low red blood cell count and spine problem can go pes what?
I was just going through the updated Pes C status descriptions on ns.sg
It seems the wordings for L2 to L9 has been changed quite significantly, are you able to advise what are the changes because the new descriptions seems very vague.
It almost seems like they can deploy you where ever they like, just like a Pes A or B.
Thanks.
Fit for combat support vocations (Modified BMT).
Further subdivided into:
PES C2 – Do not have to take IPPT except Regulars who are required to take Alternative Aerobic Fitness Test (AAFT).
PES C9 – All servicemen not required to take IPPT.
PES C grading will be followed by L-Code (Land Deployability Code) as follows:
L2 – Fit for most field duties. Can be deployed in Manoeuvre vocations of Brigade HQ level units and above, and/or Combat Support vocations in frontline units of Battalion and above, and/or Combat Service Support vocations at all echelons.
L3 – Able to bear firearms and operate in a field environment. Can be deployed in Combat Support vocations of Brigade HQ and above, and/or Combat Service Support vocations at all echelons.
L9 – Able to bear firearms and protect themselves, others and property. Can be deployed in Combat Support vocations in Main Support Area, and/or Combat Service Support vocations of Brigade HQ and above.
I went for check up on 18 March and was given a temp PES D for 3 months due to my poorly controlled asthma and CMPB have arrange me to go for Cardiology in August. I wonder why is there a need for cardiolody and what is it?
Originally posted by swee_heng:I went for check up on 18 March and was given a temp PES D for 3 months due to my poorly controlled asthma and CMPB have arrange me to go for Cardiology in August. I wonder why is there a need for cardiolody and what is it?
Cardiology is abt heart....maybe go treatmill test.
I have hypertension and on long term medication. Last few years was diagnosed with Diabetes by polyclinic doctor and is now on Anti-diabetes medication. Does anyone have any idea if Family or Normal Clinic GP Doctor Memo enough for medical board or must I go to a specialist doctor for memo regards to my medical condition? Also, am I able to downgrade permanently for Diagnosed Diabetes which is now under Controlled. I am in Combat Vocation.
Originally posted by Dmxtech:I have hypertension and on long term medication. Last few years was diagnosed with Diabetes by polyclinic doctor and is now on Anti-diabetes medication. Does anyone have any idea if Family or Normal Clinic GP Doctor Memo enough for medical board or must I go to a specialist doctor for memo regards to my medical condition? Also, am I able to downgrade permanently for Diagnosed Diabetes which is now under Controlled. I am in Combat Vocation.
for diabetes, normally GP memo should be ok liao
diabetes confirm perm one
unless the mo throw ur memo out
then u need to go to specialist for advice
Hi I was diagnosed with acid reflux and is on long term medication. May i know what pes status would i be assigned to ?Thanks.
Originally posted by mozquito:Hi I was diagnosed with acid reflux and is on long term medication. May i know what pes status would i be assigned to ?Thanks.
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Hey guys I've already been enlisted and I've recently been diagnosed with exercise induced asthma by Singapore General Hospital. This is not known to CMPB, I'm wondering if my condition will affect my pes status. Thanks fellas.
Hi everyone (esp laojiaos out there). I'm currently doing the 19-wk BP BMT since my BMI was 34 before enlistment. However since BP stands for B (pending), I wonder what will be my pes status after the medical review? As of now, given the training schedule/intensity, i'm not confident of reaching a BMI of below 27 at the end of the 19 wks. Will this affect the pes? thx in advance
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Originally posted by T-mac-donald:Hi, I really need the help of you guys. I have been really stressed about my condition, so I would really appreciate your advice.
I have chronic idiopathic urticaria, aggravated by contact with dust and dirt. Had few episodes of angioedema, causing eyelids and lips to swell when rash flares.
My memo stated, "In view of the above, esp. in context of potential complications of angioedema and anaphylaxis when his rash flares esp. when in contact with dust, please kindly excuse him from staying in as the dusty environment in his bunk has aggravated his condtion."
I showed it to my MO, but he refused to let me stay-out. Can someone please help me? It's itching like hell every night, and some areas get swollen. & I'm PES B & I'm a driver. Do I actually get to downpes? I don't know what to do anymore, I got so stressed about it that I recently broke down (due to some other problems too). Should I call up CMPB to ask them about it? Please help me. thankyou.
Get another MO to see you first.
Who gave you the memo anyway? Private practitioner?
tell me what that is al labout?
means you wont have anything to do with firearms loh.. anyway the point 4 is pretty damn irrelevant after 1,2 and 3 anyway..
Originally posted by T-mac-donald:Hi, I really need the help of you guys. I have been really stressed about my condition, so I would really appreciate your advice.
I have chronic idiopathic urticaria, aggravated by contact with dust and dirt. Had few episodes of angioedema, causing eyelids and lips to swell when rash flares.
My memo stated, "In view of the above, esp. in context of potential complications of angioedema and anaphylaxis when his rash flares esp. when in contact with dust, please kindly excuse him from staying in as the dusty environment in his bunk has aggravated his condtion."
I showed it to my MO, but he refused to let me stay-out. Can someone please help me? It's itching like hell every night, and some areas get swollen. & I'm PES B & I'm a driver. Do I actually get to downpes? I don't know what to do anymore, I got so stressed about it that I recently broke down (due to some other problems too). Should I call up CMPB to ask them about it? Please help me. thankyou.
ask the MO to refer you to their senior doctor in the saf, or refer you to the national skincare centre.
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anyone got pes status alr?
I'm diagnosed by specialist at goverment hospital to have overactive bladder and small bladder capacity. I need to go to the toilet very frequent (20 minutes 1 time).
Does this warrant a perm downgrade?
whatever it is, please just give whatever specialist memos to the MO...
as usual... the standard answer here is always true, which is...
No specialist memos/ reports, No talk...
Hi, I am currently C2L2 perm due to flat foot. I was also diagnosed with chronic ankle instability and underwent a surgery recently to repair the ligament (brostrom repair).
My specialist wrote a memo to my SAF MO recommending to downgrade me, which the MO sent the case to be boarded.
My question is will I be further be downgraded to C9 etc, or will it will just remain at C2L2?
And for the land deployment code L2, no direct combat? Does it mean we are not able to serve in a rifle platoon as rifleman?
Thanks!
Originally posted by Brucee:Hi, I am currently C2L2 perm due to flat foot. I was also diagnosed with chronic ankle instability and underwent a surgery recently to repair the ligament (brostrom repair).
My specialist wrote a memo to my SAF MO recommending to downgrade me, which the MO sent the case to be boarded.
My question is will I be further be downgraded to C9 etc, or will it will just remain at C2L2?
And for the land deployment code L2, no direct combat? Does it mean we are not able to serve in a rifle platoon as rifleman?
Thanks!
If I'm not wrong L2 cannot be rifleman liao.
tbh, there is not much diff between c2 and c9.. or l2 and l9..its already service vocations most of the time..
Hi All .. im a 30 yr old NS Man in infantry battalion. .. i was recently downgraded to
C9L3 permanent ... because my BMI is 44 and my weight is killing my knees.
What does C9L3 mean and what will happen now?? will i be posted to a different Unit.
Already confirm cannot take IPPT... system wont let me book IPPT/RT.
Would appreciate any clarification i can get, thanks
Originally posted by Ibanezfedly:Hi All .. im a 30 yr old NS Man in infantry battalion. .. i was recently downgraded to
C9L3 permanent ... because my BMI is 44 and my weight is killing my knees.
What does C9L3 mean and what will happen now?? will i be posted to a different Unit.
Already confirm cannot take IPPT... system wont let me book IPPT/RT.
Would appreciate any clarification i can get, thanks
Most likely u'll be revocated.
Originally posted by tarutaru:Most likely u'll be revocated.
I see.... Would you know what kind of Units C9L3 would be suitable for.... Fyi .. Im a Medic