Unmanned technology was put to the test in surveillance and reconnaissance operations at this year's Exercise Forging Sabre.
This year's Exercise Forging Sabre sees the use of upgraded F-16 fighter jets and tanker aircraft for greater precision and more effective operations.
It's an attack from all sides.
Exercise Forging Sabre (XFS) 2017 takes integration between the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) and the Army to greater heights.
The RSAF's first all-female F-15SG aircrew hope to inspire young girls to be fearless and chase their dreams.
Land and air elements worked hand-in-hand at Exercise Forging Sabre 2021 to give a clear picture of the battlefield and find the most optimal strike asset to take down the various hostile targets.
It's the SAF's first integrated exercise since the COVID-19 pandemic, and land and air forces came together seamlessly to put their interoperability to the test.
Brothers ME3 Yew Boon Leng and ME2 Yew Boon Siong reunited at the exercise for the first time in nine months after being deployed in the US.
