A post in Tomorrow.sg highlighted this and its quite the find. But no, Tiger Balm is not eaten!
“RAF CHANGI SINGAPORE 1960” with interesting links to other filmlets from that age.
A post in Tomorrow.sg highlighted this and its quite the find. But no, Tiger Balm is not eaten!
“RAF CHANGI SINGAPORE 1960” with interesting links to other filmlets from that age.
Yeah, what a find! Who’d imagine that a publicity video made in the 60s would become a heritage film now. I don’t know about younger people who watch this but I found a new-found pride in how far Singapore has progressed. And greater connections with the places shown and mentioned in the film. Now they don’t appear as places but heritage sites to me! lol
Wow I’m old ….actually remember some of them….esp the Tiger Balm garden….think the old one was much better than the latter….no wonder its close now. Some old stuff is better left unchanged. Else the rest of the progress is really quite remarkable.
Don’t seem to be so long ago. Like yesterday. The memories are still very fresh!
What fond memories!!
Oh my, these filmlets of Changi Singapore are a revalelation to me.
I was posted there in 1960/62. I was an RAF “bandsman” (musician) It was one the most fantastic times in my life,the band travelled all over the Far East – Hongkong Borneo KL Panang Gan/Maldives.We played the ceremony/parade for the handing over from the British, and that day the country became Malaysia. The memories came flooding back,what a wonderful place and lovely people.Thank you for posting these treasures. TheGeoffer1
Thanks for sharing this wonderful piece of history and memories….
The skyline around Lido theater was just sky……and nothing else…How things have changed