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Archive for the ‘Snippets’ Category

Malaysia has no intention to set up NS programme

NS trainees to be selected by race. (29 Oct) - The government has no intention of setting up a National Service programme similar to the ones in South Korea and Singapore, said Deputy Defence Minister Datuk Abdul Rahim Bakri. He said the military-style national service did not emphasise national integration, patriotism and instil...

Lockheed eyes SG for Sea Herc costing $50M each

Based on the C-130J-30 transport aircraft, seen here in Australian service, the SC-130J Sea Herc offers a maritime patrol and anti-submarine warfare capability. Source: IHS/Patrick Allen (31 Oct) - The Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) could adopt the Lockheed Martin SC-130J Sea Herc in fulfilment of its long-range maritime...

‘Anonymous’ hackers threaten war with Singapore government

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8x3z1zpffk A hacker group claiming to be the notorious Anonymous collective has put up a YouTube video promising that it will declare war on the Singapore government if it does not stand down from an internet licensing framework that critics have said restricts freedom of speech. The video, which...

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