Enlistment Letter
This document, dated 20 Apr 1968, was sent to a Mr Yue Kam Weng who lived at North Bridge Road (near where Bugis Junction stands today) informing him to report for duty a few weeks later. Letters of Enlistment are still sent today, though much of the enlistment process is now conducted electronically.
Mssion Memories
This operations scrapbook, donated by the SAF Medical Corps, details the events of the Hotel New World Collapse through news clippings. The 1986 disaster, which took 33 lives, is Singapore's worst civil disaster. The ensuing five-day rescue effort involved 500 personnel from the SAF, Singapore Civil Defence Force, the former Singapore Fire Service and the Singapore Police Force.
NS Recognition & Unit Pride
Code of Conduct Booklets
Messing Equipment
Soldiers often need to eat on the go, and the no-fuss messing equipment gives them a way to consume their meals in relative comfort in the hot and humid jungles.
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Mess Mug & Canteen
Used by servicemen to brew hot drinks during outfield exercises, it has foldable handles so that it can be compactly stored in field packs.
Mess Tin
Like the mess mug, the foldable handle allows for compact stowage. It allows soldiers to cook simple meals and heat food outfield.
Jack Knife
Every soldier needs a good blade. From cutting cordage to opening food tins, this handy tool is indispensable.
Metal Tray and Utensils
These are used for dining, as they are more durable and easily maintained.
At a glance: NS Gallery
