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Flying high/ Atul Chandra

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CHANDRA Atul

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In: Asian Defence Technology : Vol.25, January 2018, pp.12-15 (130)Summary: The republic of Singapore air force (RSAF) has transformed itself both in terms of capability and quality to grow into one of the finest air arms in the region. The RSAF now boasts of a formidable fleet of fighter aircraft, rotorcraft, transport and training aircraft and equipment sourced primarily from the USA, Europe and Israel.

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The republic of Singapore air force (RSAF) has transformed itself both in terms of capability and quality to grow into one of the finest air arms in the region. The RSAF now boasts of a formidable fleet of fighter aircraft, rotorcraft, transport and training aircraft and equipment sourced primarily from the USA, Europe and Israel.

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