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In SAF a life loss is not only a loss of a soldier, but a loss of a brother, comrade, love one and family member.

Our population is small and such losses are very very significant..

 

May he rest in peace and may Allah bless his family during trying times...

 

And to whatever divine powers out there, hope they will continue to guide/bless our boys in the force while they serve their national obligations...

 

:excl: True :excl:

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In SAF a life loss is not only a loss of a soldier, but a loss of a brother, comrade, love one and family member.

Our population is small and such losses are very very significant..

 

And to whatever divine powers out there, hope they will continue to guide/bless our boys in the force while they serve their national obligations...

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In SAF a life loss is not only a loss of a soldier, but a loss of a brother, comrade, love one and family member.

Our population is small and such losses are very very significant..

 

May he rest in peace and may Allah bless his family during trying times...

 

And to whatever divine powers out there, hope they will continue to guide/bless our boys in the force while they serve their national obligations...

 

+1.

we all have fathers, brothers, sons and friends.. it is very sad to hear news like that.

 

may he rest in peace..

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the one i use in the boat i attached to is the DIY blow job type. don't think it is SOLAS.. in fact, quite koyak when they handed it to me.

perhaps they keep the best to themselves and give the lousy ones to soldiers attached from elsewhere?

 

If it is not SOLAS approved, someone's head will roll. I think it is up to the BOI to find out. These life vest has a annual service requirement. Thatz wat we do in the navy too. Kit exchange annually.

 

But basic life vest design is to keep a person's head above water no matter which position he fell into the water. Recently, there is a Class requirement for life jackets regarding ppl weighing more than 100kg and waist of a certain diameter. Not too sure of the details, just scanning thru the articles.

 

 

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RIP. at least got closure... sidetrack a bit.. good to see a BG heading the rescue effort and Chief Army going down to see see look look... hope it shows the family SAF values the boy's life and bring some microscopic comfort to them...

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If it is not SOLAS approved, someone's head will roll. I think it is up to the BOI to find out. These life vest has a annual service requirement. Thatz wat we do in the navy too. Kit exchange annually.

 

But basic life vest design is to keep a person's head above water no matter which position he fell into the water. Recently, there is a Class requirement for life jackets regarding ppl weighing more than 100kg and waist of a certain diameter. Not too sure of the details, just scanning thru the articles.

 

maybe that one only for navy... i was attached to the engineer's boat.. :ph34r:

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Hope he comes out of this alive, again, hope he didn't fall and hit his head against the boat.

And yes that place is dirty, really dirty.

 

gosh.... how dirty?

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jungle there so thick... what can the helicopter see? unless the guy manage to move himself to some landing zone...(provided he knows where it is)

 

Drop in water and never make it out? i think most likely no hope liao... but kinda strange as if he is operating the boat alone, he should be somewhat a qualified and strong swimmer, (unless MINDEF c--k up SOP again)

 

 

I rem when we were at mt biang, one of the guys fell down a slope and had to be helivac out.....spent 1-2 hrs to clear the vegetation for them to lower down the carrier....

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MO spent 8 days there...overnite....imagine all the sardines can, braised chicken can, used toiletries n such all over the place!

 

 

sheesh...the underwear never change??? [bigcry] [bigcry]

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One thing they didn't say: was the boat's outboard engine still running when the rest found it?

 

 

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