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The Regimental Colours was presented to The Mariner’s star and the anchor signifies
SAFPU by the late President of the Republic the guiding light and the steadfastness of the
of Singapore, Mr. Ong Teng Cheong during Fleet in pursuing this mission. The three wave
SAF Day Parade on 1 July 1995 at Khatib crests depict the capabilities of the Fleet in
Camp. strike, support and joint operations.

The Regimental Colours was presented to HQ
FLEET COLOURS
Fleet by the President of the Republic of
Singapore, Mr Ong Teng Cheong on SAF Day
st
Parade on 1 July 1994 at Khatib Camp.

NALCOM

The centre of the emblem of the Fleet features
the Mariner’s star, over which a stylised
anchor is superimposed. These rest on three
wave crests on a background of two shades of The national coat of arms placed at the top of
blue.
the formation logo supported by two
concentric circles symbolises NALCOM
The state coat of arms is supported by the
Formations designation with the emblem providing integrated logistics support to RSN
embraced by two golden laurels and a golden to fulfil her mission in defence of Singapore.
ribbon embossed with the Fleet’s motto. Within the circles are the words Republic of
Singapore Navy at the top followed by Naval
The Fleet’s motto “Defender of our Seas” Logistics Command.
affirms the mission of the Fleet to defend the
maritime interests of Singapore. The two anchors identify the logo as a naval
organisation and signify the unit’s strong
The two shades of blue attest to the Fleet’s support in meeting the MINDEF’s mission.
ability to combat in coastal water and open
seas. The laurels and the coat of arms Four quadrants of a circle, each interlocked
symbolise the Fleet’s commitment and together, yet distinctly separate. The
allegiance to excellence and national defence quadrants denote the four key support
respectively. functions performed by NALCOM, namely
Engineering and Information Technology,