r/NationalServiceSG • u/Odd-Carpenter-4390 • 11h ago
Question How long HL for Vasectomy?
https://www.reddit.com/r/asksg/s/JOUWmpd0mx
Can I go for this procedure during NS
Can downpes? Can get Excused Sex?
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r/NationalServiceSG • u/Odd-Carpenter-4390 • 11h ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/asksg/s/JOUWmpd0mx
Can I go for this procedure during NS
Can downpes? Can get Excused Sex?
r/NationalServiceSG • u/Wonderful_Mail_552 • 1h ago
Idk what the procedures I'm pes c9 so any got any exp
r/NationalServiceSG • u/Odd-Carpenter-4390 • 19h ago
The National Service Housing, Medical and Education (NS HOME) awards provide NSmen money to support their housing, healthcare and education needs, with disbursement made at three key points during their NS training cycle.
Servicemen can currently receive $17,000 to $18,500 in total in CPF and cash credits, with commanders receiving slightly higher support.
βIβve given the (MINDEF) team some instructions to see how we can make this (award) more impactful, more meaningful for our NSmen, to better take care of them as they go through their lifeβs challenges while they serve the country and continue to take care of our security,β said Chan.
As for full-time national servicemen (NSFs), Chan said the ministry has a standing mechanism to regularly review their allowances, to see βwhat more we can do, or do better, to take care of our NSmenβ.
In response to queries from The Straits Times, MINDEF said it is exploring a suitable NS60 recognition package that national servicemen past and present can look forward to.
In his YouTube clip, Chan said his ministry is also looking at ways to keep NS units together after their training cycle has been completed and they have passed into MINDEF reserve.
βA lot of the NSmenΒ wantΒ to stay in communication with one another, and actually, they are some of our best NS advocates,β he said.
βThereβs an opportunity for them to continue contributing, continue to keep in touch with one another, and actually, they are part of the SAF family as well.β
r/NationalServiceSG • u/Competitive_Ask8114 • 21h ago
Not those weird but totally reasonable once you think about it like excuse sunlight, excuse sweating, excuse working alone etc.
I'm talking about those excuses that are hyper specific (e.g. excuse weekend guard duty π)
Anyone here got funny stories?
r/NationalServiceSG • u/WarGlass5529 • 2h ago
i got a warning letter for my 1st default last year. This year looks like Iβm going to default 2nd time already. I know 2nd time is definitely a fine ($150ish) and Iβm 100% down to just pay the money to settle it. But do I compulsory need to go camp for Summary Trial in uniform just to get fined? Or will they just issue a composition fine on the OneNS portal that I can pay via AXS/online and close case? Really don't want to physically go down to camp. Anyone experienced this before? Thanks for reading
r/NationalServiceSG • u/Automatic_Waltz8475 • 16h ago
r/NationalServiceSG • u/Sea_Bandicoot2157 • 11h ago
I'm attending nsfit for the first time at punggol park, from the oneNS website it says the meetup point is near Five&2 Restaurant. Where is this?
r/NationalServiceSG • u/throwingawaydissoon • 21h ago
shld i check with in camp dental centre or go polyclinic? also is polyclinic free or need to pay?
r/NationalServiceSG • u/Emergency-Team-3102 • 18h ago
Hi guys, I enlisted on 11 Feb 2025 and will ORD 10 Feb 2027, so how will my leaves be pro-rated?
For 2025: I served 324/365 days of the year so annual leave days will be (324/365)*14 = 12.43 days but it was rounded up to 13 days
For 2026: Full year so 14 days
For 2027: It will be 41 days of service so (41/365)*14 = 1.57 days, but will this also be rounded up to 2 days or left as 1 day? (Cus if 14 days of annual leave per calendar year, I serve 2 years exact so by right is 28 days total right)
Thanks all! Sorry for the confusion
r/NationalServiceSG • u/Ducky_MohMoh • 1d ago
So the recruiter is asking me for my preference but honestly idrk which to go, but based on those with experience or from stories yall heard i wanna know which yall think is like easier or basically which yall will choose and the reason. If yall can help me add what each specialisation deal with what kind of vehicles. thank you π π .
r/NationalServiceSG • u/savoirex • 10h ago
I suggest one bag of rice and 1 year AI subscription
r/NationalServiceSG • u/corrupted-priest1878 • 19h ago
Hey, anyone here gotten a tooth pulled while an NSF in SCDF? I heard you have to schedule it through polyclinic dental services. Does 11B cover all the costs for that? how long does mc would cover?
r/NationalServiceSG • u/Competitive_Ask8114 • 1d ago
Especially under the IPS, I'm quite curious because I've heard some laojiao enciks have... very creative minds when it comes to this.
I don't remember what this particular recruit did exactly but this recruit kena ask by his encik to balance on left leg and stretch his arms out like wings then extend his right leg horizontally behind and shout:
"I'm an airplane!"
r/NationalServiceSG • u/No-Fox9723 • 1d ago
I hate ns I hate ns I hate ns.
r/NationalServiceSG • u/Adventurous_Purple29 • 1d ago
hi everyone, hoping some random MO (or anyone else) out here may have the answer to my question
for context, I was from SPF before I disrupted for med school. understand that I have a high probability of being posted to SCDF after my MOCC 3months course as long as I indicate interest.
just wondering if tattoos will affect my chances of posting to SCDF? I've got 5 tattoos, all hidden except for one on the calf of my right leg.
Thanks!
edit: yes, I got them after I disrupted from spf :)
r/NationalServiceSG • u/Competitive_Ask8114 • 1d ago
"how many days MC will I get if I donate a kidney"
??? Bro commanders read this sub too π
r/NationalServiceSG • u/Competitive_Ask8114 • 20h ago
As per the title above
r/NationalServiceSG • u/Leather_Fix4703 • 1d ago
r/NationalServiceSG • u/diceydarkness • 1d ago
Hi all, I am soon graduating from EMT training as a NSF and would most likely be posted to station. I am just wondering how the day-to-day station life is like outside of the calls, cleaning and packing of equipment, etc. Apart from this stuff, is there much free time, baris, drills or that sort. Additionally, could I realistically study for my university applications in station? Thanks!
r/NationalServiceSG • u/Odd-Carpenter-4390 • 1d ago
Do I still have to go down?
How about annual leave (already approved)?
Asking this as someone who is on surgery HL for quite a decent period of time and will likely still be on HL during my NS Fair.
r/NationalServiceSG • u/No-Subject-1252 • 1d ago
As the title asks; is it still able to enter camp for ippt with dyed hair? Will they stop me at the guardroom?
r/NationalServiceSG • u/Automatic_Waltz8475 • 1d ago
r/NationalServiceSG • u/Appropriate_Dig_4407 • 1d ago
This is the first year Iβm taking ippt with only two stations, I am excused upper limb hence donβt need to do push ups.
What would the passing score be for a regular/nsf for two stations.
I hear NSmen is 39. Was wondering whatβs the passing for regulars and NSFs