MR before 7th high key

Jkoucci

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Hi Guys,

So recently I'm called back for reservist. I checked my ns portal and it states that I have attended 4 high key. But when I went back for my 5th cycle, I was given the MR watch and service medal.

My CSM told me that this is my 6th High Key and next year is my last cycle. So, my question is.. did the unit Clark mess up? Or did mindef mess up? I've completed 3 low key and 5 High and I'm very sure it's not my 6th cycle. But if they really mess up of course I will take the free 1 cycle off haha. Did this happened to anyone else?
 

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Hi Guys,

So recently I'm called back for reservist. I checked my ns portal and it states that I have attended 4 high key. But when I went back for my 5th cycle, I was given the MR watch and service medal.

My CSM told me that this is my 6th High Key and next year is my last cycle. So, my question is.. did the unit Clark mess up? Or did mindef mess up? I've completed 3 low key and 5 High and I'm very sure it's not my 6th cycle. But if they really mess up of course I will take the free 1 cycle off haha. Did this happened to anyone else?
When is your first called up? Were you aged 40 when you received your MR?
 

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Does orns calculation begin right after ord or after unit called up? If it starts right after my ord and before I am posted to a unit, does my ippt session in each Working year considered 1 orns activity clocked and hence 1 low key?

Yup, right after, or from the start of new FY right after ORD.

1x ORNS year - yes
1x LK - no; only ICTs and mob related events count towards this
 

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Hi Guys,

So recently I'm called back for reservist. I checked my ns portal and it states that I have attended 4 high key. But when I went back for my 5th cycle, I was given the MR watch and service medal.

My CSM told me that this is my 6th High Key and next year is my last cycle. So, my question is.. did the unit Clark mess up? Or did mindef mess up? I've completed 3 low key and 5 High and I'm very sure it's not my 6th cycle. But if they really mess up of course I will take the free 1 cycle off haha. Did this happened to anyone else?
Just take and say thank you encik.
 

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Yes, as long as your ICT days total >=7 days, it'd be considered a HK year.
What if the scenario is as such:
1. Two low keys (each 3 days) + hsp (0.5 day) + IPPT (0.5 day)

2. Two low keys (each 3 days) + 2xIPPT (1 day)

3. Two low keys (each 3 days) + briefing (1 day)

4. Two low keys (each 3 days) + refresher training (1 day)
 

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What if the scenario is as such:
1. Two low keys (each 3 days) + hsp (0.5 day) + IPPT (0.5 day)

2. Two low keys (each 3 days) + 2xIPPT (1 day)

3. Two low keys (each 3 days) + briefing (1 day)

4. Two low keys (each 3 days) + refresher training (1 day)

how is it u have 2 sets of LK ORNS call-up?
MUT?
or short courses?

and all these within the same financial year?
 

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What if the scenario is as such:
1. Two low keys (each 3 days) + hsp (0.5 day) + IPPT (0.5 day)

2. Two low keys (each 3 days) + 2xIPPT (1 day)

3. Two low keys (each 3 days) + briefing (1 day)

4. Two low keys (each 3 days) + refresher training (1 day)
Can ask @xelsingaz on these breakdown. He might be able to help.
 
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