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| 475.1 | Yes | STRSHP::REISS | Fern Alyza Reiss | Wed Jun 08 1988 11:38 | 3 |
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I heard this too, Steve, from a friend in Israel. The "average"
person's duty is up to 60 days, apparently; more for officers. /Fern
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| 475.2 | impossibly high? | IOSG::LEVY | QA Bloodhound | Thu Jun 09 1988 14:46 | 5 |
| if the average is 60 days what's the norm?
How does industry cope?
Malcolm
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| 475.3 | | ANRCHY::SUSSWEIN | He Who Dies With the Most Toys Wins | Thu Jun 09 1988 15:19 | 17 |
| Could somebody in Israel supply more details on this, please?
The things I'm interested in are whether this is supposed to be
temporary, or the new standard, and whether it's retroactive (for
those who are already in miluim), or only for those who are about
to transition from full-time to reserve.
The numbers I remember before the increase were:
privates 30 days
non-coms 45 days
officers 60 days
Can you also supply the new numbers?
Steve
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| 475.4 | How temporary is temporary | TAVENG::MONTY | LEG has it now .... FCS '92 | Thu Jun 09 1988 18:11 | 17 |
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< Note 475.3 by ANRCHY::SUSSWEIN "He Who Dies With the Most Toys Wins" >
>> The things I'm interested in are whether this is supposed to be
>> temporary,
Its only supposed to be for the present financial year. As temporary
as anything else ;-)
>> or the new standard,
No
>> and whether it's retroactive (for
>> those who are already in miluim),
No. The maximum number of days is for the WHOLE financial year.
>> or only for those who are about
>> to transition from full-time to reserve.
Sorry, don't quite understand the question.
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| 475.5 | | TAVENG::GOLDMAN | | Fri Jun 10 1988 01:42 | 14 |
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> How does industry cope?
One of our group's projects currently has about five people
working on it. It's a real pain because usually you have
someone who is just leaving, currently out, or has just returned
and needs to get up to speed again.
BTW, the 60 days is always broken up into at least two stints
with about 4-8 months in between.
One of the more interesting aspects of life in Israel is the
ability to cope with things and the speed which new twists on
life are assimilated into routine.
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| 475.6 | Reserve means also discretion | TAVIS::JUAN | | Mon Jun 13 1988 10:42 | 9 |
| Friends:
Being the reserve duty a specific military matter, I don't believe
it should be a matter of public discussion (at least on this side
of TAVLAND).
Regards,
Juan-Carlos
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| 475.7 | the number of cups of tea I drink --CLASSIFIED | TAVENG::MONTY | LEG has it now .... FCS '92 | Mon Jun 13 1988 17:08 | 14 |
| Juan,
You are correct that military matters should not be discussed in
public. This includes such things as military units, location, bases
etc etc....
However, maximum length of miluim duty has been publicly announced on
the news and been reported extensivly in the local newspapers.
It has also been reported in the international press, thus we can't
define it even as a small military secret. ;-) ;-)
Shhh,
..... Monty
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| 475.8 | How many cups of tea do you drink? | TAVIS::JUAN | | Wed Jun 15 1988 03:26 | 1 |
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| 475.9 | Fifth ammendment !!!! | TAVENG::MONTY | LEG has it now .... FCS '92 | Wed Jun 15 1988 04:18 | 22 |
| >> < Note 475.8 by TAVIS::JUAN >
>> -< How many cups of tea do you drink? >-
Juan,
You should know better !!!
If you want to know, please fill-in form DEC ISR2378/89 June 1986
edition and get it countersigned by AT LEAST two deceased Vice
Presidents [If you have difficulty finding two deceased VP --- we
can arrange an accident -;) -;)].
With the aforementioned forms you then send them through inter-office
mail to the Australian subsiduary in order that an external examiner
can review the material.
If they O.K the request, then I *MIGHT* tell you -;) -;)
Anyway, since I started working here I only drink the coffee the
tea is **!!??
.... Monty
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