Remembering navy bonds forged as youths


(From left) Ahmad Ramli, Eric Sjoekoer, Lawrence and Zainal at Lumut Naval Base in Perak during their reunion.

IN February 1984, a military vehicle picked up a group of young men, mostly in their teens, from Seremban train station to Officer Cadet School, Sebatang Kra, Negri Sembilan.

As the group that had signed up to join the military was driven into camp, they were greeted by a large sign “Satu Peluru, Satu Musuh”.

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