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The following appears on The Straits Times October 1, 2011
Page A47 forum - MY POINT
I was impressed until my son told me he had to pay $2.50 for my attendance, as did his peers for their families at $2.50 per head.
My son passing out ceremony at Paya Lebar Airbase on Monday was well-organised with videos presentations, which gave parents glimpses of their sons' national service experience . I was impressed until my son told me he had to pay $2.50 for my attendance, as did his NS peer for their families at $2.50 per head. Parents sacrificed by offering two years of their sons' lives to serve the nation and yet the Ministry of Defence is unable to allocate s tiny sum for the light refreshments. Is our support for our sons' national service not worth more than $2.50.
Page A47 forum - MY POINT
I was impressed until my son told me he had to pay $2.50 for my attendance, as did his peers for their families at $2.50 per head.
My son passing out ceremony at Paya Lebar Airbase on Monday was well-organised with videos presentations, which gave parents glimpses of their sons' national service experience . I was impressed until my son told me he had to pay $2.50 for my attendance, as did his NS peer for their families at $2.50 per head. Parents sacrificed by offering two years of their sons' lives to serve the nation and yet the Ministry of Defence is unable to allocate s tiny sum for the light refreshments. Is our support for our sons' national service not worth more than $2.50.