When night falls on the military training ground of Pulau Tekong, camouflaged figures emerge from the foliage - silent and invisible. They skulk through the vegetation, each individual on its own ...

Land reclamation works at Pulau Tekong have been completed, adding about 800ha of land at the north-western tip of the island, the Housing and Development Board (HDB) and national water agency PUB ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. SAF national servicemen seen at the Army Open House event held at the F1 Pit Building in May 2017. (PHOTO: Dhany Osman / Yahoo ...

SINGAPORE - Alternative water sources had to be used at the Basic Military Training Centre (BMTC) on Pulau Tekong after discoloured tap water was reported in some parts of the centre on Wednesday (Nov ...

Recruits and commanders on Pulau Tekong say training standards have not eased despite safety measures to curb spread of Covid-19 Conducting of training activities in small groups allows commanders to ...

SINGAPORE — The water supply at the Basic Military Training Centre (BMTC) on Pulau Tekong was restored on Thursday (Nov 21) night, 38 hours after water from the taps was reported to be discoloured.

Army life may be tough, but even full-time national servicemen (NSFs) get some creature comforts during Chinese New Year. The Basic Military Training Centre (BMTC) Facebook page posted on Tuesday (Jan ...

SINGAPORE (Nov 16): Environmental engineering company Sanli Environmental announced Thursday it has secured new Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) and Operations and Maintenance (O&M) ...

SINGAPORE: A national serviceman (NSF) who picked up another person's Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) 11B identity card in Pulau Tekong did not return it and instead used it to sign up for mobile plans.

You’ve probably caught yourself referring to Singapore as “this island” at least once in your life. But technically, Singapore is made up of 63 islands. Yup, that’s a lot! The two islands Singaporeans ...