Singapore, Brunei air forces hold bilateral air defence
exercise
SINGAPORE : The Republic of Singapore Air Force and the Royal
Brunei Air Force are conducting a bilateral air defence
exercise.
Called Exercise Airguard, it is the eleventh in the series, and is
being held for the first time in Brunei.
The 12-day operation, from August 15 to 26, will involve
about 70 personnel from the two air forces.
Singapores Defence Ministry says the exercise is an excellent
opportunity for both air forces to strengthen their
inter-operability and further enhance the close relationship
between the two armed forces.
The Chief of the Republic of Singapore Air Force, Major-General Lim
Kim Choon, is in Brunei from August 22 to 24 to observe the conduct
of the exercise.
He will also call on Commander of the Royal Brunei Armed Forces
Pehin Major-General Awang Halbi Mohd Yussof and Commander of the
Royal Brunei Air Force Colonel Mahmud Saidin. - CNA /ct
Strange exericse - ONLY 70 people involved form both side
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