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NDP 2014 (Behind The Scenes with The Singapore Navy)

HAPPY 49TH BIRTHDAY, SINGAPORE

In preparation for the NDP 2014, I was invited by The Singapore Navy to join them for a day of rehearsals to have a glance of their behind-the-scenes action. We had the opportunity to ride on the (RHIB) Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat to witness their performance. I can't express how am I fortunate and lucky to be able to experience how is it like to be on a RHIB. 


Qin Pin all-ready to board the RHIB! 



It was a bumpy, splashy and speedy ride! Thank you Singapore Navy for the wonderful experience! 

In case if you didn't know, I also insta-vid! 




We were also able to take a sneak peek of the behind-the-scenes operations where we can see the Army Tanks and Trucks!







NDP Combined Rehearsals 3



Thank you Singapore Navy for the invitation! It was indeed a wonderful experience with spectacular performances and amazing fireworks!


Spot me if you can!

I got to compliment the marching contingent! You guys did an awesome job! I know how tiring the training is and also standing under the scorching hot sun for so long! I actually participated in the parade in 2010, where I was inside the NPCC Contingent! Thats why there's always something in my heart for every NDP. All the hard work definitely paid off! I truly appreciate the contingent's effort.

 I am so looking forward to next year's NDP performance because it's going to be held at the Padang and we are also going to celebrate our Nation's 50th Birthday! I'm so proud to be a Singaporean to be able to celebrate on this special occasion!
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