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1363:, named after the first submarine acquired by the RSN. It is located in Changi Naval Base and is designed to be a state-of-the-art facility featuring submarine simulators in order to enhance the realism and effectiveness of submarine training. Training in the simulators can be up to several days in order to simulate actual deployments when the submariners are training in the STC. Prospective submariners are put through a nine-month-long course which consists of a series of tough tests in order to ensure that every qualified submariner is able to meet operational requirements at sea. The simulators housed in the facility are known as the Submarine Steering and Diving Trainer (SSDT) and Submarine Combat Tactical Trainer (SCTT). The two simulators allow the flotilla to conduct training that closely simulates at-sea conditions without the logistical costs involved in deploying submarines out at sea. The SSDT is designed based on the Archer-class submarine and trains the helmsman to steer the submarine as well as the diving officer in diving the submarine while allowing the “Officer of the Watch” to oversee the entire process. The SCTT is designed to train the submariners in combat operations, which consists of four consoles modelled after those installed on board the actual submarines. These are used to train the crew in submarine combat operations such as analysis, surveillance, command and control, and weapons control. Singapore is also known to have sent prospective submarine Commanding Officers for the 1629: 1047: 2061: 931: 1210: 1198: 1754: 721: 1955: 7187: 2219: 1399: 1218: 406: 2136: 1332:. This training consists of all the key aspects of the duties the sailors are expected to perform on board the ships. This includes basic firefighting and damage control skills, rope handling and seamanship skills as well as shiphandling which is done through a ship simulator allowing trainees to practice their watchkeeping skills inside a safe, controlled environment. The enlisted specialists and military experts undergo a rigorous and realistic Summative Exercise (SUMEX) at the end of their course prior to joining the operational ships. 834: 364: 1324:, part of their training involves being deployed four weeks at sea with the regular fleet to hone their skills in leadership, navigation and basic seamanship. Navy officers are also offered specialisation courses later in their careers at the Naval Officers' Advanced Schools (NAS) which is part of the SAF Advanced School (SAS). The courses offered are Naval Advanced Officer Course (NAOC), Mine Hunting Officer Course (MHOC), Naval Warfare Officer Course (NWOC) and Command Preparatory Programme (CPP). 2362: 1563: 89: 1765: 418: 7604: 2323: 378: 1816:. Another three were transferred in 1997, making them Singapore's first underwater platforms. As the submarines were designed for operations in the Baltic Sea, various modifications were required to suit them to tropical waters. A comprehensive tropicalisation refitting programme was implemented for all four submarines, which involved the installation of air conditioning, marine growth protection systems and corrosion-resistant piping. 1504: 7617: 7552: 4745: 7630: 7578: 7539: 123: 392: 7643: 7591: 955:; a major contributor to the economy. To combat the growing technological obsolescence and decline in morale, the government launched the "Navy 2000" program. The service underwent an internal restructuring with the formation of the Coastal Command (COSCOM) in 1988 and the Fleet in 1989, formalising the responsibilities of each class of ship. Between 1990 and 2001, the resurgent navy acquired six 7526: 569: 1183: 1743: 7565: 2274: 1120: 2242: 2226: 1155:-class submarine in 2019, with the second and third submarines RSS Impeccable and RSS Illustrious launched on 13 December 2022. All three submarines will be expected to be commissioned in 2023, with an operationalisation date set for 2024. The fourth submarine RSS Inimitable remains in construction, together with a fifth, previously undisclosed, submarine. 4555: 2290: 2258: 1467:. These naval helicopters feature anti-surface and anti-submarine combat systems, extending the ship's own surveillance and over-the-horizon targeting and anti-submarine warfare capabilities. The naval helicopters are part of the 123 squadron of the RSAF and piloted by air force pilots. Two more S-70B helicopters were ordered in February 2013. 2385:

management. The base was also designed to be environment-friendly, with small-scale wind turbines powering the lights along the breakwaters at night. Conventional roof construction materials were substituted by thin film solar panels and the solar energy generated lights the base. In addition, seawater is used in the air-conditioning system.

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With the Navy being the lowest priority among the three services, it saw little hope of an expanded fleet with a larger stake in Singapore's defence and many people left the service. This created a "crisis of confidence" within the RSN in the next few years, which defence planners regarded as lacking

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was the RSN's only base. An expansion of the fleet in the early 1980s meant that more space was needed for the fleet and its shore infrastructure. However, this was not possible as the land around Brani was reserved for use by the port authority to develop container facilities. As a result, Tuas was

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being co-located in a single location known as the integrated command center. Its modularity also allows the ship to deploy unmanned and mine-countermeasure systems or be reconfigured to support disaster-relief operations. The ships have been sent on overseas deployments. The last three ships of the

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Enlistees to the Naval Diving Unit are selected based on their eyesight and medical fitness and trained at Frogman School located within Sembawang Camp. Trainees are required to pass a vocational assessment prior to beginning nine weeks of basic military training. Those who qualify then undergo the

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as well as the German Navy Submarine Commanding Officer Course. A training suite for crew members of the new Invincible class submarines is now being developed, which is planned to operationalise by 2024. Like the previous simulators before it, it will consist of the combat trainer as well as diving

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Joint Multi-Mission Ships (JMSS) are ongoing. The MRCVs will act as a 'mothership' for unmanned assets and host mine-countermeasure Venus-16 USVs, while the JMSS will increase the RSN's aviation capabilities in supporting disaster relief operations. A new class of patrol vessels to operate alongside

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In October 2018, Malaysia extended its Johor Bahru port limits past its 1979 maritime claims into waters off the reclaimed Tuas sector which Singapore claims as its own. Singapore responded by extending its port limits to overlap with Malaysia's new port limits. As Malaysia deployed elements of the

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collided with a merchant vessel within the vicinity of Pedra Branca during a patrol, resulting in four casualties and the first ship to be stricken as a total loss. As a result of the accident, additional safety measures were implemented and the training program enhanced, including the requirement

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of Germany, with the first being built in Germany and remaining five locally by ST Marine. The corvettes represented a strategic change in Singapore's defence posture as the Navy sought to redefine its purpose to be "more than a coastguard" and project power in the region for deterrence purposes;

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a contract to build and design eight vessels. A subsidiary of the company, ST Marine was charged with building the ships at Benoi Yard and integrating the combat systems supplied by the group's electronics arm, ST Electronics. The class was designed with the "lean manning" concept to facilitate a

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A new naval ensign was hoisted at the Telok Ayer Basin for the first time on 5 May 1967 and is marked as the day of the Navy's official establishment. In September, the service was renamed the People's Defence Force – Sea and placed under the Sea Defence Command, with the command being thereafter

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The diesel electric submarines will have 50 per cent longer endurance, more firepower, more capable sensors and advanced automation than the existing fleet of RSN submarines. Armed with eight torpedo tubes and manned by a crew of 28, they can travel at a surface speed of more than 10 knots and a

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being commissioned on 30 April 2013. The AIP modification enables the submarines to have longer submerged endurance and lower noise signature, enhancing its stealth capability. The advanced sonar system is capable of detecting contacts at a further distance, while the torpedo system has a better

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and represents the main strike arm of the navy. Its frigates and missile corvettes are capable of conducting anti-surface, anti-air and anti-submarine operations with their equipped armaments and sensors. Its landing ships tank and civil resource vessels provide sea transportation and logistics

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Automation was incorporated into the design of CNB to reduce manpower requirements. It has an automated underground ammunition depot that allows ammunition to be loaded onto the ships and an automated warehouse system to store items. The base has a fibre optic broadband network for information

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189 Squadron was subsequently transferred to Coastal Command in January 2005, placing all eleven ships under the same formation; the anti-submarine suite was also gradually removed as the RSN refocused its ASW capability on other platforms. The eleven patrol vessels formed the combined 182/189

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were reportedly acquired to counter the threat of an increased number of submarines passing through the Malacca Strait, with Soviet submarines having been tracked passing through entirely submerged. The first three ships were commissioned in August 1990 and the remaining three in May 1991.

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Better utilisation of space at TNB resulted in two and a half times more berthing space than Brani, even though TNB only has a shoreline of 850 m (0.5 mi). Provision was also made for recreational facilities. Automation was incorporated into the design of TNB to reduce manpower

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Though numerically small in comparison to its much larger neighbours in terms of tonnage and manpower reserves, the RSN counteracts by continuously seeking to maintain a qualitative superiority over any adversary through the implementation of new technologies, fostering of alliances with

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The Republic of Singapore Navy is led by the Chief of Navy (CNV), who reports directly to the Chief of Defence Force (CDF). The CNV is responsible for the RSN's overall operational capabilities and administration. The organisational chart shows the peacetime administrative

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and laser warning systems were added to increase operational flexibility, while fenders were incorporated into the hull to enable quicker alongside operations of suspicious vessels. The forward part of the bridge was also reinforced with ballistic-resistant armour.

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The gunboats engaged in numerous exercises with foreign navies and visited many port of calls throughout their lifespan. On 13 May 2008, all six gunboats were retired at a sunset decommissioning ceremony held at Changi Naval Base following 33 years of service.

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and steering trainer among others. It will additionally feature a virtual procedural trainer that replicates the submarine with all its more than 12 million parts, that offers both physical and tactile training opportunities for the crew members while ashore.

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would be the final commander of the Maritime Command. On 1 April 1975, the Maritime Command was renamed the Republic of Singapore Navy as part of the reorganisation of the Singapore Armed Forces into three distinct services, and has kept the name ever since.

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requirements, such as mechanical ramps for the loading and unloading of vehicles and an automatic storage and retrieval system. It also has a floating dock which can lift 600 tonnes and transfer a ship from sea to land to facilitate repairs and maintenance.

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The Naval Engineering and Logistics Command (NELCOM) is responsible for up-keeping and planning the maintenance schedules of ships and the equipping of supplies and assets. It also conducts weapons readiness checks on ships and works closely with the

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extra-regional navies, and increased reliance on automation and unmanned assets. This has made the RSN one of the most sophisticated and well trained navies in the region. In addition, bilateral exercises with foreign navies are also held regularly.

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were installed in 1996 as part of a general refit. A life extension program between 2009 and 2013 redesigned the mast to incorporate new sensors, overhauled the combat management system, and added the ability for the ship to launch a single

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on 20 January 2022. Other than the MSRVs, the flotilla will also operate two Maritime Security Tugboats (MSRTs), and will operate new purpose-built vessels from 2026. The ships form the Maritime Security and Response Flotilla of the RSN.

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at the eastern tip of Singapore, it was officially opened on 21 May 2004 by Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong. Its 6.2 km (3.9 mi) berthing space can accommodate an aircraft carrier and is often used by visiting ships of the USN.

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to address the humanitarian and security crisis in the aftermath of the territory's referendum for independence in 1999; deployed three ships to provide humanitarian assistance and emergency aid to the Indonesian town of

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for remote surveillance without the need to approach a target. The anti-submarine torpedoes and variable depth sonar detectors were removed during the refit. The six corvettes form the Eighth Flotilla of the RSN.

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Enlisted specialists and regular military experts (ratings) are instructed in their specialised domains at the Naval Military Experts Institute, under the Maritime Training and Doctrine Command (MTDC), based at

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a proper doctrine for existence beyond patrols and tackling illegal immigration. It was not until 1984 that naval officials convinced the government of the necessity of a seagoing fleet to secure the nation's

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was specially constructed with a "dual bridge" to facilitate training requirements for two navigation teams to operate simultaneously and can carry 30 trainees and instructors; the ship was named after the

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surface-to-air (SAM) missiles. The continuous upgrades to the gunboats' armaments and sensors made them regarded as being at the forefront of naval warfare technology between the 1980s and 1990s.

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As new technology became available, a number of upgrading programmes were initiated to increase their strike capability and sophistication. Between 1986 and 1988, they were upgraded to launch

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class were purchased to develop the required submarine operations expertise before selecting a modern class of submarines to replace them, since all the boats were then over 40 years old. RSS

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An upgrade program was conducted between 2016 and early 2019, which involved the installation of CM010 optronic periscopes and new combat management, sonar and countermeasure systems.

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patrol crafts were purchased and commissioned between 1970 and 1972, marking the first purpose-built ships the Navy possessed. Part of the urgency stemmed from British prime minister

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The RSN has engaged in multilateral anti-piracy operations in the Malacca Strait with neighbouring nations; and in the Gulf of Aden and Horn of Africa under the multinational naval

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noted that the disruption of communications on the ground underscored the need for a platform which could provide "centralised ability for command and control" in the air.

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was launched in January 1956 to replace the second vessel. Being more technologically advanced than her predecessors, she became an indispensable part of the local fleet.

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The Navy underwent a comprehensive restructuring in June 2020 which dissolved all the existing squadrons, reorganising each class of ship into its separate flotilla. The

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was recommissioned as a Singaporean ship on 1 January 1966. On 1 February, the service ceased to be under Malaysia and became the Singapore Naval Volunteer Force (SNVF);

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During the latter half of the decade, the increased operational demands and rate of patrols led the Navy to seek three additional missile gunboats and an upgrade to the

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is charged with "explosive ordnance disposal, underwater mine demolition and commando-type missions". Its personnel are considered among the elite forces of Singapore.

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smaller crew complement to reflect the declining birthrate in Singapore, with increased levels of automation and remote monitoring systems. This has resulted in its

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patrol vessels built locally by ST Marine to replace the ageing coastal patrol craft, with all ships in commission by August 1989. The first six vessels of the

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Conduct diplomacy by exercising with foreign navies and taking part in international operations for peace support, humanitarian assistance and disaster relief.

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Now that the new white ensign of our own young country will fly here and in our ships, I hope that you will all remember that its reputation is in your hands.

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tank landing ships were purchased from the United States; these were popularly referred to as dollars ships due to the price ($ 1) paid for each vessel. Two

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instructors in 1969. At the same time, aspiring officers were sent overseas to learn from established navies in Australia, Britain, Canada and New Zealand.

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they were the first ships in the RSN to have an anti-submarine capability, and remain the fastest ships in the fleet with a speed in excess of 30 knots.

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The ships provide sea transportation for personnel and equipment for SAFs overseas training, as well as a training platform for RSN's midshipmen. RSS

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The Coastal Command was revamped in 2009 into the Maritime Security Task Force to improve coordination between national maritime agencies such as the

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in New York City. The ships are also actively involved in humanitarian and disaster relief operations, notably in East Timor, the Persian Gulf, the

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on towed barges as a replacement to guard the nation's maritime borders. Nevertheless, the reduced budget was still sufficient to commission twelve

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naval force of the new state, though it remained under the command of the Royal Malaysian Navy. Three ships remained in Singapore after separation:

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operations in 2005, where they performed surveillance and reconnaissance, as well as force protection duties for more than eight hours at a go.

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tank landing ships are the largest class of ships in the RSN. They were designed and built locally by ST Marine to replace the old County-class

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The littoral mission vessels were formerly under 182 Squadron until June 2020 with the inauguration of the Maritime Security Command. The eight

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The submarines, frigates and landing ships tank are based at CNB. Co-located in CNB is the Naval Military Experts Institute, also known as RSS

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Maintain continuous surveillance on the Singapore Strait to prevent sea robberies, piracy, terrorism and unwanted incursions during peacetime.

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class as LSTs, they lack the beaching capability traditionally associated with LSTs, and their well docks and flight decks qualify the

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The Maritime Command launched an expansion program with the objectives of combating sea robberies and smuggling, and improving seaward

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was launched in 1944, but upon its transfer to the MRNVR in 1948, proved unsuited for tropical waters and began deteriorating rapidly.

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The corvettes have been continuously upgraded to incorporate new technologies and better sea keeping capabilities. Two sets of 8-cell

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The economy and defence are closely interlinked... We need the sea lanes to Singapore to be opened; hence a capable navy is crucial.

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missions and placed under the Fleet as 189 Squadron, with the remaining six being allocated to 182 Squadron under Coastal Command.

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and the growing realisation that maritime security was a crucial element to national security. Headquarters was shifted ashore to

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submerged speed of more than 15 knots. These submarines are particularly customised for Singapore's shallow and busy waters.

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The RSN celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2017 and hosted an international fleet review, with twenty nations participating.

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were launched on 13 December 2022, expected to be delivered in 2023. The remaining one is scheduled to follow by 2024. The

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and government ships to enforce their claims, the RSN's littoral mission vessels were stationed on location 24/7 with the

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was badly damaged in a collision with a container ship in the Singapore Strait in January 2003 and removed from service.

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As an island nation, the RSN forms part of Singapore's first line of defence. Its stated mission objectives are to:

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design. The remaining three ships were prefabricated in Sweden and transferred to Singapore for final assembly by

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for the existing fleet under Project Albatross. Due to budgetary constraints in the early 1980s, Defence Minister

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is planned to be equipped onboard the Formidable class Frigates on completion of the mid-life upgrade program.

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system was installed, which necessitated the cutting apart of the submarine's hull to fit new components. RSS

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by 1971, which would leave a security vacuum, though a smaller British presence eventually remained under the

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littoral mission vessel completed its sea trials; 189 Squadron was subsequently subsumed into 182 Squadron.

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In 1948, the Malayan Force was raised by the Singaporean government, and was later granted the title of the

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renamed the Maritime Command in December. The name changes reflected the internal restructuring within the

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Regional Economic Institutions and Conflict Mitigation: Design, Implementation, and the Promise of Peace

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was restructured, with the newly created Sea Security Group and Force Protection Group placed under it.

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coastal patrol craft which freed the missile gunboats from daily patrols for more strategic operations.

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together with the Marine Police, were able to surround the fleeing ferry and prevent it from escaping.

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All submarines, regardless of class, form the Seventh Flotilla of the RSN. The RSN also operates the

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Map of the Tuas maritime dispute showing Malaysia's new claims going beyond its 1979 maritime line.

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The RSN also regularly conducts operations with the navies of its neighbouring countries to combat

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target acquisition capability, which allows the submarines to engage contacts at a further range.

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Naval Military Experts Institute in the background of the sports complex within Changi Naval Base

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have been commissioned to combat the personnel shortfall in Singapore due to falling birthrates.

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for the same tropicalisation modifications for two submarines. Amidst the refitting process, an

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The RSN was the first navy in the region to successfully fire a live anti-ship missile when RSS

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was relaunched on 16 June 2009 and recommissioned on 2 December 2011, with her sister boat RSS

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for all officers to better understand the manoeuvring characteristics of their ship and take a

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multi-role stealth frigates entered service with the RSN in 2007 and are derivatives of the

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support overseas, while the submarines force provides a subsurface capability for the navy.

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Protect Singapore's sealine of communications and contribute to regional peace and security.

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were commissioned on 16 January 2009. The six frigates form the First Flotilla of the RSN.

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Contract for the procurement for six multi-role combat vessels (MRCV) was signed between

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in December 1974. The foresight was validated a few weeks later when terrorists from the

5469: 7411: 7302: 6703: 3854:"Missing Malaysia Airlines plane: Singapore sends more help to search for flight MH370" 3055:"Warships from 20 countries to dock at Singapore's first international maritime review" 2377: 2174: 2116: 1721:

Unmanned assets and the mine countermeasures ships form the Sixth Flotilla of the RSN.

1605: 1534: 1471: 1460: 1445: 1379:

and must qualify for drown proofing, pool competency and survival skills requirements.

1313: 1301: 1159: 1106: 987: 461: 77: 49: 6230: 6026:"Fact Sheet: New Maritime Security and Response Flotilla to Enhance Maritime Security" 5521: 4977:"Republic of Singapore Navy Turns 40 and Commissions its First Frigate RSS Formidable" 4230: 3480: 1503: 7663: 5027:"MINDEF Signs Contract with ST Engineering for the Construction of Eight New Vessels" 2843: 2334: 1707: 1376: 1336: 1167: 1079: 939: 862: 798: 774: 731: 438: 148: 4874:

Minnick, Wendell (14 May 2007). "Singapore's Navy Cruises Toward Blue-Water Force".

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The RSN claims the date as the day of their official establishment and commemorates

1034:

coalition force maintaining maritime security around key Iraqi installations in the

7345: 7335: 6130: 5848: 5406: 3879:"AirAsia plane crash: Eerie images from underwater show fuselage found in Java Sea" 3559:"Collision at Sea Findings: Statement by DPM and Minister for Defence, Dr Tony Tan" 2093: 1806: 1715: 1648:

The RSN acquired mine countermeasure capabilities as early as 1975, when the USN's

1482: 1433: 1356: 1035: 778: 724: 599: 572: 528: 492: 457: 371: 331: 316: 6498: 6404:"Pioneer RSN sailor shares memories as last two patrol vessels are decommissioned" 2576:

Rupert Herbert-Burns; Caitlyn Antrim; Halae Fuller; Lindsay Dolan (16 July 2012).

2080:-class missile gunboats were acquired in 1968 and based on the TNC 45 design from 1089:, taking command of the task force thrice; It participated in both the search for 876:

minesweepers were also transferred from the United States to combat the threat of

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for unknown reasons despite it being one of three ships transferred to Singapore.

2119:(SSM) surface-to-surface missiles, and in 1994, the Bofors gun was replaced with 7609: 7603: 7098: 6001:"Parliament: SAF to restructure to deal with cyber, terrorism, maritime threats" 4205:"Parliament: SAF to restructure to deal with cyber, terrorism, maritime threats" 3992:"New Johor Baru port limits go beyond Kuala Lumpur's past claims: Khaw Boon Wan" 2987:

Jan 1, 1966: Recommissioned RSS Panglima when Singapore separated from Malaysia.

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Executive Officer Jaswant Singh Gill inaugurating the SNVF on 5 May 1967 at the

568: 503: 391: 6623: 4148:"Meet the Navy's new 'mothership' that fights with unmanned drones and vessels" 4728:"Chief trainer has been through gruelling 'Perisher' submarine command course" 2350: 1974: 1453: 1441: 1349: 1321: 1110: 877: 748: 587: 453: 385: 319: 304: 1526:

littoral mission vessel is a class of eight surface platforms succeeding the

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Work to secure a swift and decisive victory over any enemy at sea during war.

7622: 7616: 7557: 7551: 6615: 3773:"Singapore sends 151 servicemen to join anti-piracy patrols in Gulf of Aden" 2471: 2097: 1992: 1802: 1742: 1696: 1316:

and air force, all officers of the navy are trained and commissioned at the

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to form an independent republic inside the Commonwealth. The SVF became the

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under the terms of confederation and the Royal Malayan Navy was renamed the

564:

Royal Malaysian Navy § Straits Settlement Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve

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Choong, William (17 June 2009). "New subs not sign of regional arms race".

5168:"Singapore and Indonesian Navies Conduct Bilateral Exercise Eagle Indopura" 1662:

were reactivated by the RSN's engineers and technicians in California. The

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and harbour authorities. Between 2007 and 2020, the RSN has introduced new

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lasted 29 years until 2008 when the island was awarded to Singapore by the

2018:-class maritime security and response vessels (MSRV) are four refurbished 1119: 7635: 7629: 7583: 7577: 7544: 7538: 7327: 7146: 6102:"2 refurbished RSN patrol vessels back in action as part of new flotilla" 5921:"Making a difference through innovation: Missile Corvettes upgrade story" 2430: 2038:

entered operational service on 26 January 2021, with the latter two MSRV

1554:-class littoral mission vessels now form the Second Flotilla of the RSN. 1335:

The RSN has also partnered with ST Education and Training to operate the

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A Maritime Force for a Maritime Nation: Celebrating 50 Years of the Navy

1894:, also known as Type 218SG, is a submarine class ordered from Germany's 703:

were also recommissioned and the latter became a floating headquarters.

7648: 7642: 7596: 7590: 4238: 4122:"Singapore buys six combat vessels that can serve as drone motherships" 4018:"Singapore, Malaysia suspend implementation of overlapping port limits" 2905: 2372:(CNB) is the latest naval facility of the RSN and was built to replace 1857: 1478: 1163: 885: 5764:"Singapore navy launches second and third Invincible-class submarines" 4073:"Singapore navy launches second and third Invincible-class submarines" 2957:"Changi Naval Base to get new name: RSS Singapura - Changi Naval Base" 1406:

with a USN SH-60B Seahawk helicopter during flight deck qualifications

1205:

and other RSN ships in an exercise with the USN during Pacific Griffin

7531: 7525: 2705:"Busy shipping lane's narrow passageway hard for vessels to navigate" 2496:"Commercially operated ship arrives to support training of RSN NSmen" 2467: 1979: 1849:

submarines were also former Swedish Navy combatants and known as the

1616:-hit Indonesian province of Aceh and most recently, disappearance of 951:

in the Malacca Strait and South China Sea, both of which lead to the

853:-class missile gunboats were commissioned, which proved vital during 2349:

The base has since been enclosed to the west by land reclamation in

1171:

the existing littoral mission vessels are to enter service in 2026.

971:-class submarines from Sweden to hone its underwater domain skills. 5492:"Republic of Singapore Navy Launches New Submarine Training Centre" 5087:"Operationalisation of the Littoral Mission Vessel (LMV) Programme" 2202:

were decommissioned. Four vessels of the class were converted into

602:. The service received several 75' motor launches built locally by 7150: 2360: 2321: 2134: 2059: 1953: 1627: 1561: 1502: 1397: 1355:

While submarine training was initially conducted in Sweden by the

1216: 1208: 1196: 1118: 1045: 929: 832: 719: 567: 6201:"Missile Gunboats Retire After 33 Years of Distinguished Service" 5219:"Singapore Navy Commissions Final Three Littoral Mission Vessels" 4457:"79th MIDA/16th MDEC 1 - Midshipman Sea Training Deployment 2/17" 7570: 7564: 4771:"NAVY LAUNCHES ITS SECOND AND THIRD INVINCIBLE-CLASS SUBMARINES" 2408:

The official RSN anniversary books and website states that only

2023: 967:-class landing ship tanks and also commissioned four secondhand 138: 7119: 6627: 5685:"Singapore's Type-218SG – Forerunner of a new Submarine Class?" 4890:"Target acquisition – MAST highlights missile-defense concepts" 3943:"SAF mulls buying larger ship to better aid in disaster relief" 2143:, during the bilateral exercise MILAN 2018 with the Indian Navy 5582:"RSS Archer submarine now operational, will join 171 Squadron" 2096:

in 1972, while the remaining four were constructed locally by

1995: 857:

when they were deployed to patrol and apprehend the influx of

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Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN) member states

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berthed at Pearl Harbor while en route to Fleet Week 2000 in

7185: 5142:"Littoral Mission Vessel fleet complete & mission-ready" 3802:

Combined Maritime Forces (CMF) A 33-nation naval partnership

2579:

Indian Ocean Rising: Maritime Security and Policy Challenges

1105:

in 2014. In an analysis of the SAF humanitarian response to

978:, an offshore island controlled by Singapore. The resultant 629:

in 1952 in recognition of its services in action during the

2910:

Royal Malaysian Navy (Former Communications Branch Members)

2158:

coastal patrol crafts. They were gradually replaced by the

691:, the former Royal Navy inshore patrol boat built in 1956. 640:

On 16 September 1963, Singapore was admitted as a state of

41: 5552:"Singapore Navy Launches its First Archer-Class Submarine" 4705:"Diving into the deep with Singapore's 'hidden defenders'" 618:

in February 1942. A new 90' motor vessel bearing the name

4819:"Singapore's naval divers special: What it takes to pass" 3912:"Singapore Navy sends 3 vessels to help in QZ8501 search" 3617:"Operation Flying Eagle is Activated after Asian Tsunami" 942:; she was the first RSN ship to circumnavigate the globe. 586:

The Republic of Singapore Navy traces its origins to the

5002:"Commissioning Ceremony of RSS Stalwart and RSS Supreme" 1714:-class landing ships tank to the North Persian Gulf for 1005:

within Southeast Asia and abroad. The Navy deployed its

483:

maritime patrol aircraft with its counterparts from the

4687:"Singapore Navy launches new submarine training centre" 3692:"SAF using NSFs in more roles ahead of manpower crunch" 1688:, was built by Karlskronavarvet in Sweden based on the 1375:

twenty weeks Combat Diver Course where they are taught

578:

served in the SSRNVR until she was scuttled during the

6051:"Infographic: Maritime Security and Response Flotilla" 3436:(Press release). Singapore Government. 27 October 1981 2194:

On 11 December 2020, the final two patrol vessels RSS

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naval helicopters, an international derivative of the

5895:"Republic orders six anti-submarine missile gunboats" 3456:

Onwards and Upwards: Celebrating 40 Years of the Navy

3134:

Onwards and Upwards: Celebrating 40 Years of the Navy

2796:

Onwards and Upwards: Celebrating 40 Years of the Navy

1703:, giving it the highest manoeuvrability in the navy. 1666:-class coastal minesweepers were commissioned as RSS 1620:. The four ships form the Third Flotilla of the RSN. 892:

operations. In 1975, the service was reformed as the

5522:"Kockums receives Singapore order to two submarines" 2881:. U.S. Government Printing Office. 1987. p. 184 2652:"Piracy attempt foiled by S'pore, Indonesian navies" 7473: 7440: 7402: 7364: 7326: 7293: 7265: 7230: 7197: 7157: 7038: 7008: 6978: 6971: 6931: 6881: 6841: 6744: 6711: 6702: 6662: 4952:"Singapore orders two additional S-70B helicopters" 2519: 2517: 2515: 2513: 1533:. In January 2013, the Ministry of Defence awarded 1268:The Fleet is responsible for operations beyond the 614:in 1937; the latter would later be sunk during the 412: 398: 384: 370: 356: 351: 340: 325: 310: 298: 286: 281: 271: 228: 202: 194: 186: 176: 166: 154: 144: 134: 116: 98: 34: 6145:"Launched - first Singapore built missile gunboat" 5654:"Singapore Navy to add 2 more submarines to fleet" 5627:"ThyssenKrupp wins submarine order from Singapore" 5373:Official website of the Republic of Singapore Navy 4347:"Ng Eng Hen commends Maritime Security Task Force" 4042: 4040: 4038: 3458:. SNP International Publishing. 2007. p. 31. 3186: 3184: 3182: 3180: 2848:Official website of the Republic of Singapore Navy 2112:fired the first missile by the RSN in March 1972. 1684:mine countermeasures vessels. The first ship, RSS 1166:on 28 March 2023 while procurements plans for the 974:In 1979, Malaysia published a map laying claim to 27:Naval service branch of the Singapore Armed Forces 18:Maritime Training and Doctrine Command (Singapore) 3160:"RSS Singapura name in line with naval tradition" 2820:Lee Kuan Yew: Hard Truths to Keep Singapore Going 2392:— named in honour of the first ship of the navy. 1856:. In November 2005, an agreement was signed with 1058:sailing line abreast during CARAT Singapore 2010. 1009:-class mine-countermeasure vessels to search the 592:Straits Settlements Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve 5733: 5731: 2871: 2869: 2552:"Why Singapore's Navy Should Be Taken Seriously" 1677:These two ships were eventually replaced by the 747:in 1968. In order to develop local expertise in 5949:"Singapore Revamps Its Victory-Class Corvettes" 5815:"Singapore Hosts Regional Submarine Conference" 4179:"Whither Singapore's Joint Multi Mission Ship?" 3587:"Operation Blue Heron, East Timor, 1999 - 2003" 2731:"Singapore's ambitious naval procurement plans" 2206:-class maritime security and response vessels. 1929:-class submarines are projected to replace the 730:, first ship of the RSN, underway in 1988 as a 705: 520: 7024:Specialist and Warrant Officer Advanced School 4398:"Factsheet - Naval Logistics Command (NALCOM)" 3343: 3341: 2147:Between the 1970s and 1990s, the RSN operated 880:within the narrow and shallow channels of the 865:. In order to support sealift operations, six 7131: 6639: 6551:"1956 – Serving with pride: The RSS Panglima" 6521:"DSTA gives Changi Naval Base a 'green' edge" 6256:Till, Geoffrey; Supriyanto, Atriandi (2018). 4284: 4282: 4280: 4278: 3512:. University of Michigan Press. p. 159. 2458:International Institute for Strategic Studies 590:in the 1930s with only two patrol craft. The 55: 8: 7068:Other SAF units and affiliated organisations 4586:"STET POLARIS – The RSN's Own Training Ship" 3742:"Singapore Navy Joins Counterpiracy CTF 151" 2790: 2788: 2763: 2761: 2759: 2757: 2755: 2753: 2751: 2376:. Located on 1.28 km (0.50 mi) of 1511:, a littoral mission vessel underway in the 1444:15 and 30 missiles. Other armaments include 479:and Singapore. It also jointly operates the 2342:selected as the site for a new naval base. 2273: 1608:the globe when it participated in the 2000 1389:Equipment of the Republic of Singapore Navy 837:Model of a Swift-class coastal patrol craft 755:, 160 naval recruits underwent training by 502:All commissioned ships of the RSN have the 69: 7138: 7124: 7116: 6975: 6708: 6646: 6632: 6624: 4534:"Moments in Basic Specialisation Course 1" 4461:Ministry of Defence - Officer Cadet School 3821: 3819: 3315: 3313: 3311: 3309: 1597:class more as amphibious transport docks. 1574:, underway in the Singapore Strait in 2007 1260:, who took over command on 10 March 2023. 1256:The current Chief of Navy is Rear Admiral 5919:Chung, Kam Sam; Wibawa, Martin Sulaiman. 3906: 3904: 1547:class were commissioned in January 2020. 1320:with their interservice counterparts. As 7010:Specialist and Warrant Officer Institute 6292:"COSCOM Muscles Up For Challenges Ahead" 4746:"PIONEER - Invincible beneath the waves" 4373:"From NSFs to the nation's elite divers" 3538:Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore 777:'s intention to withdraw British troops 7151:Association of South-East Asian Nations 6989:Goh Keng Swee Command and Staff College 6373:"LMV Independence joins the RSN family" 3158:Villanueva, Adrian (22 February 2017). 3107:"Expanding armada keeps sea-lanes open" 2900: 2898: 2896: 2582:. Henry L. Stimson Center. p. 46. 2550:Foizee, Bahauddin (13 September 2019). 2452: 2450: 2446: 2401: 2184:Squadron until May 2016 when the first 1962:underway in the South China Sea in 2018 1710:. They were deployed together with the 1151:The RSN launched its first newly built 1017:; served as part of the Australian-led 471:and terrorist threats in the congested 240: 93:Crest of the Republic of Singapore Navy 7280:Lao People's Liberation Army Air Force 6862:Maritime Training and Doctrine Command 6459:Foo-Tan, Germaine (7 September 2003). 4509:"Navy Officers' Advanced School (NAS)" 3298:"First navy chief of Singapore dies". 3273:"Malaysia to keep naval base in Spore" 3048: 3046: 2822:. Straits Times Press. February 2011. 2798:. SNP International Publishing. 2007. 2632:. The Straits Times. 20 September 2016 2416:formed the initial navy, omitting the 2098:Singapore Shipbuilding and Engineering 2010:Maritime security and response vessels 1789:in drydock at the TKMS yard in Germany 911:decided to allocate more funds to the 849:in March 1974. From 1975 to 1976, six 687:, a patrol boat from Malaysia; and KD 31: 6803:Maintenance & Engineering Support 6525:Defence Science and Technology Agency 6259:Naval Modernisation in Southeast Asia 5928:Defence Science and Technology Agency 5429:"Submarine Tropicalisation Programme" 5120:Defence Science and Technology Agency 5006:Defence Science and Technology Agency 4981:Defence Science and Technology Agency 4642:"Smooth sailing onboard STET Polaris" 3087:from the original on 21 February 2006 2684:from the original on 5 September 2020 1298:Defence Science and Technology Agency 915:for the acquisition of a squadron of 596:Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve 7: 7190:South-East Asia highlighted in green 5592:from the original on 4 December 2011 5562:from the original on 14 October 2017 5379:from the original on 23 October 2020 5349:from the original on 14 October 2017 4900:from the original on 7 February 2008 4566:from the original on 29 October 2022 3646:Republic of Singapore Navy - Careers 3481:"Singapore's Blue Water Aspirations" 3202:from the original on 4 December 2019 3196:Republic of Singapore Navy - Careers 2729:Foizee, Bahauddin (19 August 2019). 2678:Republic of Singapore Navy - Careers 2674:"Fokker 50 Maritime Patrol Aircraft" 683:, a captured Japanese minelayer; KD 452:. The RSN traces its origins to the 6402:Lim, Min Zhang (11 December 2020). 5709:Foizee, Bahauddin (9 August 2019). 5192:Lim, Min Zhang (14 November 2017). 5140:Chia, Chong Jin (31 January 2020). 4793:"Naval Careers - Naval Diving Unit" 4726:Zhang, Lim Min (18 February 2019). 4345:Lim, Min Zhang (21 December 2018). 4094:Lim, Min Zhang (20 February 2019). 3223:"British withdrawal from Singapore" 2630:"Drop in piracy in regional waters" 1938:submarine support and rescue vessel 1831:were retired from service in 2015. 1777:during her refurbishment in Sweden 1708:Protector unmanned surface vehicles 217:submarine support and rescue vessel 6897:Air Defence and Operations Command 6211:from the original on 5 August 2012 6100:Lim, Min Zhang (26 January 2021). 5893:Soong, Martin (2 September 1986). 5502:from the original on 26 April 2016 5439:from the original on 5 August 2012 5289:from the original on 11 March 2007 5259:from the original on 11 March 2007 4146:Mahmud, Aqil Haziq (6 July 2018). 3990:Kaur, Karamjit (7 December 2018). 2654:. The Straits Times. 17 March 2020 2289: 888:recruits in conducting underwater 198:"Republic of Singapore Navy March" 25: 5319:from the original on 25 June 2007 5063:. 30 January 2013. Archived from 5033:. 30 January 2013. Archived from 4950:Waldron, Greg (20 January 2013). 4667:Auto, Hermes (17 February 2019). 4467:from the original on 14 June 2020 4263:from the original on 3 April 2007 3967:Lai, Linette (11 February 2019). 3885:. 14 January 2015. Archived from 1432:configuration which combines the 1001:The RSN had also participated in 959:-class missile corvettes, twelve 734:; she was decommissioned in 1991. 604:John I. Thornycroft & Company 558:Colonial and pre-independence era 7670:1967 establishments in Singapore 7641: 7628: 7615: 7602: 7589: 7576: 7563: 7550: 7537: 7524: 7427:Digital and Intelligence Service 7232:Indonesian National Armed Forces 6933:Digital and Intelligence Service 5976:Jane's Fighting Ships, 2007-2008 5864:"1988 – RSN's Missile Corvettes" 5532:from the original on 6 June 2011 5460:"The Republic of Singapore Navy" 4919:Chow, Jeremy (16 January 2009). 4894:Defence Technology International 4878:. Army Times Publishing Company. 4371:Tan, Tam Mei (21 January 2017). 3385:from the original on 7 June 2020 2955:Lim, Adrian (10 February 2017). 2854:from the original on 7 June 2020 2703:Moktar, Faris (22 August 2017). 2498:. The Straits Times. 17 May 2024 2288: 2272: 2256: 2240: 2224: 2217: 1763: 1752: 1741: 1181: 654:Indonesia–Malaysia confrontation 416: 404: 390: 376: 362: 121: 87: 43:Angkatan Laut Republik Singapura 7417:Republic of Singapore Air Force 7366:Armed Forces of the Philippines 6922:Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Command 6883:Republic of Singapore Air Force 6076:"Day at Sea on Board Protector" 5999:Lim, Min Zhang (2 March 2020). 5683:Tamir Eshel (5 December 2013). 5166:Archus, Dorian (24 July 2019). 4320:"New Chief of Navy at the Helm" 4203:Lim, Min Zhang (2 March 2020). 4016:Kaur, Karamjit (8 April 2019). 3748:. 23 April 2009. Archived from 3137:. SNP International Pub. 2007. 2529:Ministry of Defence (Singapore) 2357:RSS Singapura Changi Naval Base 2072:during the Navy Open House 2007 1644:during the Navy Open House 2007 1192:Organisational chart of the RSN 783:Five Power Defence Arrangements 670:Singapore seceded from Malaysia 485:Republic of Singapore Air Force 7052:SAF Medical Training Institute 7047:Basic Military Training Centre 6428:N, Suresh (7 September 2000). 5739:"Progress of Key SAF Projects" 4921:"Stealth ships set for action" 4405:National Archives of Singapore 3941:Xue, Jian Yue (30 June 2014). 3771:Chow, Jermyn (17 March 2014). 3690:Lim, Min Zhang (1 July 2019). 3566:National Archives of Singapore 3252:National Archives of Singapore 2241: 1542:, machinery control room, and 1019:International Force East Timor 984:International Court of Justice 247:International Force East Timor 1: 7483:Vietnam People's Ground Force 6682:Special Operations Task Force 6379:. 27 May 2016. Archived from 6231:"One dead in naval collision" 3671:Ong, Hong Tat (15 May 2016). 3506:Haftel, Yoram (21 May 2012). 2771:. Straits Times Press. 2017. 2365:Entrance to Changi Naval Base 2257: 2084:. The first two gunboats—RSS 1966:In 1983, the RSN ordered six 1618:Indonesia AirAsia Flight 8501 1604:became the first RSN ship to 1570:, officially designated as a 1452:gun for surface defence. The 606:Shipyard in Tanjong Rhu: HMS 7199:Royal Cambodian Armed Forces 6907:Air Power Generation Command 6687:Maritime Security Task Force 5978:. Jane's Information Group. 5711:"Singapore's Naval Ambition" 4613:"The Making of a RSN Sailor" 4229:@Ng_Eng_Hen (2 March 2020). 3826:Wong, Kelvin (17 May 2019). 3717:"The Malacca Straits Patrol" 3302:. 26 April 1994. p. 17. 2310:Past and present naval bases 2225: 1795:In 1995, the RSN acquired a 1783:alongside Changi Naval Base 1624:Mine countermeasures vessels 1470:The lead ship of the class, 1278:Maritime Security Task Force 1141:Maritime Security Task Force 1042:Evolving security challenges 1028:2004 Indian Ocean earthquake 963:-class patrol vessels, four 7104:Singapore Youth Flying Club 6808:SAF Military Police Command 4177:Ho, Tim (30 January 2020). 4120:Yeo, Mike (28 March 2023). 3883:News Corp Australia Network 3053:Lim, Kenneth (1 May 2017). 2326:Entrance to Tuas Naval Base 2030:The first two vessels MSRV 1896:ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems 1032:Multi-National Force – Iraq 793:attacked an oil complex on 456:when Singapore was still a 450:sea lines of communications 255:Multi-National Force – Iraq 7691: 7675:Republic of Singapore Navy 7488:Vietnam People's Air Force 7422:Republic of Singapore Navy 7183: 6942:Joint Intelligence Command 6902:Air Force Training Command 6843:Republic of Singapore Navy 6720:2nd People's Defence Force 6581:"2004 – Changi Naval Base" 6495:Republic of Singapore Navy 6127:"Fast Patrol Boats TNC 45" 5974:Saunders, Stephen (2007). 4294:Republic of Singapore Navy 3379:Republic of Singapore Navy 3192:"About our Navy - History" 2935:Republic of Singapore Navy 2878:Singapore: A Country Study 1862:air independent propulsion 1706:The RSN also operates the 1701:Voith Schneider Propellers 1610:International Naval Review 1440:A50 launcher and a mix of 1386: 1237: 1109:in 2013, Defence Minister 949:sea lines of communication 561: 511:Republic of Singapore Ship 431:Republic of Singapore Navy 35:Republic of Singapore Navy 7511: 7308:Royal Malaysian Air Force 7267:Lao People's Armed Forces 7212:Royal Cambodian Air Force 7159:Royal Brunei Armed Forces 7065: 6857:Maritime Security Command 6675:Island Defence Task Force 6171:"1975 – Missile Gunboats" 6129:. Lürssen. Archived from 5862:N, Suresh (7 June 2000). 5847:. Lürssen. Archived from 5845:"Victory Class Corvettes" 3798:"CTF 151: Counter-piracy" 3026:"Flashback: 5 RSN firsts" 2463:The Military Balance 2023 2337:. For about two decades, 1819:It was believed that the 1540:combat information center 1240:Chief of Navy (Singapore) 1160:ST Engineering Marine Ltd 1003:operations other than war 664:Independence of Singapore 650:Singapore Volunteer Force 86: 70: 56: 39: 7475:People's Army of Vietnam 7019:SAFWOS Leadership School 6980:SAFTI Military Institute 6694:Cybersecurity Task Force 6305:(2): 8–9. Archived from 6262:. Springer. p. 55. 5465:Navy League of Australia 5245:"Characteristics of the 3642:"Reconstruction of Iraq" 2525:"Leadership Biographies" 1809:and rechristened it the 1499:Littoral mission vessels 1368:Submarine Command Course 1147:Future procurement plans 1026:in the aftermath of the 527:Founding Prime Minister 160:5,000 reserve personnel 7465:Royal Thai Marine Corps 7442:Royal Thai Armed Forces 7389:Philippine Marine Corps 7250:Indonesian Marine Corps 7167:Royal Brunei Land Force 7029:Specialist Cadet School 6962:Digital Ops-Tech Centre 6952:Digital Defence Command 6872:Naval Logistics Command 4611:Wong, Benjamin (2016). 4487:"Seven Years of Legacy" 3001:Defending the Lion City 1975:Friedrich Lürssen Werft 1909:The first of four, RSS 1465:Sikorsky SH-60B Seahawk 1087:Combined Task Force 151 998:test every six months. 489:Combined Task Force 151 263:Combined Task Force 151 259:Combined Task Force 150 7404:Singapore Armed Forces 7394:Philippine Coast Guard 7295:Malaysian Armed Forces 7191: 7172:Royal Brunei Air Force 7099:Warriors Football Club 6753:SAF Ammunition Command 6691:Air Defence Task Force 6655:Singapore Armed Forces 6346:(1): 5. Archived from 5790:"Underwater Arms Race" 3621:National Library Board 2981:"Panglima's history". 2931:"History and Heritage" 2366: 2327: 2171:anti-submarine warfare 2144: 2082:Fredrich Lürssen Werft 2073: 1963: 1645: 1575: 1516: 1477:was built overseas in 1430:surface-to-air missile 1407: 1365:Royal Netherlands Navy 1230: 1214: 1206: 1124: 1059: 1030:; and was part of the 943: 855:Operation Thunderstorm 838: 757:Royal New Zealand Navy 741:Singapore Armed Forces 735: 718: 633:. The third and final 583: 533: 446:Singapore Armed Forces 312:Chief of Defence Force 293:Tharman Shanmugaratnam 288:President of Singapore 251:Operation Flying Eagle 243:Operation Thunderstorm 171:Singapore Armed Forces 158:4,000 active personnel 104:; 57 years ago 42: 7493:Vietnam People's Navy 7189: 6917:Participation Command 6763:Army Deployment Force 6671:Army Deployment Force 5794:Asian Military Review 4799:. Ministry of Defence 4407:. Ministry of Defence 3485:Asian Military Review 3375:"Tracing our Origins" 3350:"RSN50: Making waves" 3003:. Allen & Unwin. 2556:The National Interest 2364: 2325: 2169:class were armed for 2138: 2092:—were constructed in 2063: 1957: 1631: 1565: 1506: 1401: 1220: 1212: 1200: 1122: 1049: 933: 836: 723: 571: 562:Further information: 7503:Vietnam Border Guard 7455:Royal Thai Air Force 7379:Philippine Air Force 7356:Myanmar Police Force 7328:Myanmar Armed Forces 7318:Malaysia Coast Guard 7313:Royal Malaysian Navy 7257:Indonesian Air Force 7217:Royal Cambodian Navy 7207:Royal Cambodian Army 7094:National Cadet Corps 6999:Officer Cadet School 6994:SAF Advanced Schools 6972:SAF training schools 6957:DIS Training Command 6773:Army Medical Service 6591:on 29 September 2006 6133:on 23 November 2005. 5851:on 23 November 2005. 4845:"Formidable Frigate" 4673:www.straitstimes.com 2999:Tim, Huxley (2001). 2474:. pp. 286–287. 2460:(15 February 2023). 2433:on 5 May every year. 2306:class=notpageimage| 1318:Officer Cadet School 1130:Malaysia Coast Guard 1074:-class frigates and 980:Pedra Branca dispute 900:, where it remains. 861:fleeing the fall of 801:. 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