Its really easy to sink into a situation where military thought concentrates on current operations and how to tackle them.
opswarfare has previously expressed a desire to concentrate less on what the US armed forces are doing, and it has succeeded to a certain extent, covering operations by non-US troops, e.g. UK and Canadian forces.
The next logical step is to look at things closer to home, and make this site more relevant to Singapore.
For a start, opswarfare will look for open source material on the various armed forces of ASEAN, to understand our neighbours better.
First up, Brunei.
The Ministry of Defence website contains some White Papers [2007 edition (PDF)] which should be useful to provide an insight into the defence posture of Brunei.
opswarfare has previously expressed a desire to concentrate less on what the US armed forces are doing, and it has succeeded to a certain extent, covering operations by non-US troops, e.g. UK and Canadian forces.
The next logical step is to look at things closer to home, and make this site more relevant to Singapore.
For a start, opswarfare will look for open source material on the various armed forces of ASEAN, to understand our neighbours better.
First up, Brunei.
The Ministry of Defence website contains some White Papers [2007 edition (PDF)] which should be useful to provide an insight into the defence posture of Brunei.
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