Soho 4th Gear April 17, 2009 Share April 17, 2009 Hey any bro out there know whats life is inside DB? during my army times heard alot of it. went provost camp a few time and saw 1 or 2 prisoner walking bare footed outside + chian leg and arm. heard they are really treated like dirt inside? sandbag regiem in boots without insole? eat vege which is boiled in water only?? any bro a MP can share? ps. i am just curious.. haha ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Donut Supercharged April 17, 2009 Share April 17, 2009 u want to know, u go in lor, then come out and tell us....... seriously, its hell inside... and yes, they are treated worst than dirt and recruits. no rights at all. we see yellow shirt and blue shorts as bottom scums...... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ng_kok_seng Neutral Newbie April 17, 2009 Share April 17, 2009 just think that the life inside is worst for human being..that what I believe.. If not you see those people who came out are either they get worst ....or they become better. mostly are Chinese ,malay, india ....ah beng... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pufferfish1 Clutched April 17, 2009 Share April 17, 2009 i was in twice, one time computer spoil , the as s hole guy say my fault, second time my store key got thown away by fellow store man....... Learn my lesson, people dont really like you when you are 19 and drives a e230 in camp. So bro not all are scums..... I dont think 10% of my ex camp people can reach where i am now..... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jamstart 1st Gear April 17, 2009 Share April 17, 2009 If you come out from there, fitness sure super FIT lor. This is what I know. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Soho 4th Gear April 17, 2009 Author Share April 17, 2009 i was in twice, one time computer spoil , the as s hole guy say my fault, second time my store key got thown away by fellow store man....... Learn my lesson, people dont really like you when you are 19 and drives a e230 in camp. So bro not all are scums..... I dont think 10% of my ex camp people can reach where i am now..... wah.. thats really v suai... i always thought those ah beng or ang kong siao( tattoo siao) go in for fighting or AWOL still ok.. u like tat go in damn sway.. i thought u this kind offences at most extras? wats lifes inside? u went in how long? wat u all do inside? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ng_kok_seng Neutral Newbie April 17, 2009 Share April 17, 2009 Not only super fit....super slim also... [bounce1] Good place to lose extra weight...hahahah Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Coltplussport Turbocharged April 17, 2009 Share April 17, 2009 (edited) I have a friend from the diving unit who feels that life inside the DB is better than what he gets from his own unit. Edited April 17, 2009 by Coltplussport Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ronnchee Clutched April 17, 2009 Share April 17, 2009 I think also depending on the offence one committed. If a simple AWOL case, wont ta-kan that hard. If commit insubordination, will treat like dirt. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Donut Supercharged April 17, 2009 Share April 17, 2009 we dun like those OCS cadets.... especially target them..... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Alim 1st Gear April 17, 2009 Share April 17, 2009 Quote from HWZ, HWZ okay since a few want me to share i will just share what i have experienced not a lot since i am only a short term stayer over there. Depending on your situation, if you got arrested for AWOL outside by the MP (military police) you will be handcuffed to the DB place (not very sure camp name and where since i was arrested at night just know its near mowbay road). they will take down your particulars while your handcuffed and asked to face the wall...take urine test to check if you are under drugs and you will be ask to hand over ur belongings, even spectacles unless its plastic(prob scared u commit suicide),strip and wear a yellow t-shirt with blue colored shorts and then you get send to a holding cell...same like db cell. there is a small gap in the bottom side of the cell big enuf for ur hand to slide thru so you get ur food/drink over there. You stay there for like up to a day while you wait for your sentence. Inside the cell theres a wall and theres toilet (squatting type), a small type of well with a bucket for you to bath, drink, brush ur teeth. Once you get charged and you only pay a fine you get out otherwise if they decide to investigate further/sentenced to go to DB you will be brought to DB. If you get charged in camp you would most prob be sent to DB directly. Inside DB you have to address all SAF MPs as sir. After that you will be brought to the main building with an orange gate. Theres a yellow line and you must note that every time you see a yellow line, you must stop and say, "permission to carry on sir!' or if theres 2 and more of you being brought to a place, 1 detainee would have to say, "1,2,3 and everyone of the detainee would have to say permission to carry on sir! and you will carry on if the SAF MP gives you the permission. If its an orange gate you have to say good morning sir and ask for permission like what i said above, more than 1 detainee to cross the gate one guy say, "greet 1,2,3, then everyone say good morning sir!, 1,2,3, permission to carry on sir!" and if your the first to cross the gate you must say, "1 sir!', next guy that cross say, "2 sir!' till the last guy that cross the gate must say his no xxx sir but also say, 'xxx number is the last number sir!' must be synchronised when you say that, like marching else you will be ask to repeat again. You will find that every room has a yellow line you will be taken to a room where your asked to strip (check for injuries and tattoos)and wear another yellow t-shirt with blue shorts. You will be classified under 3 categories: CA (stands for close arrest), CD(stands for corrective detainee) for first timer, SUS(stands for soldier under sentence) second and subsequent timer. This new yellow T-shirt will have the Abbreviation on which category u belong to with a number below it. E.g. if your a second timer, you will be given a yellow t-shirt with the words SUS and a number below it. You wear plastic slippers thru the remainder of your sentence. There you will be given a straw mat, a green colored cup with the number samed as your T-shirt no, toothbrush with the same no, shaver with the same no, green colored blanket,exercise book, soap container with soap, a card holder with a white paper inside it that states your particulars, offence committed. sort of a 11B and your asked to pick a religious book. This and particulars done, fill up parent visit form(parents allowed to visit on mon,wed,fri unless special parent visit is granted for half an hr), your taken to a cell same as the holding cell i mentioned earlier. under a building which also classifies you into first timer, second timer, third and subsequent timer e.t.c. 90% of people in DB are awolees, the extreme cases being charged for going out for 15 mins to buy food and end up 7 days db, or 8 months awol charged 5 days db. no mirrors in toilet, only plastic specs allowed (prob scared u commit suicide). Mon-Fri have to do regime (sandbag drill) for first timer, less for subsequent timers, sandbag around 20kg (like field pack). Before you do sandbag, they will get MO to check if your fit to do sandbag drill according to your PES status. Regime's around 8:30 to 10:30, not sure of time cos never see the time, around 8 pm rollcoll, 9 pm to 6 am lights out (sleep). You will realise everything in DB you have to ask for permission, even when you have to take your food in from the cell! my cellmate who been to changi prison told me even prison dont have something like this. Lamest thing ever. Most MPs are ok, but there are some guai lan ones including one chinese fat guy who wear specs that make u knock it down 20 if you dont greet properly/if ur voice is not loud enuf during rollcall. Can try complaining abt MPs when ur released, but you guys know how SAF is like. JW (jehovah witness) are given the same outfit except they wear white T-shirts with no number. They have to serve for 3 years 3 months inside DB, never allowed to go home and when they leave the army, no reservist for them. They basically do the "household chores" in DB (cook the food, wash the clothes), e.t.c. However, they do not need to ask for permission this and that or call SAF MPs and sir and they can walk around DB/ play basketball and yes, time in DB do not count in NS, altho a general guideline for Awolees is 1 day db = 2 day of awol, but not every case turn out that way like i mentioned earlier. This guideline, however, only applies to first-timers ONLY. Subsequent awol cases is treated as 1 day awol = 1 day DB. So if you already decided to awol, might as well awol as long as u can since the time u awol is counted as doing NS. just remember that after 21 days, theres a warrant of arrest out for you and if you get caught and court-martialed, the sentence is heavier and will not follow the guideline, so don't open the door lolx if you see 4 plain clothes guy knocking on the door and dont stay at home for like say the 1st month Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Donut Supercharged April 17, 2009 Share April 17, 2009 yup.... this account is very very accurate liao.... another thing you won't see any bones in your daily meals. dun wan them to commit sucide or keep choked. everything you use is all plastic, even the food tray and spoon. the food tray is damm disgusting.... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Godfinger Neutral Newbie April 17, 2009 Share April 17, 2009 Very Detailed info. I have a Campmate which is 3SG rank whom got charged and sentenced to 7 days DB by a JDO. His offence is using a Laser Pointer to shoot at a Servicewomen. Best of all, this servicewomen has been in the same camp with us for more then 3 year (my friend and I are regulars). I was the escoting Specialist which my friend have to drill and matched into the JDO's room. His hands are not cuff then. Before the JDO read out the offence, he asked if the accused plead guilty. My friend said its a mischief act and he felt apologic and the JDO said 'Its too late.' Then the JDO put on his Bury and read out the sentence. After that my friend is escoted to the guardroom by me and the MPs handcuff him. I almost cried and I asked myself, why ask me to do this kind of regime?? After his release, he became very quiet and he became a loner. Never hear him mentioned hows life in there too. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Donut Supercharged April 17, 2009 Share April 17, 2009 must be kena poked in backside during the 7 days....... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Godfinger Neutral Newbie April 17, 2009 Share April 17, 2009 I Hope not so. He is a Upright men, just that his moment of mischief landed him in the Cell. I was thinking using Laser pointer to shoot at people no harm right?? Why must slapped with Jail term. There's no body contact at all. Since he will be charged, I rather he did something else more outragous. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jerms Clutched April 17, 2009 Share April 17, 2009 i agree that certain form of law and order have to be observed in a uniformed organz but honestly.. shoot laser pointer at female and go DB is Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Donut Supercharged April 17, 2009 Share April 17, 2009 it depends on where he was pointing at the woman's body.... if he pointed at some private parts, it's as good as touching her on that part and its sexual harressment and molest. well, its a innocent mischief actually. maybe yr commanders were very "on"..... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Limxiaoming 2nd Gear April 17, 2009 Share April 17, 2009 Wah the way u all say like very sad. I just ORD from MP 6 mths ago. Didnt look that bad to me from my bunk. Haha maybe cause i was not in charge of DB and i only go there few times a month so i never really felt that way. Its not bad la i see some MP talking to inmates like friends like tt but of course in a strict but polite way. ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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