How are Australian and Singaporean militaries compared?

Answer: Singapore Singapore is a tiny Island nation of 5.​7 million.​ Its highl.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You How are Australian and Singaporean militaries compared? Ben Kelley, Engineer Creator at Western Sydney University (2011-present) Updated May 27 Singapore Singapore is a tiny Island nation of 5.7 million. Its highly developed, very wealthy, and very prosperous. Its land area is tiny, and is a former UK colony, somewh... Read More » How many aircrews did the Japanese lose at Midway because they had no place to land? I understand they were quite literally not replaceable. Darrell Stanley, Former Soldier, US Army, MEd and BS in Education. Written May 21 The Japanese actually lost 248 Aircraft from their 4 Fleet Carriers during the Battle. 11 aircraft were shot down over Midway during the bombing strikes. 17 Zeros were shot d... Read More » What don't they tell you about being good at math? Justin Cox, B.A. Mathematics, George Mason University (2022) Written Jan 1, 2020 What don't they tell you about being good at math? I feel that I'm uniquely qualified to answer this question. Upon graduating high school, I retook Algebra 1 once, Algebra ... Read More » How deep would a nuclear sub need to go for it not to be disturbed by a hurricane? John Jones, former STS1(SS) at US Navy Submarine Force (1979-1988) Updated May 13 While it's a common misconception by many people to believe that it's easy for a Submarine to just slide deeper to avoid Hurricane effects, the fact is that there is no dep... Read More » Has Chuck Norris ever admitted that Bruce Lee was better than him? Steve Scholefield, Longtime follower of MMA and combat sports. Written May 20 Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris are two of the most well known martial artists of the 20th century. Both men achieved tremendous success in the movie industry and both men were ... Read More » Is real analysis rubbish because it assumes that the reals are uncountable? Justin Rising, PhD in statistics Written May 4 We don't assume that the reals are uncountable. Rather, we prove it. Cantor's diagonal argument is the best known proof, but it gets a little bit tricky because it relies o... Read More » What is the greatest lost "treasure" from antiquity that would be truly monumental if found? Jim Newgate, Conspiracy theory buff Written Nov 15, 2020 What is the greatest lost " treasure" from antiquity that would be truly monumental if found? Great question. During his looting of Rome in 410 AD, Alaric is supposed to ha... Read More » As a Vietnam vet, what was the saddest thing you saw during the war? Harry Hawblitzel, Bachelor of Journalism from University of Missouri-Columbia (1968) Updated Sep 27, 2019 Well, here goes, and it's taken me 50 years to write or even speak of this event. I considered writing anonymously but that's no way to get something off your chest. I was w... Read More » Why is mathematics considered a study of patterns? David Joyce, Ph.D. Mathematics, University of Pennsylvania (1979) Updated Apr 2 No, mathematics is not the study of patterns. True, patterns can suggest things to study mathematically, but the bulk of mathematics is not about patterns. It's hard to fat... Read More » Isn't Japan defenceless, since it became a pacifist state, and why doesn't it have an army? Elizabeth Ashling, Cast Manager at Disneyland (2016-present) Updated May 12 UPDATED Japan actually has an incredibly powerful military for it's size… It's just not allowed to call itself a military, so it's called a "Defense Force" Japan actually has ... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/