Singapore Strategy

Singapore Strategy refers to a military approach developed during the Cold War, emphasizing the use of rapid, flexible, and well-equipped forces to deter aggression and defend national interests without needing large armies. It prioritizes advanced technology, intelligence, and strategic positioning—especially island defenses—to maximize security efficiently. This approach aims to maintain a capable, modern military that can adapt quickly to threats, minimizing reliance on conventional large-scale forces, which aligns with Singapore’s geopolitical situation as a small but strategic nation.