Naval Warfare
PREMIUM: Singapore to buy more littoral ships and upgrade patrol vessels
In a bid to increase its capacity to protect Singapore’s sovereign waters and counter a spike in sea robberies, the Republic of Singapore Navy’s Maritime Security Task Force is looking to acquire new purpose-built ships to supplement eight Independence-class Littoral Mission Vessels (LMVs).
At the parliamentary Committee ...
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