Winston Choo: A Soldier at Heart Author_C.J.W.-L. Wee this is a key resource

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Winston Choo: A Soldier at Heart Author_C.J.W.-L. Wee this is a key resourceDescription Dont be a coward. What are you afraid of? Never mind if people do not take favourably to what you have to share. Just be honest and truthful, dont embellish but humbly present your story. This was how Winston Choo convinced himself to write this memoir. As a boy, all he wanted was to be a soldier. Never in his wildest dream did he imagine that he would, one day, have three stars on his shoulders. He tells how he was groomed by Dr Goh Keng