Great, thanks for the infos.
I am also curious about your general doctrine in case of war. Let me give you an example. For instance, if you look at Taiwan, they face one of the largest military in their region, ie. China. I have taken a look at their military doctrine out of interest and came to learn that they had previously focused a lot on their army and anti-aircraft capabilities. However, few years back they changed it and moved on to a more proactive doctrine in the aspect of 'sea-denial'. So they had decided to bulk up their airforce and keep the fighting/aggression over the sea. So the idea is to not let enemy come near the land because a tiny landmass would be quite difficult to defend. Since then, they have up to date spent a lot of their budget on the navy and airforce. As an outsider, I must say its a very thought-out and ambitious plan.
So going back to my question, does Singapore have any such military tactic/doctrine that they focus on or would like to in case of war?
