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Kinda curious with this. Anybody with experience may clarify this? 1) SAF drivers gets their SAF Driving License during their army time(different from Civilian’s), but what if you have already gotten a Civilian Driving License before you entered the Army? Will you get posted to the driver vocation? I’ve heard that if you already have a Civilian Driving License, chances of you getting into the Driver Vocation is almost ZERO or you don’t even have a chance as they want to give those people with no license to experience as a driver? How reliable is this? 2) Second question. So example if I got into the driver vocation and I hold both SAF Driving License & Civilian Driving License, and One unfortunate day (example) I am driving the military vehicle and I accidentally got caught committing traffic offences (such as speeding/beat red light/knock down people with no intention), does it affect only my SAF driving license only and get charged, or it will also affect my Civilian driving license as well? Meaning both my SAF & Civilian driving license gets affected (Demerit points etc.) It just some thought that makes me curious & just for in case. Accidents do happen, I know we can prevent it but it’s just for some knowledge.

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/nsmen-may-get-to-choose/857398.html By the way, Switzerland citizens who have served in the army get to keep their rifles. Singaporean NSmen also can? I think got a lot of people going to chiong for Storemen liao!

For me it has to be either PTI, Cook or Medic. All 3 vocations are held by low ranks but they have the ability to tekan you jialat jialat.

Hi all, Wanted to find out if among your siblings, all gave birth to girls except one of them only managed to have one son, can he be exempted for military vocation during NS? Hear-say that for such situation, this son will be automatically admitted to police force for NS, is this really true? Anyone know about this? Regards,