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Brian James
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Singapore Navy

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Singapore Navy's first Type 218SG Submarine RSS Invincible pictured departing Thyssen-Krupp Marine Sytems' Kiel Shipyard for sea trials,August 2020.
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The Southeast Asia country with the most stealth frigates in the Navy

The Singapore Navy’s Formidable-class multi-role stealth frigates with strong air defense capabilities are truly a formidable force in Southeast Asia.

The Formidable-class multi-role stealth frigates are the latest surface platforms to enter into service with the Republic of Singapore Navy, and are multi-mission derivatives of the French Navy‘s La Fayette-class frigate. The six ships form the First Flotilla of the RSN.

See - https://defenceview.in/the-southeast-as ... x99KZfhMOs
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Very impressive David . At least they don't seem to be complacent about the threats abounding today . Is it because they are better at evaluating the threats of today rather than waiting for things to happen and then relying on "jaw jaw yaw" to resolve them . IMHO a strong deterrent is better than a load of overpaid "I know better than you" cretins like we have sabre rattling then hiding behind the inflated salaries and expenses trusting that they will get elected again . ?????

Look at Singapore today compared to the Singapore we knew in the 50/60's [I lived there 62/3/4] and have followed their progress over the years. At least Lee Kwan Yew kicked them into the 20th Century and in doing so reaiised Cecil Rhodes dream for Singapore .
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