Island ambition: Singapore's navy charts its course amid an increasingly uncertain future/ Ridzwan Rahmat
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IHS Jane's Navy International: Vol.122, Issue 7, September 2017, p.30-35 (124)Summary: The Republic of Singapore Navy has made the transition from a service with only two seaworthy boats into Southeast Asia's most modern fleet in less than 50 years. The author looks at how it aims to trail blaze its way through the next half century by pioneering operating concepts and embracing technological innovations, while overcoming challenges that stand in the way of this ambition.
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The Republic of Singapore Navy has made the transition from a service with only two seaworthy boats into Southeast Asia's most modern fleet in less than 50 years. The author looks at how it aims to trail blaze its way through the next half century by pioneering operating concepts and embracing technological innovations, while overcoming challenges that stand in the way of this ambition.
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