got 1 pro...
this is one of the few vocations in SAF which teaches you skill sets that are practical in the civilian world.
Another pro is that, I remember there was very little chiong sua.
Maybe you have to do support duty, maybe once a month, depending on your unit? It's basically stay-by if unit has problems outfield.
During low key, after LRI and when units have off, you basically do almost nothing. Like, morning call, morning tea-break, lunch, afternoon tea-break, fall out. Sounds like good life huh!!
I thing I must share with you, get use to washing hands with saw-dust detergent!! haha.. It's the only way those oils and grease will come off.