The Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) will set up an Inspector-General’s Office to ensure “command emphasis on safety is consistently applied” across all units, said the Chief of Defence Force Lieutenant-General (LG) Melvyn Ong on 31 January, as reported on YahooNewsSingapore.
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Terrex AV-82 ICV of the Singapore Armd Forces (Picture source: mothership.sg)
Terrex AV-82 ICV of the Singapore Armd Forces (Picture source: mothership.sg)
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