SINGAPORE - Changi

[JJ'sGirl]

Auster Over Changi Creek.
Original artwork by JJ's Girl.Comments welcome! If you have any RAF Changi memories please post them here.

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Thanks,

JJ'sGirl

[Bob]

I visited Changi last year - wife was born in Changi Hospital and we wandered down Netheravon Road past the old place. Visited the museum at Changi Prison as well.
Kranji cemetery was visited as well.

Singapore may be a strict place to live (fines for everything but breathing almost) but a safer cleaner city I have not seen before.

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[John Cooper]

Went to Changi several times in 1958/59 [I was stationed on Sunderlands at nearby Seletar] I have quite a few pics of Changi here click on picture then just keep clicking NEXT

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[norwichpaul]

Changi with the duel carriegeway / Wartime third runway?

[Bob]

The dual carriageway to/from the airport is designed to be used as a emergency runway. The chauffeur that collected us from the airport pointed it out as we drove away. There are large square 'planters' running the length of the central divide which can be moved in times of need to produce another runway for the RSAF.