Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) Commandos assault hotel during Exercise Northstar VII

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Sentosa Island, SINGAPORE, 9 July 2009: Commandos from the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) Special Operations Task Force (SOTF) perform a fast rope insertion onto the roof of Rasa Sentosa Hotel.

Two Republic of Singapore Air Force Super Pumas delivered Commandos to their area of operations. Note the use of the Eurocopter EC120 as a platform for a fire support team.

The capability demonstration was part of Exercise Northstar VII, which practised how Singapore's law enforcement and military assets would deal with multiple attacks by terrorist teams in Singapore. The exercise scenario mirrored the terror attacks on tourist magnets in the Indian coastal city of Mumbai in November 2008.

NOTE: For security reasons, the entire fast rope sequence will not be shown.

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• Exercise Northstar VII
• Singapore Armed Forces
• SAF
• Special Forces
• RSAF
• Super Puma
• fast rope
• Urban Operations

[vaccine23]

fast rope sequences are all over youtube, what nonsensical security reasons dude...

[AZURA888]

Singapore is Stronger than Malaysia, incredible for a country of only 4,5 million people and 700km2. Even when Malaysia has 24 million people and a middle developed economy. There is no small countries, only small minds. Israel, Taiwan and Switzerland are the same, strong as hell.

[nibac80]

@tamweiwen indian?? they make roti prata and poke your sister la. what kinda stupid question is that??

[mrnobelwolf]

@SingaPrimus hehe to tell u the truth we are SISTERS go find out urself

[MrNathaniellim]

fuck you

[tamweiwen]

Singapore and Malaysia work as 1 and what about indian?

[MercC23k]

I used to live in singapore, up in woodlands. My house was right across the SLE from a military training area. I could hear weapons fire all night and watch the flashes from my balcony. Makes me miss Singapore, its an amazing country that will always hold a place in my heart.

[HARDYXXZ1]

sia lah

[Tweakisher]

@noelsoong777 Then they would have to play a shitload of money. Congress paid US$27 billion for its development and  US$67 million for each V-22

[MrCarpitalist]

@SingaPrimus

can i add you as a friend... friends??