The Naval Volunteer Reserve & WW2 Tour
THE NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE & WW2 TOUR
by Singapore Navy Museum
Did you know that the Republic of Singapore Navy
(RSN) has its origins in the Straits Settlements Naval Volunteer Reserve
(SSNVR)? Hear about the SSNVR's formation and its base right at the very spot
that the RSN’s Ensign was hoisted for the first time, and also its role and its
resources during the Second World War. The story of the RSN and how it has
grown into the vital force that it now is, will also be shared through a visit
to the Singapore Navy Museum.
Participants are advised to dress comfortably and wear suitable walking shoes as the tour involves a significant amount of walking.
10.15am - Participants to assemble at Raffles Place MRT Station (Exit B) for registration.
10.30am - Head to Battery Road for an introduction to volunteer units and Fort Fullerton.
10.45am - Proceed to Ocean Financial Centre and Collyer Quay for an overview of shipping, harbour activities, and Clifford Pier.
11.00am - Walk to Telok Ayer Market area to learn about the formation of the SSNVR, raising of the ensign, and evacuation stories.
11.15am - Pick-up from Telok Ayer Market to head to next location.
11.45am - Arrival at Singapore Navy Museum to continue the tour.
12.30pm - End of tour.*
*Shuttle bus available from Singapore Navy Museum to Expo MRT. Refer to website for more details on shuttle bus schedule.
Note:
Minimum admission age for the tour is 7 years and above.
Participants will be assemble at Raffles Place MRT and dropped off at Singapore Navy Museum after the tour.
All information posted is accurate as at time of posting. DCS reserve the right to make amendments due to unforeseen circumstances which may arise.
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