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20,000 People See R.A.F. Air Pageant

Retrieved from the National Library’s ‘NewspaperSG’ digital archives, The Straits Times, 25 August 1935, Page 1

£2,000,000 Allocated for Malayan Defences

Retrieved from the National Library’s ‘NewspaperSG’ digital archives, The Straits Times, 6 March 1935, Page 11

A Monopoly Board

Retrieved from the National Library’s ‘NewspaperSG’ digital archives, The Straits Times, 27 August 1984, Page 1

Base Camp

Retrieved from the National Library’s ‘NewspaperSG’ digital archives, The Straits Times, 2 May 2004, Page 4

Flying High with Seletar Makeover

Retrieved from the National Library’s ‘NewspaperSG’ digital archives, The Business Times, 3 March 2009, Page 28

Former Royal Air Force (RAF) Seletar

Collectively, the 34 conserved buildings help to contribute to the continued sense of history and identity in Seletar. They form a meaningful core to represent an important era in Singapore’s military history even as the surrounding area continues to evolve to meet the strategic needs of the aerospace industry. This short film is produced by Wong Lin Sherry, Foo Zi Min, Asyraf Kamil, Natalie Tan and William Loke from NTU Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information.

Going Places Singapore_Al Taylor on the Glory Days of Seletar Airbase

An RAF serviceman recalls his time at Singapore’s first airbase, from feasting on cheap curries to firefights with ghosts.

Hijacked Plane in Airport Drama

Retrieved from the National Library’s ‘NewspaperSG’ digital archives, The Straits Times, 30 October 1977, Page 1

"Homecoming” for Pioneers and Anti-Aircraft (AA) Gunners of 160 Squadron at Block 450 Seletar East Camp

A heritage storyboard commemorating the oldest Royal Air Force (RAF) base in the Far East and the home of Singapore’s first and longest serving air defence unit, 160 Squadron.

Moving: On and Out

Retrieved from the National Library’s ‘NewspaperSG’ digital archives, The Straits Times, 12 October 1990, Page 4

Our Home is a 'Sanctuary'

Retrieved from the National Library’s ‘NewspaperSG’ digital archives, Today, 5 June 2006, Page 18

Part of Seletar's Heritage could be Saved

Retrieved from the National Library’s ‘NewspaperSG’ digital archives, Today, 10 June 2006, Page 16

RAF Seletar’s last barrack block

"A part of Singapore that has seen a transformation in recent times is Seletar. The area was once occupied by the Royal Air Force (RAF) Seletar station or RAF Seletar, which at its establishment in 1928, held the distinction of being its largest station in the Far East. Vacated by the British during the 1971 pullout of forces, the former air base was used by the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) as Seletar Camp, home to several units including ones that I was most familiar with from my involvement professionally in floating military bridges, such as the Combat Engineers."

Rumblings over Seletar Hub's Goals

Retrieved from the National Library’s ‘NewspaperSG’ digital archives, The Business Times, 29 September 2008, Page 26

Seletar: A Milestone for Pioneer Flyers of 4 Decades Ago

Retrieved from the National Library’s ‘NewspaperSG’ digital archives, The Straits Times, 19 August 1968, Page 12

Seletar Airbase Residents Hope to Keep its Rustic Charm

Retrieved from the National Library’s ‘NewspaperSG’ digital archives, The Straits Times, 12 June 2006, Page 6

Singapore's Air Base

Retrieved from the National Library’s ‘NewspaperSG’ digital archives, The Straits Times, 17 February 1928, Page 9

The State of 'Colonial Properties' in Singapore

Retrieved from the National Library’s ‘NewspaperSG’ digital archives, Singapore Monitor, 8 July 1984, Page 36

When the RAF came

Retrieved from the National Library’s ‘NewspaperSG’ digital archives, The Straits Times, 27 August 1984, Page 24

When Unplanned Spaces can give a Sense of Home

Retrieved from the National Library’s ‘NewspaperSG’ digital archives, The Straits Times, 6 April 2007, Page 38