Genuine question, in my country there are many people who join the regular atmy full-time after conscription because they have actual trouble adjusting to daily life outside. For some people the army provides a predictable schedule + job security... Which is quite rare nowadays.
Quite curious to see if there are any regions with this reputation in America
Just like the title says. What was the most memorable one in your unit?
Especially if you are living overseas or have PR. Do they ever call you back if you have a valid exit permit? What happens if you want to attend reservist anyway even though you're extremely far away from home?
Curious to know since I haven't found many posts about it online that are up to date. Many of the posts I see about these units are from 5-10 years ago. Anyone currently serving or just ORD that can share what it's like?
Can be funny, weird or just straight up rabak. Just want to gather some stories here since I'm bored...
40 SAR or any armor regiment in general, I'm curious what your experience was like. Going to Tekong this Wednesday.
I know some units do have this problem but others don't. Is it rarer than most people think though?
I'm wondering if the water in the camp will fuck up my throat. Has anyone else gotten any long term chronic conditions from drinking it regularly?
Especially if it's the morning one (9am). Just curious to know since this is my batch
Just like the title says, I am curious how similar or different these 3 are
I was hanging out with a longtime sec sch friend, then heard from him that the most hated, manipulative guy in my cohort become officer....
After I heard that I was wondering if there was a real correlation between the two. Got ah? ☠️
I've been thinking about this a lot lately. About to start NS in a few days but I feel a lot of the stories older men and even people in their 20s tell about NS feel a bit exaggerated ah. Is it just me? ☠️
Because I have older friends that are born a year before me that have done NS. They say most of it is a lot of waiting + occasional drills. Correct me if I am wrong lah.
Curious to hear what this subreddit has to say