A to Z Guidebook: Singapore Navy Museum

As an island-nation, the pivotal role that our navy has played, and still plays, in the security and safety of the country cannot be underscored. It speaks to the courage, innovation and determination of the service men and women who have dedicated their lives to maintaining the integrity of our waters. Yet there are also tangible aspects that can be seen, touched, and, more importantly, shared with future generations. To that end, the Singapore Navy Museum is a treasure trove of items and artefacts that chronicle the stories of our forebears and is committed to preserving and interpreting history as told through the lens of these meaningful collections. The A to Z Guidebook, an initiative of the Defence Collective Singapore in collaboration with the Republic of Singapore Navy, documents the fascinating exhibits visitors will find at the Singapore Navy Museum. Within the pages of this handbook, the history of each exhibit has been painstakingly researched and curated into informative descriptions that bring each object to life. From intricately detailed ship models to breathing masks, from nameboards to bells and even uniforms, the A to Z Guidebook is a rich and invaluable resource for both history fans and nautical enthusiasts. As its title suggests, the alphabetical entries in the Guidebook provide details including dates, dimensions and the provenance of each exhibit. Readers will also find the Museum's abbreviations and map helpful in navigating the facility. In the words of the Chief of Navy, ‘welcome aboard this voyage through time, where each artefact awaits to share its unique tale’. Published by: Defence Collective Singapore for the Singapore Navy Museum Committed to enlivening the defence narrative and preserving heritage, Defence Collective Singapore (DCS) oversees defence and military museums. They aim to provide exceptional visitor experiences by introducing programmes and activities that captivate and educate the community about Singapore’s defence story, inspiring future generations to serve and contribute to the nation. ISBN: 978-981-17711-8-7 Size: 215mm x 135mm + 17mm spine (portrait) Page extent: 272pp Estimated weight: 522grams Publication: May 2026