Singapore Almost Went To War
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- čas přidán 3. 06. 2021
- In this video, I discuss the large-scale mobilisation of the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) in response to the joint military exercise between Malaysia and Indonesia in southern Johor on Singapore's National Day.
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Holy shit good job man!! This is my first time finding a Singaporean CZcamsr who does educational videos on geopolitics :D
Thanks so much!
There is no need for war with SG because SG military on paper is second to none
Yeah, I heard that SG had much more submarines even the both country added their respective subs
@@malita354 yeah they were just trying to intimidate...
@@Witch_Hunters yeah. Rubbish. Not worth watching.
There was a similar incident in end 1986 when the Israeli president visited Singapore. Malaysia and Indonesia were protesting about it and deployed troops to the areas nearest to Singapore in another 'excerise'. I was in RSAF then and we were all recalled back and stayed in the airbase for about a week, sleeping beside fully armed fighterjets.
We do need SAF to deter aggression.
Yes, I was on my way to Australia from Penang on SQ when someone called up the airport and said that a bomb was planted on the plane departing Penang!
Thank you for your service sir!
Dah goyang ke bang😂, training je bukan nak serang pun
but we dont really trust singapore also cuz it been controlled by chinese and indian. U singaporean must note that yall not fully independet😂. 100%water 70%natural resources like food came from us. Not to mention your tiny island also running out of space🤣. We can cut it anytime. So don't act so tough cuz u guys wont last long.
Is there a video on this
Suddenly its became military exercise for 3 country
1 of them uninvited 😞
@@hasyy151 we are kiasu thats why
Thats supposed to be better.
😂😂😂
It's a win win situation
I guess we have to remember this:
We only deserve to own whatever we can defend.
It's not a matter of waiting war.
To be prepared for war is to buy peace.
The hard cold fact of life
A Greek philosopher once said: To have peace, prepare (well) for war. Deterrence is key. Peace to you bro.
Great content. In case it seems like my comments below are critical, that is not my intent. Just wanted to add some info.
1:17, reasons why Singapore saw this wargame as a threat. To add: (4) Lack of notification. When countries conduct wargames, they would, as a matter of courtesy and prudence, inform their neighbours so that the neighbour would not be unduly worried, or respond inappropriately (like launch a counter attack). Malaysia did not inform Singapore. Interestingly, Indonesia let slip the information to Singapore. Which was nice of them. (5) 2:05 "The purpose of the exercise was to test the response of Malaysia and Indonesia in case a neighbouring country turned hostile." Hmmm.... I wonder which neighbouring country might they mean? Those dastardly Filipinos? The cunning Thais? Surely, they cannot mean sweet, innocent little Singapore? Oh but they left Singapore out of the wargame. That's telling.... I THINK THEY MEANT SINGAPORE! (6) New PM. In 1991 Goh Chok Tong had just taken over from Lee Kuan Yew as PM of Singapore. Meanwhile in Malaysia, Mahathir was still holding onto power and trying to catch up with Singapore/Lee Kuan Yew. While Lee Kuan Yew was PM, Mahathir would NEVER have tried to do a "Pukul Habis" or he would be the one to "habis". BUT.... with a new PM.... Mahathir (or Malaysia) wanted to test the new PM. See if he was as tough as LKY... Two things might happen. One, Goh Chok Tong panics and attacks Malaysia, or Two, Goh Chok Tong folds under pressure and LKY has to step back up as PM. Unfortunately (for Mahathir), PM Goh got advice from his generals and his ministers. And I suspect classified intelligence briefing as to the real intent of the wargames. PM Goh would be right to be reasonably sure that no attack is imminent, and that it was just an attempt to startle us. But he also went with his generals' advice to conduct mobilisation.
National Day was a particularly vulnerable time for Singapore. The entire govt was gathered in one place. Singapore is small, and the site of the wargame was just minutes away by jet fighters. A consolidated attack could wipe out our entire govt. I am sure there were contingency plans for evacuating the Ministers in case of an attack, and emergency bomb shelters or makeshift shelters and evacuation plans.
1991 was a particularly "vulnerable" or uncertain year. LKY had handed over PMship to GCT, and this was the formal stepping down of our founding PM. Questions as to the continued viability of Singapore was pertinent. If Malaysia's wargame had panicked GCT into attacking Malaysia the premise of the wargame (at 2:05) "in case a neighbouring country turned hostile" would have been proven and given Malaysia the excuse to counter-attack and possibly re-take Singapore and maybe merge Singapore back into the Federation. At least in the Malaysian military's estimation.
On the other hand, if GCT had a meltdown and LKY had to step back up, that would also have been humiliating and throw Singapore's viability and desirability as a investment destination into question. And Malaysia would also win.
But neither of Malaysia's best and second best scenario emerged. PM Goh did not panic or fall to pieces. Singapore responded professionally, resolutely, and with commendable restraint. In the aftermath, there were some scoffing remarks from Malaysia about why Singapore "panicked" and had a mobilisation. IIRC, PM Goh said something along the lines of "I was not worried, but my generals advise that we should have a mobilisation, as a matter of prudence. So we did. I trust the Malaysians, but I pay my generals a lot, so I should listen to them."
Thanks for the insights.
A beautiful and concise address to the matter. Totally agreed. National defense is not a joke, a lot of people fail to realize is that you don't play dice with the lives of those you love. If there's any threat, even a 0.01%, you seriously consider your options.
Singapore's greatest strength IMO is the pragmatism and common sense of its leaders, especially since common sense isn't so common these days.
Well said my brother!
An excellent comment to a surprising clip revealing the "real" nature of regional relations. Nevertheless, it is a surprise because despite the routinely circulating national security threats myths, at the public level, the relations between these states, at the elite levels, as structurally underpined in informal, multi-track and softpower terms do not meaningfully give rise to any true alarm. Most of the key formal and informal leaders in the region are wedded to mutually-rewarding interests to allow the outbreak of any real hostilities between them. For the elites, like the Rothschilds at the global level, they will allow the tensions to burst out into hostilities only if they can multiply their private profits at the cost and miseries of their larger publics. Given the present regional realities this is not due yet !
When Mahathir was Malaysia PM, there will be lots of problem with Singapore.
Not just in Singapore but in Malaysia domestically as well
Even he has a pro and con
he has reasons that is understandable
Same to lee kuan yew...viceversa😁
Don't know what reasons he had but he seemed to dislike Spore.
Too old to be useful...look at the mess he did to his country
That year in 1991 I was in the army. We have major exercise almost every month. At that time I was wondering why we keep going for military exercises so often. We trained so hard until we all believe we can really fight well together. Now this video answered my question already. I wonder today Singapore soldiers train that hard anymore.
Still do even during covid period, active combat unit still function and train like pre- covid
Our 35SCE camp also stand by
but we dont really trust singapore also cuz it been controlled by chinese and indian. U singaporean must note that yall not fully independet😂. 100%water 70%natural resources like food came from us. Not to mention your tiny island also running out of space🤣. So don't act so tough cuz u guys wont last long
Now a day easy life
@@aa-pm6dx well you can get Dr.M to start to deploy the your military near Singapore and fire a round and see if KL will be paragraph in history book?
Oh penang will be gone too you know..
Have you ever wonder why singapore has based in Burnei, Thailand, Philippines and Indonesia but not in Malaysia?
Singapore now have our water distillation plan that convert sea water to drinking water, recycling water water to dri king grade and supply to industrial usage.
Solar energy from Australia in the near future.
Food supplies from the rest of the world beside camaron highland and chicken farm which some are owned by Singaporean.
Oh yes we have our own supersonic unmanned drone that are capable to deliver bombs and reconnaissance mission.
Next generation riffles that will replace Sar 21. Next generation Amphibious ships with a flat deck. For helicopter and even F-35. 6 submarines that can immobilized a navy...etc etc
Aw man Ive been looking for this story for so long, glad someone finally posted this online! :)
Anything can happen when there’s a change in leadership. We pray for peace mutual prosperity.
I chanced upon your server recently and I'm loving all the educational and informational content you are uploading. Thank you so much Sir. I feel invigorated with jingoistic fervour when I hear of our solidarity as one nation one peoples and our ardent commitment to our island defence.
Time for the north to take action
thank you so much for sharing! Our SG army is really doing a lot silently to protect our homeground... Let stay vigilant and do not take peace for granted! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Those questioned about the need for Sg to have a strong defend forces only need to look at Switzerland and also remember the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq.
Spot on !
Love this video - as someone who regularly watch educational content on CZcams, this is literally a goldmine, especially from a Singaporean creator. Well done!
Thanks
Peace and security is not given and received like a cheap gift. It must be taken and earned.
like malaysia water la ?
First time drawing live rounds other than for live firing exercise. Over the weekend no book out. Sleep in uniform! Good reminder!
Yup but the worst part was when stand down had to account for all the rounds and explosives, cleaned and oiled all weapons.
I was told by people who have worn the new uniforms that our old uniforms were easiler to fall asleep in :D
YG thank you for sharing this piece of history with us. This event in 1991 was very real. I would say that it was also a wake up call for many who did not believe in national defense back then. Today, Singapore has one of the most capable and modernize Army, Navy and Air Force in the region. All combined, they can punch well above their weight. Love to see and follow the progress. Respect and admiration from an Army vet. 👍❤
Interesting video! I was in one of the activated units at this time. In 1991, mobile phones didn't exist then - the silent mobilisation was done with pagers, issued to officers and 'detachment ICs'. These ICs were issued contact lists to call individual soldiers to mobilise them.
We would fight about food and heritage but we would never go to war.
It was also a violation of the defence treaty between Sg and My that either party must be given 6 months' notice of any major troop exercises within certain geographical boundaries, in My's case, it would be exercises in Johor. Yes, decades have passed but they are no less belligerent, but they are no longer so strong. And thanks to them we now have fighters on patrol 24/7 so slim chances of them trying to send paras into Sg - they will die quickly and SAF will be in Johor hours after that.
With submarine allergic to water, missing fighter jet engine awol in Thailand , naval ships more than 40 years old, paid 5 naval ships being absent . . . Sinkies can relax a bit . . .
@@justscanningby9902 no thanks, we Singaporeans take defence seriously (like the Israelis, Swiss and Finnish) even when our neighbours call us "kiasu" to try and save their face
I remembered I rushed down to the nearest supermarket and bought canned food by the cartons .
Hope u found canned bak kwa as well
@@seetecktee No need to stock up . Back then my ground floor neighbour was a Bak Kwa shop 😂
Noice. I didn't know abt this event when I found this vid and the explanation is precise and clear
Please do more of this kind of series
great video as always
We 💚 Singapore....regards from Brunei
Ka
"We do a little trolling"
-Indonesia and Malaysia
I was mobilise during NDP 1991, I still remembered the many RBS70 teams deployed. They could have taken down any surprise airborne attacks by planes or Helis. We had layered defence even then. Our neighbours has always underestimated the little red dot and they still do till today.
Lets hope they continue to do so
@@danielhafiz3690 "swarm" of invading planes and helis? The last time I checked, the number of plans and helis you guys have that could fly is only slightly over 2 digits. I wouldn't call that a swarm 🤣
hahahaha. "Underestimate"... More like overestimate la... 0 experience, its like those rich gulf states, all the equipment in the world, but no bravery, honour, and everything an army should have!. 100% of singaporean soldiers are nerds with goggles you guys call spectacles! hahahaha
@@bangtongkat6821 you so pressed for what? HAHAH xD calm down bby
I mean.... Malaysia could just cut the food supply lines from the waters....
yikes, never knew this happened, ty for the knowledge!
Yup this one one i know since my former form teacher back in my secondary school time told us. Back in 1991 everything was in high tension but after the national day and this exercise. Our former late Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew did travel to Malaysia, KL to talk to the Malaysia counterpart about this issue. Hence both party in the end have a peaceful negotiation ending for it.
Ur video is relevant at this timing, in this era. Do more.
Man you are awesome pls do more !
Thank you
When the conflict happened, my unit was on 4NTM standby. An encik explained the situation to us (malay drivers) so that we had a better understanding and we are not betraying our own race/religion. Our job was to deliver live ammunition to the "G" unit. I genuinely think what that encik did was necessary. What the Malaysian navy did was wrong. The percentage of being activated was 80% because our commandos had already infiltrated the borders. We were lucky that the diplomatic solution went smooth. For a malay soldier in the SAF, yes it's difficult for us, but we won't stand for something that is wrong.
Sorry to hear that you guys face so much suspicion. It’s not fair.
What's wrong, training exercise is the prerogative of a sovereign nation. Singapore as usual, exaggerated the situation.
There no such thing la..... Its only because the inferiority complex faced by the Singapore leader.....
Goondoo lah lu bro
Thank you. There will still be naifs who think this was over-reaction (on the part of Singapore). It was actually, very restrained and just enough to signal our resolve. Seriously, our leaders DID NOT BELIEVE that an attack was imminent. But in military defence, one does not act based on what one THINKS the other will do, but what the other CAN do. And our mobilisation sent a signal to the Malaysian leaders. And the message was received loud and clear. The Encik did his job. As did you. Thank you.
i’d see more to politician want that war instead of “malaysian” and “singaporean” 😅. No need war just a food and drinks 😂
yeah lmao
Not with the likes of Mahathir around. You know, I know
@@brmin7312 this is the reason I don't give a shit about politics no more. It's madness and it will stay that way for a very long time...
One is corrupt garbage.
Other is also corrupt garbage.
We learnt to not care anymore.
Caring does nothing when all you have to choose is garbage in more ways than one.
Trade Deal:
Singapore gives:
Chili Crab
Malaysia gives:
Nasi Lemak
Accept Deny
seeing this act of "aggression" from my country has me grinding my teeth in anxiety.
They wouldn't drag you into the military lmao. Our current recruits are already enough.
@@nazmishahrin7240Tak sangka kau ni mmg pengkhianat bangsa la. Kau sanggup sokong negara yg banggakan israel dan discriminate muslim tak bagi azan. Kau tau tak singapura tu tanah melayu. Orang melayu yg berjuang tumpah darah lawan komunis. Kalau arwah leftenan adnan masih hidup dia mesti kecewa dengan orang mcm kau ni. Lagi pun setahu aku ramai melayu sana mmg dh murtad kan. Inalillah. 😢.
@@nazmishahrin7240 inilah jadi berlagak sangat yang negara kau tu kaya sampai lupa asal usul kau. Tanpa malaysia singapura tu mmg tak boleh tahan lama. 100%air 70%natural resources like food smua dari kami. Kau ingat negara cina kau tu boleh tahan lama ke. Dengar citer dah takde tempat nak buat apartmen 😂.
@@aa-pm6dx Bitter person do something instead of typing nonsense.
@@aa-pm6dx diamlah anjing
Interesting for I as malaysian,never hear it or even people mention about...
Please do more about this type of video, I interested
Such issues are indeed covered by books and the media (mostly in Malay), you just need to look in the right places.
Malindo Darsasa exercises are still carried out a few times and reported publicly. Maybe your circle of people are ignorant to defence and armed forces related issues hence this is unknown to you. I don't blame you tho, unlike SG most people in Malaysia care less on such issues.
@@edmundtaiping some does, some don't, but i never heard about this even in news or army community. Maybe Our country Malaysia doesn't publicize the fact.
@@edmundtaiping its seem to be just normal training. Where and when is controversial because it CAN be perceive to be hostile action. But ultimately not realy important since barely a fraction of Malaysia army was involve.
If it was not training and indeed a full scale war. Pretty sure the amount of troop "training" should not be less than sigapore army size. Air, navy and armour should be involve with "training". But they didn't.
@@edmundtaiping not even on any major news. It was almost surreal if you really think about it.
At the same time when the Singaporeans were on high alert, we Malaysians just carried on with our daily routines. Like we inhabited two different realities.
Maybe we Malaysians have been coddled by peace for far too long. I don't know.
Finally a channel with the geopolitics about Singapore
Also, it was Goh Chok Tong’s first year and first NDP as Prime Minister. It would have been a test to the new PM and to send a message/reminder of Singapore being the little brother not only in size and in terms of number of years as an independent country but also then in terms of having the most junior leader.
Thankfully Singapore’s response was not lacking. News of the joint exercise was already making its rounds in the public domain and I believe the NDP celebrations that year were more rousing due to this.
Buang masa buang duit je serang singapore...bukan ada telaga minyak pun...bekalan air pun harapkan dari malaysia🤣
Tu la, takde minyak Dan air pun lebih kaya dari Malaysia, masih tidor dan makan karipap minum teh tarik hari2 cukup tak? 😂😅
Haha btui
ni aku setuju🤣
@@edwuave haha..kita friendly2 shj lah Ed...no need this war though....
Hahaha singapore🤣🤣. Ok la kasi tepuk la skit tengah syok tu.
Hi, I enjoyed this video so much and I hope you can do more of these videos. I would like to learn and understand more about the flashing of codes for army on television. I have seen this a few times on TV and realized that it was quite common at that particular period of time (i dont remember when). Subscribed and liked!
Thank you
Another chilling fact to further proves that the military exercise by Msia and Indo was a direct threat to SG was the training area they used had a very high resemblance to the HDB buildings you can find all around SG.
we are the owners
Our foresight was right.
@BlackBannerz False. Bitter person.
@BlackBannerz That's because we choose to be gentle in our approach. We can go for a rough approach if we want to.
@BlackBannerz Singapore is now inhabited by many races and have contributed to the country. They are citizens whether you like it or not.
Yes i remember this as i was serving my NS in 1st Guards battalion during 1991.
Never take peace for granted! Respect to all SAF personal.
Kau
but we dont really trust singapore also cuz it been controlled by chinese and indian. U singaporean must note that yall not fully independet😂. 100%water 70%natural resources like food came from us. Not to mention your tiny island also running out of space🤣. So don't act so tough cuz u guys wont last long
That time I only ROD less than 1 year and saw my open mob call sign flashed on TV. When I reported back to camp the storeman already standby our SBO, Helmet and weapon then we loaded live ammo onto 3 tonners and left. Worst part came after we stand down. All live rounds need to be accounted and all weapons need to be cleaned and oiled.
Yes, no joke one. Even more serious than the transformer movie megatron mobilize. It is like the Israel 6 days war, fully mobilized. Live round ,FBO up the tonner. That is why most unit counters or buildings have straight lines on the floor for mobilization use.
Easy to follow.. Good Job
I am Malaysian, Fuck war. No war with Singapore, Singapore is our Brother, We have relatives on both sides, Singaporean's like to come to Johor ( For food ), we Provide them with a bigger work force ( Migrants, Legal ones, Ignore the illegal ones... )
No war, Fuck war, Stay together, Stay strong! We are both in the Commonwealth and ASEAN, Together forever? Yes!
I totally agree war would be bad, and yes I also got relatives in Malaysia. If it was Johor vs Singapore, I'd have no worries because both sides know how stupid it is but KL is so far away that the people making the decisions might not "feel" how bad the situation can become because they are so far away and their priorities are different than the normal people's. I mean, if they are going to lose the next election, won't creating an external enemy look like an easy solution to them? I know it's stupid, you know it's stupid but.... politicians are very often stupid! I mean, just look at what Mahathir did recently saying that Malaysia should reclaim Singapore because it was Malay land. I know that many people on both sides facepalmed when he did that but if he gave the order, your army had to obey or be charged for rebelling against authority. The people know it's stupid. It's dangerous the politicians might not.
True but some bad eggs like to poke us for no reason.
Brothers should fight each other but fight with each other from 🇬🇧
Brothers shouldn't fight with each other but fight as a team from 🇬🇧
Malaysia sure did not invade singapore but other country were have a chance to invade singapore if they want it
I roughly remember it when I was quite young at that time, that the codes were flashed on tele for almost whole day as well as reminder from radio station and also will heard neighbours asking each other whether their son is been called-up, reminding each other of the called-up. Then my parents were guessing whether is singapore under attack cause of the constant called-up. It wasn't openly announce what happen but I guess adults have rough ideas what happen.
i’m a SG Malay and the codename ‘Pukul Habis’ is damn intimidating, and happened on SG’s independence day? of course la suspicious 😂😤🥵
You are probably the only ethnic group that stay on Singapore when shit hit the fan situation happen (not only war, but any kind of shit). Other ethnic Will surely fleeing their asses off 😂
Don't worry, sg is chilli padi
@@jonpaul3868 not really...
@@jonpaul3868 but we dont really trust singapore also cuz it been controlled by chinese and indian. U singaporean must note that yall not fully independet😂. 100%water 70%natural resources like food came from us. Not to mention your tiny island also running out of space🤣. So don't act so tough cuz u guys wont last long
@maliki. Tak sangka kau ni mmg pengkhianat bangsa la. Kau sanggup sokong negara yg banggakan israel dan discriminate muslim tak bagi azan. Kau tau tak singapura tu tanah melayu. Orang melayu yg berjuang tumpah darah lawan komunis. Kalau arwah leftenan adnan masih hidup dia mesti kecewa dengan orang mcm kau ni. Lagi pun setahu aku ramai melayu sana mmg dh murtad kan. Inalillah. 😢.
Never really notice this! Holding RBS70 at that time. Nice channel 👍👍👍
yo, keep this up. never seen channels like this for singapore.
Not only happened on that particular year, there was one more, many years after that.
Holy goodness. Thank you for the info. Didn’t know it happened before.
only the ones that getting ready to fight knows, and usually won't inform their family because may not have war in the end.
@@user-xb8zo6wc9h We didn't even know it was real. In our minds we were saying KNNBCCB so close to PH have open mob. When we reported back and saw all out stuff pasak malam and our weapons taken out then we knew something not right and when we loaded live rounds up 3 tonners then we figure out shit we might be going to war.
I was attending a Route of Advancement course and my cohort had a tour visit in one of the Army Camp. We were briefed on this history and what to expect if there is another large-scale mobilisation in the future for my relevant vocations. I hope the day will never come when I needs to plan and execute Warning Orders for similar large-scale mobilisation.
Well the south (china) sea kinda hot right now....
Nice video
On that day itself, I was an active NS man in 21SA. 3 tonners was dispatch to load up with live bomb to our camp. Never before had such mission carry out in our NS life. Many didn't know what is happening, our officer didn't say anything if I didn't remembered wrongly but I knew it then as I like to read newspaper.
I was one of the stand by ns man during that time
My camp was located directly across JB
35 SCE
Yes sir ! Will take note
Thanks for sharing. Something unbeknown to us!
bRUH IM FROM MALAYSIANS
i see the code on your region tv channel, that day my father also go to army camp 😂😂
This was just one of the incidents happened in SG. There were a handful more occurred even close to our "Missile Hill" where foreign Special Forces conducted reconnaissance ops in the vicinity. They were observing but we spotted them too right under our "radar". To-date, they had been "performing" non-military observations and espionage ops as a pretext to learn our strategic operations. Our neighbours DO NOT fear the SG Army; they fear our Air Force & Navy which is much more superior than their own.
The other ending of this same story i heard was these operators managed to sneak in, replace the flag with their own on the base commander's table, and fled. Exaggeration but hell, it keeps us awake during sentry duty. Lol.
@@p0529545 I don't think it was real though because it came from an non-credible source which is a web blog and no other sources reported it except one source
Best 2021 National Day video
Good job..
Singapore is like the Israel of the east, surrounded by Muslim countries.
Yup. I was activated while on standy. Nothing was made known to us until stand down.
Apalah gelabah xtentu pasal. Xde maknanya nak serang Singapura. Malaysia negara pertahanan bukan menyerang. Kamu tu je yg rasa terancam, tgok Brunei tu ok je.
Saya pun tak tahu apa kepentingan Malaysia dan Indonesia untuk menyerang Singapura. Lagipun, apa masalah kita dengan Singapura? Tak ada kan? Yang jadi masalah utama buat masa sekarang di negara-negara Asean ini adalah China. Singapura pun kena berhati-hati dengan China. Tak semestinya China tak ceroboh ruang udara Singapura, China tak akan kacau mereka.
Kota tinggi dalam wilayah Malaysia pun diorang gelabah ek. Bukan kite deploy dekat tuas pun. Adoiii imaginasi dah copy dari China ni sikit nak terancam sedangkan sendiri buat drama
betul betul betul
@@erwinsudirman6862 paranoid lah mereka ni
Hak diorg nk ready kan tentera diorg.. tapi nampak sangat la diorg x confident dgn rakan2 ASEAN ni
Hey man ya earned urself a new sub 🙂 keep it up
Sincerely,
An overseas Singaporean 😅
Thank you! 🙏🏻
Never knew about this. As a Malaysian I can say that we are not all on board with what our government does
Let's be real, we need some invasion especially in the state the nation is in now 😂
@@smboo1834 of course we know. Its called Temasik before change to Singapura.
@@si5166 hahahaha nice
@@si5166 it was called Pulau Ujong before Temasek
@FGoogle and youtube in your dream. Dont stress2 ya 😂
Oh that explains the weird signals I saw during my afternoon TV shows. Lurrr.....
This is real. I was in the Air Force but I was stationed in US. We were told to be prepared to deploy with our full assets. All aircraft were prepared to fly back with configuration for long distance flying. Our commander briefing was a short but tense one. But we are ready to be deployed within 12hours.
Eventually, we stand down after National day.
It was only after we stand down, we knew that every military personal and every assets in Singapore was put on high alert, with fully armed weapons on army, navy and air force. At that time, our air force is still flying the F5s, A4s and the older F16s..
More than 20yrs pasted, we moved from defense to offensive. Our F15s, F16CD and F16D+ aircraft are not for defending…….even those in the air force doesn’t know what are those equipment inside the dosel of F16Ds….
It’s always a reminder that we have to be prepared against anyone and anytime.
Majulah Singapura (Salute)
I was recalled back to flight to standby. Only realised is serious shit when they issued out rifles in the office.
The only Asean country to have offensive (as against defensive) weaponry for pre-emptive strikes, from what I understand . . .
Side Note: Not only did the Malaysian and Indonesians not intimidate us, the speed at which we could mobilized our troops actually intimidated the Malaysian military top brass instead. This should serve as a reminder of how vulnerable we are. There were talk by some of the opposition some years back if we maintain a good relationship with our neighbors we don't need to have national service. Thanks to Mahathir regaining PMship of Malaysia a while back, this naïve thinking has since disappear
Interesting
Agreed. The 2 hour mobilization shocked others as it displayed the organizational effectiveness of our forces against theirs, who need days to mobilize. We will get the first strike in, and with our tech, hit obscenely hard, maybe even giving an irrecoverable blow while buying ourselves time for our allies and our own assets in foreign lands to be deployed.
Don't get me wrong, I don't want war, but I would like my family to be safe, and am willing to fight and die for that.
@@JC-uz3ey Wow.... Spoken like a true warrior.......
wow.... bodek kow kow
@@mikechansw748 You joined youtube before I was even born!
damm didnt know such thing happened in the past you earn a sub from me
Thanks
I’m out from reservist but if sg goes to war with them I’ll pick up the outdated M-16 I was trained in and fight to the very last breath! Majullah Singapura!🇸🇬❤️
Let's do it
Yes, if set the rear sight right. The M16S1 will become a 30 round sniper rifle. Super markmanship,no need scope one. Can hit whatever you aim. Scope makes thing more complicated.
Singapore Citizen army will still fight in war time because since NS time the love flame for Singapore in their heart will forever never die.
@Dan2314 Wonderluck I believe Singapore would never want to be at war with our neighbors. we are after all very similar to each other . However their Ministers could stop throwing darts at us from time to time and actually Honor their agreements would do alot of good in building a good relationship.
Didn't know why the old legacy M16 will draw attentions,that is our standard issued individual weapon from end 60's till 2000's before SAR21 came into service.
I suppose this canadian teacher in malaysia knows about weapon stuffs may serve military before. But no worries,this teacher will be notified and safety back to his/her country. The Embassy will assist.
Yes, Singapore was having some tensions with the then malaysia Gov in 1999 as they threaten to do an act of war to cut the water supply to Singapore letting Singaporeans die. This triggers all standby units from the Singapore infantry,armour,artillery, Air force and navy to be ready for war waiting for the green light to attack them. Those were the crazy hostility days where every guy standing by for a fight.
Back in the olden days,when a young adult conscript soldier issue with a M16. The responsibility was huge ,where many were forced to swear serving the nation,to protect honour and independence of his country. To give up his life in war to deal with enemy, that makes us slightly different from other military.
There were issues with malaysia back then in terms of economy unbalance, currency exchange rates and prosperity of Singapore. The relationship with malaysia now is much more better now where Singaporeans can go malaysia for short tour over the weekend. It is small relaxation tour visiting another country anyway. The SGD value is actually close USD,where you can buy many things in malaysia. Singaporeans tour trip spending in malaysia also plays a small part for the malaysia economy and revenue.
Our regional countries cannot accept our economy performance and may turn enemy any time if relationship turns sour. That is when our good diplomatic relationship will solve all this issues.
Walao m16 cannot la no power liao so old 🤭
I remembered this incident, there were 5000 troops stationed across our borders and our artillery were pointing at them... They protested we didn't trust them haha wasted holiday for me
Singapore will always feel themselves threatened due to its location (in the middle of big countries). But i think they will not going into the full scale war. They are economically depend on one and another
*laugh in mandarin (china)
They mostly depend on their resources that Singapore doesn't have
very true
Singapore and Israel are similar.
They r just too small.... And for sure the Malays and Indonesian army are better in combat against unexperieced and yound Singaporean army officer who are only good in playing video game wars... Ha ha ha
Please also do one video that Mahathir wanted to cut water supply to the island in the late nineties that army was activated for training. I think air space was also an issue during that time.
@@shamshulanuar7718 You need to read more widely in regards to the water agreement issue (threats HAVE been made many times). I reckon SG wouldn't mind a revision of the water price, it's about time SG stop making a lost when selling the treated water back to Msia. Cost of treating water RM$2.40 per thousand gallon, sold back to Msia for RM$0.50, thus making a lost of RM$1.90 per thousand gallon. Almost a 80% discount and that is below cost, NOT discount off profit.
I wonder what sg gonna do if those diploamtic way doesnt work. What choice do they have ? Bomb the pipe ? Invade malaysia ? The only choice they have is negotiation.
we dont trust singapore from the beginning as it been controlled by chinese and indian. Singapore is always malay land. U can't deny history. U singaporean must note that yall not fully independant😂. 100%water 70%natural resources like food came from us. Not to mention your tiny island also running out of space🤣. So don't act so tough cuz u guys wont last long. We will take back our land
My uncle was in a armour unit that was activated then. Initially he was pissed off to get call up on a national holiday. Went back to camp to draw weapons, draw armoured vehicles and draw ammunition. He said in all his years in NS and Reserve, he has never seen so much ammunition being drawn out and loaded into the armoured vehicles. He really thought something might just happened that night. As a fellow NS man, we all will complain about ICT etc. But I know deep down, every man wearing that uniform knows the importance of what we are doing but we hope we never have to use what have been trained to do.
In 1998... Malaysia and Indonesia did the same thing again... They've been doing Joint Exercise 60km from Singapore at the Straits Of Malacca on 9th August....
It was in Malaysia's territory, so whats wrong?? Paranoid gila betul...
Snaky..
Thank you for reminding us, Singaporean, as a nation...
Majulah Singapura....Together we stand united and defend with courage....
wow! didnt know this happened. yet many are complaining that ns is a waste of time, saying that saf will never be used. such naivety
Younger generations are taking things for granted.
Every generation take something for granted.
Must PREPARE FOR WAR!!!!
lol if we go to war, am i supposed to shoot my own relatives? fk that
@BlackBannerz We will stand together to fight. No one will be able to wipe us off.
Neighbouring country(ies) turn hostile? I see the map who are the neighbours for indonesia and i think sg very very close ah no other options ;(
I was having bmt in Pulau Tekong.
No wonder my platoon sergeant, even though a Malay, told all of us to ready for an imminent attack by Malaysia and Indonesia. We thought it was a joke. Even recruits like us were kept alert. I remembered seeing reservists coming on the island. Not sure was that a silent mob.
The only war between Malaysia and Singapore is which one has the best food
Heard both countries were trying to test the new prime minister, GCT
If both countries sent their well trained and well equipped commondoes to this tiny island in matter of hours this tiny island will be wiped out from the surface of this earth.
Okay, pea-sized brain.
Well trained maybe but the word "well equipped" made me laugh
@@KeoNz Its funny cuz malaysian TUDM jet fighter crashed a few weeks ago and you call them well trained 😭🤣
@@KeoNz They couldn’t even organise rescue-ops when Taman Sri Muda was flooding the other day. Lol.
I was on standby then.
🙋🏻♀️
I also stand by, many years after you stand by 😂
The old "buoya" is always instigating trouble. He is the one that causes a lot of tension in this region.
Majidee camp & PULADA must be located near the Malaysia border for her safety/safeguard (including Singapore was back then). Once Singapore departed, she felt the Majidee/PULADA as a threat point although the camps existed before the separation. Worry too much/phobia is one of the sign of not-so-hidden prejudice. By the way, Singapore has the most eyes/ears in the SEA. From birds, fishes and news reporters. 😁
I talked to one young man about to enter NS. He said NS is a waste of his time. I told him he is protecting the nation. He is not convinced of his role. I am not sure present NS training include explaining the vulnerability of Singapore as a small island. Hope such talk must be given.
it is explained, it's just alot of people my age are selfish and entitled (19-20+) 🙁 i had platoon mates that said if singapore was invaded, they would flee
@@clemmzzz6219 I heard this sentiment expressed many years ago when I served too. 2007-2009. In fact i can tell you that I am one of those who thought the same. After I served my 2 years, my thoughts lead towards the opposite direction.
Someone in their early 20s will see things differently at that age, it really cant be helped. we live so safely that the idea of a threat and attack is so foreign to us.
Correct what ns just waste my time and other people time.is better we find our own job by our ownself than this nonsense
@@clemmzzz6219 correct what sure they will flee our goverment think now adays soldier are like soldier during the past.soldier during the past are the most badass guy and they dont scared to die fight till the end.not like now when the enemy capture our soldier sure will cry and beg to the enemy pls dont kill us
How do they conduct mobilization today? Is it via WhatsApp?
Sms codes now
First time someone from Singapore talks about Ops Pukul Rata.
Wow.
My dad should know about this as he was still an NSmen during those time.
He mentioned before , or maybe he heard rumours like snipers being pointed to Malaysia border
In early 2019, Malaysia's Malay Daily News conducted a survey across 5 states in Malaysia(Johor, Peneng, Perak, Sabah and Sarawak) and around 58.17% of the hundreds of thousands surveyed mentioned that they do not believe Malaysia will ever dare go to war with Singapore given Malaysia's reliance on Singapore's economy and drinkable water. 31.78% mentioned that they will flee the country in the event if war breaks out between Singapore and Malaysia, showing absolutely no loyalty to the country. However, that is not the most worrying part. The most worrying part is that around 8.52% actually mentioned that they will defect over to Singapore in the event if Singapore were to attack Malaysia and war breaks out. 0.11% mentioned they do not know what to do and only 1.64% mentioned that they will fight for Malaysia.
Malay Daily News was surprised by the 8.52% of people considering a defection to Singapore against the 1.64% willing to fight for Malaysia and thus they went on to investigate and found out that most of the people surveyed from the 8.52% were from Johor, Sabah and Sarawak. Further investigations and censored interviews revealed that the people of Johor, Sabah and Sarawak have long considered declaring independence from the Malaysia Federation and so, if Singapore were to attack Malaysia, they will deliberately leak military secrets and plans to Singapore to hasten the defeat of Malaysia in order to gain the perfect opportunity to declare independence. The Crown Prince of Johor also mentioned of such "Johorexit" on more than one occasion.
As such, as written in "The Art of War", Singapore have achieved ultimate victory as the war is won even before firing a single bullet or lifting a finger or using any resources at all, Malaysia has already been defeated as Malaysia's fighting force is nearly nonexistent at all. In 2018, in the S.E.A War Games, a 4 star general(I shall not name who) in the Malaysian Royal Air Force also told all the international military journalists that "We got to hand it to them(Singapore)" after getting last in place while Singapore's RSAF got first. For nearly 50 years now, the Malaysian government have been inviting Singapore's RSAF to fly over the whole of Malaysia during Malaysia's Merdeka Day as even such simple feats are not possible for them because of the military scandal a few years ago involving the sudden disappearance of 58 engines for their fighter jets just vanished into the thin air. Leaving only 4 flyable ones and even those are facing maintenance issues as mentioned by the Malaysian Defence Minister Mohamad Sabu in August 2018.
Countries around the world invade their neighbouring countries to gain land, Malaysia is the only country in the world that kick land away and return it back to the original owners on 9th of August 1965.
www.todayonline.com/world/asia/johor-has-right-secede-if-putrajaya-breaches-federations-terms-crown-prince
I dont know why Singapore is so paranoid about Malaysia. You know we Malaysian arent interested in war against you. You Singapore is a tiny little Island. If China decided to drop nuclear bomb over you, most of you will come to Tambak Johor seeking protection. So dont be so cocky.
@@firdaushelmi6632 Singapore is an ally to the United States and both are great defence partners so no country including China will ever think of firing a single bullet against Singapore..And btw China also enjoys great friendship with Singapore so a war with China is less likely to take place....I think Malaysia should worry more about their depleting defence weapons and the threat of terrorism
@@firdaushelmi6632 it is most likely China will drop nuclear bomb on Putrajaya than Singapore. You know in your heart that’s the reality 😅😂🤣
This article is very true. Most Malaysians are disillusioned with federal government and even question why they are part of this federation. Besides Johor Sabah and Sarawak, it is thought that Kelantan and Trengganu might break off and form their own Islamic theocratic state under the leadership of PAS. Penang is a prosperous island with significant Chinese population, is it is thought they could form their own independent state emulating Singapore. Remember, the upside of all this is that the state revenue and tax woudknt go to Putrajaya and pay off the ineffective ministers.
Nuclear bomb over SG. SG will be finish but MY will be affected too.
For me as an Indonesian, I don't think Indonesians are interested in getting involved in the political conflict between Singapore and Malaysia.. In the past, Indonesia attacked Singapore because Singapore was part of Malaysia, it caused the bombing at Mc Donald's Singapore. Indonesia is required to choose to be hostile to 2 countries (Malaysia-Singapore) of course the chosen one is Malaysia ... so don't bring Indonesia into your country's conflict (Singapore-Malaysia)
SG has a lot of rich Indonesians keeping their assets here.....so no motivation to pick a fight with Indo
@@SharkbaitOhLala unless the Richie transfer their launder money to other country, either China, Hongkong, or somewhere in Europe
I heard that while Malaysia did not inform Singapore of the war games in Johor, the Indonesians unofficially/secretly/informally/inadvertently purposely let it be known to Singapore that a wargame was being planned. Indonesia showed that it was a friend to Singapore. Singapore knows who are its friends, and who... likes to play childish games. Now (in 2023) the old man (who likes to play games) has... retired. We wait for him "retire" for good. Singapore has good professional working relationship with TNI.
This is a good idea
I remember we the masses were ask to attend a talk on Malaysia, the atmosphere was tense, in the talk we were brief that if Mahathir cut the water supply, saf would go into action
In one meeting Mahathir ask Kee why he spend so much on the army
@@shamshulanuar7718 oh boy you're gonna be surprised when you check who was the PM of Malaysia when it was time to review the price of raw water in 1987.
@@shamshulanuar7718 mad mat days are over soon.
@@shamshulanuar7718 Treated water is sold back to Msia at a price that is below the cost of treating said water. Each thousand gallon are sold back, SG will incur a RM$1.90 lost. During 2016 (and a few other times), the Sultan of Johor requested for more water to be sold to them (the amount was way more than agreed upon in the agreement), SG complied without a second word and it was sold at the same price without asking for more (still sold the "extra" treated water at a lost).
@@shamshulanuar7718 playing with semantics? Your country signed the agreement also bro. Like that should Singapore also stick to the agreement and only sell what is stipulated?
Don't blame Singapore for your leader's incompetence.
@@Marcus-qw9sx No neutral observer could possibly take that seriously. He is totally right to call it playing with semantics. Oh but you had the chance and didn't use it, no renegotiation possible now - yeah right. That's not incompetence, that's bullshit on SG's part. don't shrink wrap your brain in your flag. It would piss you off if the boot was on the other foot.
I wish no conflict to happen between these countries
*Malaysia and Indonesia have a military exercise*
Singapore: "Oi cibai. Bojio"
😂😂😂
🤣
C*ibas is a bad word but top worse bad world in south east asia. Its been 3 years since im not swear c*bai lol. Btw i cencored it because they will remove the comment
we dont trust singapore from the beginning as it been controlled by chinese and indian. Singapore is always malay land. U can't deny history. U singaporean must note that yall not fully independant😂. 100%water 70%natural resources like food came from us. Not to mention your tiny island also running out of space🤣. So don't act so tough cuz u guys wont last long. We will take back our land
America: *off in the distance* "I smell oil"
Wow. It’s quite scary that Singapore was *this* close to war……
i also hear this from ns man during my service, my grandparent also stock up on groceries as if there is gg to be a war. still rmb them clearly
Hi from Malaysia. Destroying Singapore means destroying our own economy. Both will suffer.
Funny how Ex PM Dr M don't seem to understand this.
No you're wrong. Malaysia will destroy it's own economy on our own as we're doing now. No need Singapore or anyone's help. Thank you
You were saying Singapore almost went to war. May i know in what year is that and which country?
Did you even watch the video, everything you've asked are in the video. Next time, finished watching the video before commenting.
Raine Garam, if you managed to be here on youtube and send a comment, you should be able to click the video button and watch right?
Its because of this, today my unit is on standby till mid august.