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End of an Empire: Singapore During World War II

End of an Empire: Singapore During World War II

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Explosive action. Intricate strategies. Great follies. Discover the intense fire of battle and the fog of war that led to Singapore's fall in WWII. See why the city was called the 'Gibraltar of the East.”
Hear about the fierce artillery attacks on Labrador Battery during WWII while exploring original WWII 6-inch gun emplacements at the former Fort Pasir Panjang site. Drive past Alexandria Hospital, home to one of the most horrifying massacres in the war.Listen to theories on why Singapore fell so quickly. Was it the navy's fault? Were the country's defenders left in the dark, with guns pointed in the wrong direction? Should Percival bear the brunt of the blame?Look out from Mount Faber for a stunning view of the port and city from this former Command Post, visit Kranji War Cemetery for stories behind the war, and see the heroes and heroines commemorated at Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery.
Inclusions :
  • Guided tour
  • Commentary in English

Available:
Approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes
Departure time and location:
2 PM; Little India MRT Station (outside Exit A, Bukit Timah Road)
Return time and location:
5:30 PM; Little India MRT Station (outside Exit A, Bukit Timah Road)
Note:
Participation is complimentary for children age 6 and under. Gratuities are not included in the listed price and left to your discretion. Please dress comfortably, preferably with a cap and comfortable shoes. Sunglasses, an umbrella or poncho, and a bottle of water are also recommended.

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