Does anyone out there know about the 16 months of mndatory military service in Taiwan?

Question

What do they do all day? My BF is in the airforce doing his mandatory 16 months of military boot camp. Not for his job the guys here all need to serve. Anybody know what they do everyday? He doesn't say much about it...

Answer 1

These are the yahoo taiwan knowledge that people served in the ROC Air Forces:

Q:我兵種抽到空軍
我想請問一下空軍的生活是怎樣的

A:基本上你的問題太攏統了.各軍種下轄的單位也很多.且每個單位屬性不同.專則不同.作息也就不盡相同.

Basically, your question is too general. There are several units under Air Force. Their duties and tasks are all different.

至於下部隊問題.相信更沒人會給答案.畢竟可能會去那?我只能說只要有空軍的地方都有可能.畢竟還沒抽籤分發啊!

Basically, no one can tell you the answer until you find out what unit he belongs to.

可能得要從後勤單位解釋到防警太累了

Basically, we will need to explain from the reserves unit to guards unit.

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Here is one. He just got into Air Force boot camp.

新兵訓練差不多一個半月，

The boot camp for the newbies is about one and half month.

營訓其實只是打打飯菜，上上課，沒了！

The boot camp is about classes and EAT. Nothing else.

分發到警衛就是教衛哨的課！再來就是站哨。

For the guards, they have guards lessons. And you will be guarding.

每天至少三班！每天至少要站6小時的哨！

There are three shifts. Each shift is at least 6 hours.

除了站哨、操課！就沒有了！

Nothing else besides than guarding and studying.

營部就是處理業務！除了業務就是業務！不操課！

For the support, there are lots of office support work.

Here is an interesting life of ROC Air Force newbies


上午夏天5:30起床，

Wake up at 5:30

6點早點名，打掃環境，

Report and clean up at 6:00

6:50集合準備打飯用早餐，洗餐盤.....

Report and Eat breakfast at 6:50

8點集合操課！

Study at 8:00

11點準備打飯用午餐，洗餐盤，

Eat lunch at 11:00

午休到13:30

Lunch break until 13:30

下午1400點操課，現在天氣這麼熱，幾乎都是在室內！

In door class at 1400 (too hot during the summer)

下午16：30準備打飯洗餐盤、洗澡......

Take shower and get ready for dinner at 1630

晚上1900上愛國教育，看影片之類的，

Watch military films at 1900

2100晚點名，

Report at 2100

2200就寢睡覺！

Sleep at 2200

Answer 2

I can't help you any there hun. My husband is in the military and most the time he doesn't say much about what they do. I have to more or less try to pull it out of him. He served in Iraq, and has been home since 2004, and there is some stuff he is just now telling me about. Some stuff he will never tell me about, that is just something we have to leave with, being with military personnel.

Good luck finding out!