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The Singapore Air Force (SAF) After Next Incarnation/ Michael Raska

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In: RSIS Commentary No 041, 8 March 2019 (F31)Summary: Singapore is gradually unveiling the contours of its future military modernisation paths for the SAF planned for the mid-21st century. Its trajectory will be shaped not only by adapting emerging critical technologies to new security requirements, but equally important, institutional agility to exploit new technologies.

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Singapore is gradually unveiling the contours of its future military modernisation paths for the SAF planned for the mid-21st century. Its trajectory will be shaped not only by adapting emerging critical technologies to new security requirements, but equally important, institutional agility to exploit new technologies.

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