will you extend ORD by 6 months
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if SAF gives you 2K per month for that 6 months?
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many pple take it up what....but its not open to all, only available to invited personnel, usually officers.
Whether u take or not, is a personal decision la, no need to ask what pple think.
If u have nothing better to do, want to earn money, or love the army...go ahead la.
If u want freedom and fun and dun mind poorer, then don't take lor.
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never do never will
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2k 6mths worth it... esp for those waiting for uni...Originally posted by nuub1987:if SAF gives you 2K per month for that 6 months? -
i extended my ORD by 8 years for a starting pay of $1900 per month.Originally posted by nuub1987:if SAF gives you 2K per month for that 6 months?
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Nothing wrong with that. If you've got nothing to do while waiting for University, why not take it.
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oh.. extend ord date get 2k ar?
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have you finished your service?Originally posted by superlibra:i extended my ORD by 8 years for a starting pay of $1900 per month. 
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he probably means extend ORD date so that can get posted overseas, probably something that was arrowed at him? coz from what i know, only overseas posted NSF can get such high payOriginally posted by mhcampboy:oh.. extend ord date get 2k ar? -
but come to think of it... the 2k for 6 months cannot use to cover up for the 2 years of national slavery ... saf always wins
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1.5 years into my whole service. i sold my soul to the Devil!Originally posted by stellazio:have you finished your service? -
ya i'll take it.
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may god have mercy on your soul.Originally posted by superlibra:1.5 years into my whole service. i sold my soul to the Devil! 
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You forgot to say "Amen".Originally posted by stellazio:may god have mercy on your soul. -
Amen
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Originally posted by superlibra:1.5 years into my whole service. i sold my soul to the Devil! 10 more months...
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Depends. If operational life, no thanks. If follow next mono intake for their BMT & trade course, sure. (If I'm waiting for the NUS semester.)
I did the latter during my extra half year of NS, although it was quite tiring for the first 3 months (follow their timetable, & no nights off). But, with the off-in-lieus you can tally up, along with the accumulated entitled leave, you can probably go on block sabbatial for the last 3-4 weeks (& paid the $2k along the way too). Little chance of them calling you back to do COS or guard commander either, once the new-batch NCOs are posted in & hence available for the shifts. -
not even for 10k...
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2k to enjoy chalet type of life, why not?
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It all depends on your previous job.Originally posted by blitzonic:Depends. If operational life, no thanks. If follow next mono intake for their BMT & trade course, sure. (If I'm waiting for the NUS semester.)
I did the latter during my extra half year of NS, although it was quite tiring for the first 3 months (follow their timetable, & no nights off). But, with the off-in-lieus you can tally up, along with the accumulated entitled leave, you can probably go on block sabbatial for the last 3-4 weeks (& paid the $2k along the way too). Little chance of them calling you back to do COS or guard commander either, once the new-batch NCOs are posted in & hence available for the shifts. Some might, some would say "over my dead body". -
Knew of a RP in my camp who extended his ord date by 6 months.
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2K per month is too little. i expect 5K
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x2.Originally posted by BrUtUs:2k 6mths worth it... esp for those waiting for uni...
Dang.... I was in the last batch to kena 2 1/2 years.
If early ORD = wait a long time to enter uni, I might as well just tahan a bit longer and get the extra pay.
After all, my experience was that my last few months were totally lobo after my unit went for ATEC. -
so u got the extra 2k? or 600?Originally posted by fudgester:x2.
Dang.... I was in the last batch to kena 2 1/2 years.
If early ORD = wait a long time to enter uni, I might as well just tahan a bit longer and get the extra pay.
After all, my experience was that my last few months were totally lobo after my unit went for ATEC.