The RSN odyssey / Gail Wan
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Pioneer May 2006, pp.2-6Summary: Short illustrated history of Singapore's navy which began in 1965 with just two small patrol craft and by 2006 had grown to a significant force with frigates and submarines capable of long range operations as demonstrated by support for INTERFET and the Asian Tsunami disaster.
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Short illustrated history of Singapore's navy which began in 1965 with just two small patrol craft and by 2006 had grown to a significant force with frigates and submarines capable of long range operations as demonstrated by support for INTERFET and the Asian Tsunami disaster.
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