The ADF is probably one of the most underrated elite formations that the general public is generally unaware of, compared to the Commandos and the Guards. I myself only got to know about them when a relative signed up for the Army, he wanted to join the Commando but they already filled their recruitment quota and was offered to join the ADF instead.
Sry for digging up "old post" but it seems kinda weird to hear "filled their recruitment quota". Even if that is true, if your relative is keen to join the CDOs (or SOFs), he can still apply at a later date. There are quite a large number of "non-CDO/NDU background" personnel who got into SOFs and CDOs, so as long as he doesn't give up, the chances are still there. There are some regulars who join the CDO NSFs batch for 2 years and as they are regulars, they continue into advance training, etc.
Hoorah! Great video and nice to know our brothers and neighbors from Singapore, were united against terrorists external and internal. God bless us all and stay safe!
Fun fact : SOF has been activated in 1991 to take down 4 terrorists onboard Singapore Airline flight 117 when they held hostage to 114 victims on a plane for 9 hours. They swiftly took down 4 terrorists with gunshots at the last moment with no other hostage casualties. During that time, the SOF is unknown to the public because SAF kept this unit a secret, and only revealed in 6 years later in 1997. Meanwhile, news report before 1997 could only report them as commando to maintain their secrecy.
Sensitive units or standby teams that have not been declassified probably do exist. For example, in the past, a unit with "men-in-black" was hiding within another unexpected unit. There was also another ordinary-looking camp that was one of the last to be a green zone for camera phones, allegedly because of another sensitive unit hiding within. And years ago, there were supposedly special personnel holding exit permits for "all countries for one year" for convenience and speed during deployment, when ordinary personnel had to get an exit permit for every overseas trip. I'm glad our country is kept safe because of good men like them.
I always believe 1 thing in SAF, that is to build leaders that inspire, motivate and encourage servicemen/soldiers under them to press on, to train hard with motivation, encouragement (not put them down) and also play hard when times of gathering together to play, to talk, to enjoy together. Together we can be STRONG
Thank you to all SAF personnel with their specialists for ensuring safety of Singapore and her people. You guy deserve our respect for your commitments and dedications unto your duties~ to all sons/daughters of Singapore. Cheers
Yeah bro. Went for marksman course with some ADFs troopers. Siao leh early morning 5BX handstand pushups. Sibei ho. Their ADF troopers also rank corporal, have JCC badge and airborne. Snipers. Win liao la .
Agreed, they're next level compared to the common regular. I was in guards and saw them training in bedok camp a couple of times. Much better fitness, training, skillset, teamwork and equipment. And they have all the crazy course badges like diver and especially ranger. Quite a few had those prestigious US badges too. My cousin was a corporal in ADF, also has ranger badge, noone dares to talk to him about army/NS stuff hahaha.
whichever formation, i truly hope they are better led by commanders strong in the heart and head and with more stuff between the legs than those bunch that dealt with the Little India fiasco.
@@wilson71277 you want them to whisper to them? Of course need to shout, the hostages alr scared shitless and if you talk to them normally nothing would go through their head.
5% correct actually all units mentioned are under special wing formation form up in 1998 at an Eastern fortress camp , regarding of selection for physical training only take up 20% the rest is mentally toughness , this is one of an example in the old days training doing 14 chin up you need to roll one round hand on the bar consider 1 count of it etc.....
@@nabati8903. A good degree holder, able to speak arabic n other languages, fit. N spine check is a must, no scoliosis , martial art back ground. A good leadership ( read more art of war), be yourself..
Bro! Great work! Learnt alot from these videos. Tho, you could have a opening with music. Cus i went deaf right at the end of adf segment, when the music suddenly hits.
Why ADF are different from others Infantry unit! They do not need to wait for their commanding officer to give further instruction in urban or jungle war to contact with the enermies. They are train to describe war type, size and enermy thread. They are very capable in giving small section to a platoon size on engaging enermy as their mission to capture and destroy. They are train not to slow down and ignore tiredness until their mission are completely successfully. They are also good and proficient on their weapon handling, trick and even in blindfold. Those are strong in combat, fitness and intelligence will embark to the Ranger course, CRF or SOF. The first pioner establish ADF troopers, specialist and officers on the early year 2001 were actually train by both elite unit. Thats why this unit are being respect
@@muneirovalibas6194 Hello there from 4th CQC! ADF is not special forces. Special operations generally refer to covert surgical operations to achieve a high impact outcome. Elite forces conduct traditional military engagements and are generally trained to a higher and broader level of competence. ADF being a regular battalion is highly deployable. NSF units are a last resort in high risk deployment for obvious reasons. After all, the regulars signed up for their duties. They engage in frequent overseas exercises and deployments with their foreign counterparts. USMC is one of them. Always Ready! For Honour and Glory! Someone Special.
@@gala1684 the SOTF will afaik move in only after the ADF has performed the recon roles and ascertain the position and strength of the OF but the ADF is probably well trained enough to take on the role themselves in case of urgency or if the SOTF is already engaged somewhere.
One man on an island One drop in the sea All it takes to set a wave in motion Is a single word, an action A hope that we can be The change that we’ve been longing to see **Pre Chorus** For our home, our land, our family It’s all within our reach **Chorus** See this island, every grain of sand Hear this anthem, it’s the voices of our friends Come whatever on the road ahead We did it before, and we’ll do it again **Verse 2** When the moments turn to hours And the day’s last light is gone Look around us always and remember There were times we were uncertain But we just kept walking on It’s always darkest just before the dawn **Chorus** See this island, every grain of sand Hear this anthem, it’s the voices of our friends Come whatever on the road ahead We did it before, and we’ll do it again **Bridge** Our home, the home we share Where the garden always grows toward the light Though the road ahead is daunting, I know we’re gonna be alright **Chorus** See this island, every grain of sand Hear this anthem, it’s the voices of our friends Come whatever on the road ahead We did it before, and we’ll do it again
2:23 cool photo. And then imagine finishing (3:03) the CDO course with the red beret as a Commando specialist. Only to be posted to OCS and finally getting commissioned as an Officer. A *Commando* Officer !!! *then again its the best of the best , very long training i mean , how many months do you serve as a cdo officer ??*
At 3:03, it's actually the last part of X72 where everyone (expect the Commando Officers) gets their Red Berets. Those selected to be CDO Officers (after leaders course) get their Red Berets before going to OCS and after completing OCS, there is another CDO leader course as the CDO does things differently from Army Officers. Only then they are called CDO Officers.
@@DragonX2X7 wow i see. like i said finish cdo course as specs and go for ocs. so. after regualar. ocs go for another wan for cdo before commision ? wow! 👍
@@jianxiongRaven Well they don't exactly "finish CDO course", they become "full fledge" at the end of the Red Beret ceremony, so you can say at that point they "finish CDO course". Trainees just finish the leadership course to be specs and among them, the best get selected for the OCS (and they get their Red beret early as they are going to represent the CDO Formation in the OCSch). Everyone will come back together to continue their CDO skills training and apply what they've learned. By the time of the Red Beret ceremony, it means that everyone there have been trained on the skills required of them. After which, they continue to hone the skills learned and improve upon it. Regulars who join CDO "at a later date" will still go through the "NSFs CDO route" but will be sent for the leadership course instead. If their SAF contract is a spec contract, there is only a small chance of them being selected to go for OCS during the leader's course (more of a SAF and contract thing from what I've heard). After Army OCS course, there is another CDO officer course to take, where they will be taught the difference. Just a simple idea, Army Officers command a large group of troops (tens to hundreds to thousand depending on role/position/etc), while the SF officers have a much smaller group to operate with at every level. They have to make the best out of it and so the tactics, etc will be quite different.
So if SOTF only work within Army SOF, Navy and Air Force. What about STAR of SPF ? Who actually take the command if terrorist attacks ? Maybe they should include STAR in SOTF too ?
STARs are basically operate within SG n domestic thread ie. gunman shooting, robbers held hostage, while the Military mission is to cover political terrorists or overseas mission if it called for,, different roles n assigned task, at the end if the day, its always the home affair ministry to say who go n do what,, capabilities wise,, every unit is on equal footing.
Hi, can anyone tell me what’s the upper age limit for Singaporeans to get into OCS? Not Singaporean here but super curious. Trying to figure out what that upper age limit is in ASEAN. Anyone from any other ASEAN countries can comment and politely contribute? Would really appreciate it.
Selected while under Basic Military upon completion. Or recommended mostly boys under 25. Compromise of Cadet and officer school. Take note there’s females too
I dont know much about CT ops...but my guess regarding your question is maybe the spf SF responds to internal threat first?...and then if cannot handle then ADF would come in?..lol idk..SOTF seems like a large scale ops comprises of the said forces in the video...thats my guess tho ✌🤷
Humanitarian forces? Strong running speed kind of support maybe in life? It's heavy right the boot like hard to escape stuff. Is it real Mr Lau will plan everything? I try requesting the Lim chu Kang, bukit batok, tanglin halt etc. to off electricity as rescue salary(extras), then about n.s definitely secret salary shortage, rank shortage also actually, it can't be like that, at first we have ambition at such age to earn diploma then called for n.s, this example is like Insurance level?
I don't really believe this video. The very old batch of commandos ... all are already passed 70 in age now. The last batch of commandos that runs the 10km battle orders during their BCT are likely 58 by age now ( year 2022 ). To pass out as a commandos that put on a red beret with Airborne wings needs minium 1 year and 3 months in old days. The long distance road march is included. Just fyi.
The regular police units will most likely be deployed to secure the outer perimeter beyond that already set up by the ADF, to interface with the public and ensure that they do not come to harm or unnecessarily stray into the incident site. They will probably also help to manage the hostages that have been freed by the special ops/CT units, alongside the Singapore Civil Defence Force who are on hand to provide medical aid.
@Boy Umarull Well little india case was due to systemetic issues. Getting approval, authority and process delayed response and added to the issue was traffic jam both on the streets and communication channels.
Sick video!! Do you do keyword research before deciding on what videos to create? This video gotten a lot of impressions and views on UA-cam! Any tips? 😲😲
Can. They just need the leadership to let them do their jobs. That was leadership failure, not the men on the ground who were more than ready and trained to deal with it. Regardless, they still handled the situation and arrested/charged those responsible.
@@muneirovalibas6194response was too slow. By the time they arrived police car , ambulance and civil defense vehicle almost damage. Arrest done actual culprits escaped.
SPF also has counterterrorism units under SOC(PTU(Anti-rioting focused but also does CT)/STAR(CT, Hostage Rescue etc.). Not sure how SG decides which spf/saf CT units to deploy.
I didn’t heard,but it was recorded the malaysian special forces did participate in somalia 93 which they rescued american soldiers in somalia,black hawk down
@@basil88815 Those wearing glasses not allowed into CDO/SF are stereotypes which are not true. There are eye sight requirements to be met, certainly NOT "glasses = Out". Go check the various Military webs for an updated info/requirements as they do change, however there are also cases where a wavier can be obtained.
Jangan lupa ramai pati yang memasuki negara melalui jalan tikus di mana perkara ini sudah cukup menyatakan tahap sekuriti negara jika dibandingkan dengan insiden setem yang mungkin hanya dongengan kerana tiada fakta mengenainya.
Yet US Special Forces train jungle warfare from our neighbour up north. Even the Navy SEAL trained their paskal. What say you? Don't believe? Follow US Military news.
@@muneirovalibas6194 During BMT most likely only in the hundreds within a day. Since they don't usually get asked to do hundreds at a go. Depending on the types of course/training, there is a term called "Endless " used, for example endless route march, endless push ups, endless sit ups, etc. Don't have a "specific" 1k push up a day thing. If it's a relative "free/chill day", there will be at least 2-3 exercise sessions throughout the day. CDOs run a lot though.
A lot of countries actually do let out a lot of info nowadays it can act as a deterrent what you have is not really important is how you employ it that becomes the threat so not revealing tactics is more important.
A lot of pati or illegal immigrants in your country tell us much about the security compare to sticker story which could be a rumour as there is no fact to proof it.
Sorry adik, the story have already been debunked as fake as sg dont have missile complex, story made by salty malaysians who needs fairy tale to stroke their hurt ego😭😭
Our army less experience in real combat compare to our neighbour country like Msia and Indonesia. Can see movie hawk down. In the movie is american hero. but the truth is Msia army who save the american. Spore army should train in reality but not depend at computer simulator.
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Pew pew pew.. Quite informative video without spilling out any beans.
The ADF is probably one of the most underrated elite formations that the general public is generally unaware of, compared to the Commandos and the Guards.
I myself only got to know about them when a relative signed up for the Army, he wanted to join the Commando but they already filled their recruitment quota and was offered to join the ADF instead.
Sry for digging up "old post" but it seems kinda weird to hear "filled their recruitment quota". Even if that is true, if your relative is keen to join the CDOs (or SOFs), he can still apply at a later date. There are quite a large number of "non-CDO/NDU background" personnel who got into SOFs and CDOs, so as long as he doesn't give up, the chances are still there. There are some regulars who join the CDO NSFs batch for 2 years and as they are regulars, they continue into advance training, etc.
Originally, I recall they came from the "Army 21 Developmental Force", the A21DF.
Hoorah! Great video and nice to know our brothers and neighbors from Singapore, were united against terrorists external and internal. God bless us all and stay safe!
Fun fact : SOF has been activated in 1991 to take down 4 terrorists onboard Singapore Airline flight 117 when they held hostage to 114 victims on a plane for 9 hours. They swiftly took down 4 terrorists with gunshots at the last moment with no other hostage casualties.
During that time, the SOF is unknown to the public because SAF kept this unit a secret, and only revealed in 6 years later in 1997. Meanwhile, news report before 1997 could only report them as commando to maintain their secrecy.
Sensitive units or standby teams that have not been declassified probably do exist. For example, in the past, a unit with "men-in-black" was hiding within another unexpected unit. There was also another ordinary-looking camp that was one of the last to be a green zone for camera phones, allegedly because of another sensitive unit hiding within. And years ago, there were supposedly special personnel holding exit permits for "all countries for one year" for convenience and speed during deployment, when ordinary personnel had to get an exit permit for every overseas trip. I'm glad our country is kept safe because of good men like them.
Well explained about SAF.
I was trained in SK army as a lieutenant, nice to learn abt saf
I always believe 1 thing in SAF, that is to build leaders that inspire, motivate and encourage servicemen/soldiers under them to press on, to train hard with motivation, encouragement (not put them down) and also play hard when times of gathering together to play, to talk, to enjoy together. Together we can be STRONG
Thank you to all SAF personnel with their specialists for ensuring safety of Singapore and her people. You guy deserve our respect for your commitments and dedications unto your duties~ to all sons/daughters of Singapore. Cheers
I like the vid style straight to the point and clear
Salute to Singapore Armed Forces, from a fellow Malaysian🇸🇬🇲🇾.
Was Singapore a Chinese colony in the past? I looked it up earlier and it says about 80 or so percent of the population are Chinese
@@illeagle9560 😅🤣 bro you go to school or not
@@illeagle9560 Bro, don’t believe some mainland Chinese rubbish. 😁
@@pushinghumanstupiditylimits no they're ethnic Chinese people lol they even speak Chinese and English
@@kmang5140 I meant Chinese ethics lol not Chinese nationals. Also we don't learn about Singapore in US schools lol
Thank you guys for all your services. Majulah Singapura 🇸🇬
Had the opportunity to work with some ADF soldiers during NSF time. These guys are really not the stereotypical regulars we speak about 👍
*sad stereotypical regular sounds*
They are a bunch of hardcore mofos.
Yeah bro. Went for marksman course with some ADFs troopers. Siao leh early morning 5BX handstand pushups. Sibei ho. Their ADF troopers also rank corporal, have JCC badge and airborne. Snipers. Win liao la .
Went outfield with them as our enemy. Bunch of mad lads. Tough and strong enemy they were. Respect for them.
Agreed, they're next level compared to the common regular. I was in guards and saw them training in bedok camp a couple of times. Much better fitness, training, skillset, teamwork and equipment. And they have all the crazy course badges like diver and especially ranger. Quite a few had those prestigious US badges too. My cousin was a corporal in ADF, also has ranger badge, noone dares to talk to him about army/NS stuff hahaha.
Time to make ADF recognised!! They r doing an awesome job too
Continue to make videos like this!
Thanks for keeping us safe!
I only know CPF, hahaha.
Great video. Thanks for the research done and sharing.
Yeah. CPF.. Most fear among others special unit. Counter Profitable Forces. Dont play play.
I only know the cpf (the other one)
Actually, SFQC is conducted by SFLS (Special Forces Leadership School), who also conducts Ranger course. SOTC usually handles reservist personnel.
whichever formation, i truly hope they are better led by commanders strong in the heart and head and with more stuff between the legs than those bunch that dealt with the Little India fiasco.
While it had a favourable outcome it was also proof of really poor and unprepared leadership, if you can even call it leadership.
Thank you for the clear explanation. Now I know what my son is talking about.
Much respect!
0:59 he’s a platoon sergeant in 5sir now
How did you get all these footage? Wow. Amazing
i think most are publicly available from Mindef channel.
Bang bang bang
"Hands up!"
"We're here to rescue you"
Rescue hostage don't need to scream at them right? 😅
Hahahaha
They dont have super hearing and x-ray eyes. That is why they dont know whether the terrorist are disguised as civilians.
@@wilson71277 you want them to whisper to them? Of course need to shout, the hostages alr scared shitless and if you talk to them normally nothing would go through their head.
5% correct actually all units mentioned are under special wing formation form up in 1998 at an Eastern fortress camp , regarding of selection for physical training only take up 20% the rest is mentally toughness , this is one of an example in the old days training doing 14 chin up you need to roll one round hand on the bar consider 1 count of it etc.....
Wow. Didn't know much about SOTF untill now
Thanks 👍
Special unit forces training are always beyond the human limits 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Oh i thought specially trained SPF personnel were the CT units. Thank you for educating me!
Nice video
We Malaysian always prays to God ,blessed Singaporean always and Singapore always in excellent and healthy condition. Amin Ya Allah.
Hi there, do you know what the upper age limit is to get into OCS in Malaysia?
@@nabati8903. A good degree holder, able to speak arabic n other languages, fit. N spine check is a must, no scoliosis , martial art back ground. A good leadership ( read more art of war), be yourself..
Bro! Great work! Learnt alot from these videos. Tho, you could have a opening with music. Cus i went deaf right at the end of adf segment, when the music suddenly hits.
"Eye of the Tiger"
Good content accurate
sick video bro
Make the spf next bro SOC , STAR , ERT so and so as they also part of CT ops .
True. SPF will be the first to respond too
hope to see new info abt the spf side!
Do SPF sf next...STAR SOC Gurkhas etc..anyway informative vid...👍
Why ADF are different from others Infantry unit! They do not need to wait for their commanding officer to give further instruction in urban or jungle war to contact with the enermies. They are train to describe war type, size and enermy thread. They are very capable in giving small section to a platoon size on engaging enermy as their mission to capture and destroy.
They are train not to slow down and ignore tiredness until their mission are completely successfully.
They are also good and proficient on their weapon handling, trick and even in blindfold.
Those are strong in combat, fitness and intelligence will embark to the Ranger course, CRF or SOF.
The first pioner establish ADF troopers, specialist and officers on the early year 2001 were actually train by both elite unit.
Thats why this unit are being respect
They're legit soldiers.
There are elite formations like Guards and then there are Special Forces. ADF is Special Forces.
@@muneirovalibas6194 Hey, sorry mate. ADF is an elite infantry unit, not Special Forces/Special Operations Forces (SOF).
@@YGfromSG i stand corrected
@@muneirovalibas6194
Hello there from 4th CQC!
ADF is not special forces. Special operations generally refer to covert surgical operations to achieve a high impact outcome. Elite forces conduct traditional military engagements and are generally trained to a higher and broader level of competence.
ADF being a regular battalion is highly deployable. NSF units are a last resort in high risk deployment for obvious reasons. After all, the regulars signed up for their duties. They engage in frequent overseas exercises and deployments with their foreign counterparts. USMC is one of them.
Always Ready!
For Honour and Glory!
Someone Special.
I thought Counter-Terrorism was led by SPF units, now I know what roles ADF & SOTF play in CT.
SOTF are the main players in Counter-terrorism ops the ADF are probably there to condone off the area many miles away from where the action is.
@@gala1684 ADF is also a unit that is in the action, they aren’t there just to do guard duty.
@@gala1684 the SOTF will afaik move in only after the ADF has performed the recon roles and ascertain the position and strength of the OF but the ADF is probably well trained enough to take on the role themselves in case of urgency or if the SOTF is already engaged somewhere.
close enough info for the layman to understand
theres more than meet the eye
Interesting... thanks!
No problem!
One man on an island
One drop in the sea
All it takes to set a wave in motion
Is a single word, an action
A hope that we can be
The change that we’ve been
longing to see
**Pre Chorus**
For our home, our land, our family
It’s all within our reach
**Chorus**
See this island, every grain of sand
Hear this anthem, it’s the voices of our friends
Come whatever on the road ahead
We did it before, and we’ll do it again
**Verse 2**
When the moments turn to hours
And the day’s last light is gone
Look around us always and remember
There were times we were uncertain
But we just kept walking on
It’s always darkest just before the dawn
**Chorus**
See this island, every grain of sand
Hear this anthem, it’s the voices of our friends
Come whatever on the road ahead
We did it before, and we’ll do it again
**Bridge**
Our home, the home we share
Where the garden always grows toward the light
Though the road ahead is daunting,
I know we’re gonna be alright
**Chorus**
See this island, every grain of sand
Hear this anthem, it’s the voices of our friends
Come whatever on the road ahead
We did it before, and we’ll do it again
Lol the 2021 national
CRF are the ones in solid green uniform and black FAST helmets right?
what combat shirts do these unit wear? Am curious where its made
2:23 cool photo.
And then imagine finishing (3:03) the CDO course with the red beret as a Commando specialist.
Only to be posted to OCS and finally getting commissioned as an Officer.
A *Commando* Officer !!!
*then again its the best of the best , very long training i mean , how many months do you serve as a cdo officer ??*
At 3:03, it's actually the last part of X72 where everyone (expect the Commando Officers) gets their Red Berets. Those selected to be CDO Officers (after leaders course) get their Red Berets before going to OCS and after completing OCS, there is another CDO leader course as the CDO does things differently from Army Officers. Only then they are called CDO Officers.
@@DragonX2X7 wow i see.
like i said finish cdo course as specs and go for ocs.
so. after regualar. ocs go for another wan for cdo before commision ? wow! 👍
@@jianxiongRaven Well they don't exactly "finish CDO course", they become "full fledge" at the end of the Red Beret ceremony, so you can say at that point they "finish CDO course".
Trainees just finish the leadership course to be specs and among them, the best get selected for the OCS (and they get their Red beret early as they are going to represent the CDO Formation in the OCSch). Everyone will come back together to continue their CDO skills training and apply what they've learned.
By the time of the Red Beret ceremony, it means that everyone there have been trained on the skills required of them. After which, they continue to hone the skills learned and improve upon it.
Regulars who join CDO "at a later date" will still go through the "NSFs CDO route" but will be sent for the leadership course instead. If their SAF contract is a spec contract, there is only a small chance of them being selected to go for OCS during the leader's course (more of a SAF and contract thing from what I've heard).
After Army OCS course, there is another CDO officer course to take, where they will be taught the difference. Just a simple idea, Army Officers command a large group of troops (tens to hundreds to thousand depending on role/position/etc), while the SF officers have a much smaller group to operate with at every level. They have to make the best out of it and so the tactics, etc will be quite different.
@@DragonX2X7 i c
@@DragonX2X7 well . i meant finish the course as in they earn the right to be called commando .
try to make a video of how does SAF/SCDF/SPF , the different agencies work together in the case of a terrorist attack
Amazing.
Thanks
What about the STAR Team from SPF? Where does it fit I SOTF
Hi, as you mentioned, STAR is a police tactical unit from the Singapore Police Force and it is not part of the Singapore Armed Forces.
So if SOTF only work within Army SOF, Navy and Air Force. What about STAR of SPF ? Who actually take the command if terrorist attacks ? Maybe they should include STAR in SOTF too ?
I'm not saying STAR isn't capable, but military units and police units are inherently different.
STARs are basically operate within SG n domestic thread ie. gunman shooting, robbers held hostage, while the Military mission is to cover political terrorists or overseas mission if it called for,, different roles n assigned task,
at the end if the day, its always the home affair ministry to say who go n do what,, capabilities wise,, every unit is on equal footing.
What about gukas contingent on SG... WHAT are their roles?
Hi, you may check out my video titled "Elite units of Singapore Police Force"
Hi, can anyone tell me what’s the upper age limit for Singaporeans to get into OCS? Not Singaporean here but super curious.
Trying to figure out what that upper age limit is in ASEAN. Anyone from any other ASEAN countries can comment and politely contribute? Would really appreciate it.
Selected while under Basic Military upon completion. Or recommended mostly boys under 25. Compromise of Cadet and officer school. Take note there’s females too
dang bro howd you get the info
what dose the S.T.A.R use? even if it isent about here
is it not spf speacial forces will respond first before the army?
I dont know much about CT ops...but my guess regarding your question is maybe the spf SF responds to internal threat first?...and then if cannot handle then ADF would come in?..lol idk..SOTF seems like a large scale ops comprises of the said forces in the video...thats my guess tho ✌🤷
@@ashtoncap2161 yes that is the procedure, SPF comes in first if they can't handle. They will send in the ADF / SOTF.
SPF has no special forces. STAR is special police. Special forces are military units.
@@Witch_Hunters ow sorry my bad ✌️
@@ashtoncap2161 i see 🧐
Training,Training & More Training.
Humanitarian forces? Strong running speed kind of support maybe in life? It's heavy right the boot like hard to escape stuff. Is it real Mr Lau will plan everything? I try requesting the Lim chu Kang, bukit batok, tanglin halt etc. to off electricity as rescue salary(extras), then about n.s definitely secret salary shortage, rank shortage also actually, it can't be like that, at first we have ambition at such age to earn diploma then called for n.s, this example is like Insurance level?
I don't really believe this video. The very old batch of commandos ... all are already passed 70 in age now. The last batch of commandos that runs the 10km battle orders during their BCT are likely 58 by age now ( year 2022 ). To pass out as a commandos that put on a red beret with Airborne wings needs minium 1 year and 3 months in old days. The long distance road march is included. Just fyi.
I served from 93-00 I'm not 50s. I did 5, 10km soc. 72km road marches in 24hrs
What is the best?
My man what the CRF I only know SOF SOTF ADF HQ
I've always wondered what the police would do in situations like this
The regular police units will most likely be deployed to secure the outer perimeter beyond that already set up by the ADF, to interface with the public and ensure that they do not come to harm or unnecessarily stray into the incident site. They will probably also help to manage the hostages that have been freed by the special ops/CT units, alongside the Singapore Civil Defence Force who are on hand to provide medical aid.
Ch 8 drama when duty calls final ep was the climax which showed a terrorist attack. You will see home team and army
buah bodoh and drink kopi ...
@@theunraveler yet ppl call 999 first instead of army...
@Boy Umarull Well little india case was due to systemetic issues. Getting approval, authority and process delayed response and added to the issue was traffic jam both on the streets and communication channels.
3:15 can someone tell mw what uniform they are using and where to buy them?
Sick video!! Do you do keyword research before deciding on what videos to create? This video gotten a lot of impressions and views on UA-cam! Any tips? 😲😲
Nope, I just gave it a simple thought and basically do what I feel like doing 😂
@@YGfromSG that's awesome! Keep it up 💪
Thanks!
Can they deal with the Little India case?
Can. They just need the leadership to let them do their jobs.
That was leadership failure, not the men on the ground who were more than ready and trained to deal with it.
Regardless, they still handled the situation and arrested/charged those responsible.
@@muneirovalibas6194response was too slow. By the time they arrived police car , ambulance and civil defense vehicle almost damage. Arrest done actual culprits escaped.
I only know CPF
SPF also has counterterrorism units under SOC(PTU(Anti-rioting focused but also does CT)/STAR(CT, Hostage Rescue etc.). Not sure how SG decides which spf/saf CT units to deploy.
Tier 1 unit go first the rest maybe just to secure perimeter...lol
internal terrorist, STAR will go first
U forgot the OTR battalion.
I heard that sgpore takes less than 3 days to invade m’sia. True ah?
Pre-emptive strike
I didn’t heard,but it was recorded the malaysian special forces did participate in somalia 93 which they rescued american soldiers in somalia,black hawk down
Don't need to stir, no one wants war either side of causeway. SG and MY stand to gain more from peace and cooperation then war.
Welcome to try. See whether you can do it in 3 days or vice versa.
@@Khabib9-z8w Go check the general info in wiki. Not exactly Msia SF, maybe only a small numbers are attached.
not sure does any of them trained to pull a trigger against a living thing annot?
You wanna sacrifice yourself for their training?
do people like you really think they wont pull the trigger if the situation demand it? seriously?
What's the difference between SOF and SOTF?
SOTF is like the formation and below these formations are units like SOF SWG CRF ADF
My friend, I literally explained in the video.
Why alot of their soldiers wear Glases
Those are conscripts, most regulars don't wear glasses.
Because they are nerds that are forced to join ns.
to look cool lah. What else
@@basil88815 Those wearing glasses not allowed into CDO/SF are stereotypes which are not true.
There are eye sight requirements to be met, certainly NOT "glasses = Out". Go check the various Military webs for an updated info/requirements as they do change, however there are also cases where a wavier can be obtained.
Have they try to match up against the like of Hamas yet? Or its just training in "Controlled" environment?
God blesses Singapore.
Maroon beret
sure or not. still can talk to suicide bomber. want to wayayng also must wayang properly. .
jgn lupa insiden setem
Jangan lupa ramai pati yang memasuki negara melalui jalan tikus di mana perkara ini sudah cukup menyatakan tahap sekuriti negara jika dibandingkan dengan insiden setem yang mungkin hanya dongengan kerana tiada fakta mengenainya.
Insiden setem? Ah ni lagi seorang😂 bukti mana dik? Ke…tu hanya cerita yang direka untuk memuaskan hari rakyat korang?🙊
Well organised and diversed group. Way better than neighbour north.
Yet US Special Forces train jungle warfare from our neighbour up north. Even the Navy SEAL trained their paskal. What say you? Don't believe? Follow US Military news.
New warzone operator
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再：加油
Is it truth they push up 1000 times a day?
Probably. normal BMT already push ups dunno how many hundreds lol
@@muneirovalibas6194 During BMT most likely only in the hundreds within a day. Since they don't usually get asked to do hundreds at a go. Depending on the types of course/training, there is a term called "Endless " used, for example endless route march, endless push ups, endless sit ups, etc.
Don't have a "specific" 1k push up a day thing. If it's a relative "free/chill day", there will be at least 2-3 exercise sessions throughout the day. CDOs run a lot though.
Are we letting too much info get out into the open? Does this compromise OPSEC?
These are just very general info that can be found online or through simple word of mouth. Trust me, the real info would not be compromised so easily.
A lot of countries actually do let out a lot of info nowadays it can act as a deterrent what you have is not really important is how you employ it that becomes the threat so not revealing tactics is more important.
Lmao even Home Team also has it own counter terrorism unit damn that add up to alot sia 🤣
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What the hell I never sub but the video came into my suggestion fuck
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super shiong
Never put those elites like 2 PDF ST , APGC , FDS Troopers and Sea soldiers. Almost lose life just for P.O.I. Very Siong leh.
diam
Axes to kill chickens.
BANG BANG BANG
their weakness is their phones ..... :-)
They are not allowed to use phones?
Jlb
R ur soldiers a battle tested or a bottle tester 😁😁😁
Most of them must have heard the Malaysian sticker story. Love having training with singaporeans.
A lot of pati or illegal immigrants in your country tell us much about the security compare to sticker story which could be a rumour as there is no fact to proof it.
and a story it shall remain..
@@Witch_Hunters a bedtime story to just feelings nothing more than feelings...
Sorry adik, the story have already been debunked as fake as sg dont have missile complex, story made by salty malaysians who needs fairy tale to stroke their hurt ego😭😭
A story that has no authenticity to it? Lol with no evidence. A story created and lied to your citizens😂
and one more you didn't state,
CPF
Just to humor myself.
1 like = 1 ORD LO!
Pandemic brought me here
Hahaha training at bukit timah hill.... Don't forget another training with mobile legend
Sure or not🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Lol you try test water first la...do something crazy..then see which SF come...then you know...lmao
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Lmao Commando call sign Downy
HaHaHaHa
Power la Najib. Duit dah kasi balik belum?🙊
Our army less experience in real combat compare to our neighbour country like Msia and Indonesia. Can see movie hawk down. In the movie is american hero. but the truth is Msia army who save the american. Spore army should train in reality but not depend at computer simulator.
SAF have more combat experience than you know and those experience that our neighbours had is not relevant anymore to modern warfare operations.
@@gala1684 an experience is still an experience because from it you make improvements and know what to do when things going to happen.