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SINGAPORE – After a one-year suspension, the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) is holding a scaled-down Exercise Wallaby this year – traditionally its largest overseas exercise…
View More SAF resumes Exercise Wallaby in Australia; scaled down with 580 troops
SINGAPORE – The five countries in the Five Power Defence Arrangements (FPDA) will be putting up a flypast and a naval vessel display off Marina South…
View More FPDA nations to mark 50 years with flypast, naval vessel display off Marina South on Oct 18
SINGAPORE – Other than paper quizzes and oral assessments, technician trainees in the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) are now also tested by playing…
View More RSAF technician trainees now assessed using virtual reality 'escape rooms'
SINGAPORE – When she joined the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) about a year ago as an air crew specialist, the 26-year-old did not…
View More Handling baby, long hours: RSAF crew ferrying 2,200 Afghan evacuees take duties in stride
SINGAPORE – In the middle of a senior commander’s course in 1970, then 29-year-old Lieutenant-Colonel Winston Choo was summoned to see the Defence Minister, the…
View More Life of Singapore's longest-serving military chief captured in memoir
SINGAPORE – The Singapore Armed Forces is looking to replace its ageing fleet of light utility vehicles in a deal estimated to be worth more…
View More SAF looking to replace ageing utility vehicles in $100m deal
SINGAPORE – A Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) regular serviceman died on Friday (Feb 26) after completing his own physical training at Kranji Camp. In a…
View More SAF regular dies after completing his own training at Kranji Camp
SINGAPORE – From confrontations with sea robbers to responding to mayday calls, Military Expert (ME) 3 Chua Buan Hee has had an exciting and rewarding…
View More Pioneer RSN sailor shares memories as last two patrol vessels are decommissioned
SINGAPORE – Singapore and Australia began their joint maritime exercise on Saturday (Sept 26) in the southern reaches of the South China Sea – with…
View More No physical interaction in joint Singapore-Australia naval exercise
SINGAPORE – The Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) has maintained its operational edge despite the wide-ranging impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, which had halted exercises and…
View More SAF retains operational edge despite wide-ranging impact of Covid-19: Ng Eng Hen
SINGAPORE – Military recruits who were affected by a seven-week suspension of their basic military training will graduate two to four weeks later than scheduled.…
View More SAF recruits affected by basic military training suspension will graduate two to four weeks later
SINGAPORE – Graduation parades have long been a prized feature of the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) but Third Sergeant (3SG) Maisarah Abdul Raof and her…
View More No graduation parade for SAF specialist cadets, but loved ones affix new ranks for cadets at home
SINGAPORE – Last month, Colonel Chua Jin Kiat had about two weeks to set up community recovery facilities (CRFs) in military camps for recovering Covid-19…
View More 3,000 Covid-19 patients housed at six community recovery facilities in SAF camps
SINGAPORE – Activities involving operationally ready national servicemen (NSmen) such as in-camp training and the Individual Physical Proficiency Test (IPPT) will be deferred until May 4,…
View More Coronavirus: In-camp training and IPPT for NSmen deferred until May 4