Still full of fighting spirit


Faces of discipline: Jen Zamrose (wearing green beret) inspecting Malaysian Army personnel during its 88th anniversary celebration at the military camp in Port Dickson. — Bernama

KUALA LUMPUR: Discipline remains the core of the Malaysian Army’s identity in the face of challenges in safeguarding the country’s interests and sovereignty even as it celebrates its 88th anniversary, says the army chief.

Throughout this period, various challenges were encountered such as planning the replacement of assets and the acquisition of new high-tech assets to make the army a more credible and relevant force, said Army Chief Jen Tan Sri Zamrose Mohd Zain.

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