocrite and pretended to nice to her men but turned his back and asked her to charge them for an incident that was the fault of no one; she took the blame. In the same exercise, the RSM lost his carbine and the search party returned the rifle in 2 pieces. To protect his backside, Ching Kwang covered up the incident with the RQ Aw Shing Hock and STLog people so that the incident would not be reported to the assessors of the exercise.
 
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Jennifer's integrity and diligence will put many of her male counterparts to shame.

I was attached to her unit during an armour exercise with her when she was a Company CSM. I saw for myself her direct participation and great sense of responsibility to ensure safety for her men, unlike their HQ CSM Nicholas Tan who did exactly the opposite and just interested in going back back for baths. LOL, anyway Nicholas got promoted because of his higher ranked relative.

Honestly, many regulars in army are just like pests and many NSF are more hardworking. Jenrifer was like a strict mother, never soft to her specs and men but I vouch that she cared for them like a mother. She never betrayed her men. During the exercise, her CO Lai Ching Kwang was a hypocrite and pretended to nice to her men but turned his back and asked her to charge them for an incident that was the fault of no one; she took the blame. In the same exercise, the RSM lost his carbine and the search party returned the rifle in 2 pieces. To protect his backside, Ching Kwang covered up the incident with the RQ Aw Shing Hock and STLog people so that the incident would not be reported to the assessors of the exercise.
Many thanks for this observation
 
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Sgt Jennifer Tan was the more crude mouth female trainer. Scolded a cadet who blur blur ask where to insert the weapon parts. "You put where, put inside here lah"..
On the other hand, the only other woman instructor Sgt Karis was nice and a damn chio babe. She would be the perfect angel, if she had said the same thing to the cadet.
 
On the other hand, the only other woman instructor Sgt Karis was nice and a damn chio babe. She would be the perfect angel, if she had said the same thing to the cadet.

LOL, if you like army chicks, i recommend staff annie.
Is she still in service?
 
Sgt Jennifer Tan was the more crude mouth female trainer. Scolded a cadet who blur blur ask where to insert the weapon parts. "You put where, put inside here lah"..

I think it is just a way of expressing herself during her younger days. Like me, she is not an uni grad so our vocab are limited. Those days, women who joined the armed forces are from more humble background, less likely to be rich or highly-educated.

U cina say tan chiak peng ya. Her two children also sign on with SAF. So was her father. Very patriotic indeed.

I think she got three sons.
Her husband very nice guy, got angkongs also.
 
I don't think its uni grad or limited vocab, she said that line while pointing between her No4 legs. Just plain crude!
 
Why she never try to be Officer?

I think if convert to officer, max is Major right?
So isn't CWO more prestigious than Major? A lot of warrant officers are loafers, let her set a good example.
In her younger days, she used to train specs at tekong too.

SAF will be a more righteous organization with her as CWO.
 
I think if convert to officer, max is Major right?
So isn't CWO more prestigious than Major? A lot of warrant officers are loafers, let her set a good example.
In her younger days, she used to train specs at tekong too.

SAF will be a more righteous organization with her as CWO.
How about the Military Expert scheme? Then she can be ME8 = BG!
 
How about the Military Expert scheme? Then she can be ME8 = BG!

ME is like another set of criteria. If you start at ME 2 or 3, you will not go far. Chief of Army, Navy, Air Force will never be a ME8 right?

If you switch to ME, you are a bit henta kaki. It is not that you are no good.



Then if you are in combat roles, when your host or join multi-national exercises, foreign counterparts don't understand your seniority.
For example if you are a 3SG, you see a MEx, you want to greet him as "encik", "sir" or "expert"?
 
That's the best army movie ever made in Singapore.
Whether you are men or spec, regular or NSmen/F, you can relate to it.

So real, about committed people in the service, Jack Neo's shit productions are only skin-deep.
 
ME is like another set of criteria. If you start at ME 2 or 3, you will not go far. Chief of Army, Navy, Air Force will never be a ME8 right?

If you switch to ME, you are a bit henta kaki. It is not that you are no good.



Then if you are in combat roles, when your host or join multi-national exercises, foreign counterparts don't understand your seniority.
For example if you are a 3SG, you see a MEx, you want to greet him as "encik", "sir" or "expert"?

ME4 onwards is a sir. I think. I still don't get the rank.
 
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