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 | | The need for an RAF presence in Singapore was first suggested back in 1921, only three years after the birth of the service, but it was 1928 before the base opened for business. |
 | | This story is also, in some ways, the history of Singapore, for as Seletar was the only airfield on the island during the golden age of flying, it played host to the likes of Kingsford-Smith, Amy Johnson, record breakers, film stars, princes and kings and later, in the dark days of war, the Japanese Navy. |
 | | For anyone who served in Singapore – and Seletar in particular, in whatever capacity – this book is a must-read, but it is not intended to be a history of dry facts and figures, it is an adventure story in words and pictures. |
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