Latihan Bilateral MBT Singapura dan Australia.

Singapore (right) and Australian Main Battle Tanks involved in manoeuvre training.

Singapura dan Australia melakukan latihan bilateral untuk kendaraan lapis baja (Exercise Matilda), di wilayah Pelatihan Mount Bundey (MBTA) Darwin, Australia, pada tanggal 28 Agustus hingga 16 September 2011.

AD Singapura Operasikan HIMARS

Menhan Dr Ng Eng Hen berdialog dengan awak HIMARS. (Foto: Mindef)

6 September 2011, Singapura (Berita HanKam): Angkatan Darat Singapura resmi mengoperasikan baterai High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) pertama di Kamp Khatib, Singapura, Senin (5/9). Baterai HIMARS dioperasikan oleh Bravo Battery of 23 SA. 

Uji Coba Penembakan Barak Missile di Kapal Corvette AL Singapore

Angkatan Laut Republik Singapura (RSN) melakukan uji coba penembakan Barak anti-missile missile di Laut China Selatan sebagai bagian dari program latihan bersama tahunan CARAT, antara Angkatan Bersenjata Singapura (SAF) dan Angkatan Laut Amerika Serikat (USN). 

Kapal Selam Kelas Archer Pertama AL Republik Singapura Tiba di Markas AL Changi (CNB)

Kapal selam kelas archer (RSS Archer) AL Republik Singapura (RSN) yang pertama, tiba di Markas AL Changi (CNB) dari Swedia pagi tadi. Kepala Angkatan Laut, Rear-Admiral Ng Chee Peng, dan perwira angkatan laut senior juga hadir di Markas AL Changi (CNB) untuk menyaksikan kembalinya kapal tersebut.

Singapore orders target drones

BQM-167A (www.compositeeng.com)

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 4 (UPI) -- The government of Singapore has contracted U.S. company Composite Engineering Inc. to supply its armed forces with high-speed aerial target drones. 

Tiap Tahun, Indonesia Kirim 600 Perwira ke Singapura

TEMPO/Budi Purwanto

TEMPO Interaktif, Jakarta - Wakil Presiden Boediono hari ini, Rabu 27 Juli 2011, menerima kunjungan kehormatan Menteri Pertahanan Singapura Ng Eng Hen di Kantor Wakil Presiden. Menurut Juru Bicara Wakil Presiden, Yopie Hidayat, keduanya berdiskusi dan bertukar pikiran mengenai hubungan bilateral 2 negara tetangga ini.

ST Engineering launches defence transport vehicle

The Terrex AV81 8x8 (www.military-today.com)

ST Engineering, Singapore yesterday launched its latest design on Brunei's soil as the Brunei Darussalam International Defence Exhibition 2011 entered its second day of operations.

Witnessed by other trade exhibitors, visitors and senior officers of the country's Ministry of Defence, the parent company of developers ST Kinetics took the opportunity to showcase their defence transport vehicle named the Terrex just outside the Bridex Hall.

Singapore signs 20-year support deal for M-346 fleet

Singapore's future fleet of 12 Alenia Aermacchi M-346 advanced jet trainers will receive comprehensive in-service support from the Italian company and ST Aerospace following the confirmation of two contracts worth a combined €170 million ($241 million).

Singapore officers visit RI`s naval academy

Some officers of the Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN) visited Indonesia`s Naval Academy and Education Development Command here on Tuesday.

At the Naval Academy (AAL) the delegation led by LTC Vince Tan was received by the chief of the Marine Department Col. Deddy Susanto, and chief of the Science and Technology Department Lt Col Arya Cakra Wibawa.

Guns, grenades and iPads for Singapore soldiers

SINGAPORE (AFP) – New recruits to Singapore's military, air force and navy are to get a new standard-issue item of equipment besides their rifle -- the iPad.

The defence ministry said Monday it will be issuing "about 8,000" of the sleek, touch-screen tablet computers -- already wildly popular with the city-state's tech-savvy youth -- to recruits from November.

The ministry said it was also planning to issue the devices to other servicemen next year. The cheapest iPad2 device currently retails in Singapore for Sg$668 ($538).

Singapore Urges Parties to Come Clean in Maritime Claims Dispute

South China Sea (Wikipedia)

Singapore on Monday urged China to be more open about the extent of its territorial claims in the South China Sea, saying Beijing’s ambiguity was causing international concern.

The foreign ministry said while Singapore had no claims of its own, the city-state was a major trading nation whose interests could be affected by issues relating to freedom of navigation in the area.