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An Unsinkable Ex-Naval Occifer Thread
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A face that says “slap me silly”
i think she is a great singaporean
i truly admire her
her courage , her composure, her stylo mylo confidence
how many sinkies have this type of confidence
she should be one of our leaders
dare to stand up
dare to speak up
i give her a thumb up
i truly admire her
her courage , her composure, her stylo mylo confidence
how many sinkies have this type of confidence
she should be one of our leaders
dare to stand up
dare to speak up
i give her a thumb up
there's buoyancy. much air and ballast are sealed under deck to carry and balance a large (whale) load.the ship is heavier than her and still floats
A human body is made up of more than 70% water. Thanks to her, the Republic's submarines managed to stay afloat. It was a sad day when she left the Navy.
As the Singapore Navy celebrates its 50th anniversary today, Col Goh is a living embodiment of an aspiration penned in a time capsule 25 years ago by a fellow female naval officer- to have female officers command ships and units.
The wish, which was made by then Lieutenant Phoon Chiu Yoke, was revealed when the capsule was opened in January this year.
Seven years after Lt Phoon made the wish, Major Tay Poh Ling became the first female commanding officer of a ship.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/charting-new-territory-for-women-on-the-high-seas
FAT PHOON must have her nipples clamped!!!
Amir Hussain
·Senior Reporter
Mon, 24 May 2021, 3:45 pm·2-min read
Phoon Chiu Yoke, 53, seen leaving the State Courts on Monday (24 May). She is currently on trial for breaching COVID-19 regulations by not wearing a mask while at Newton Food Centre in May last year. (PHOTO: Yahoo News Singapore/Dhany Osman)More
SINGAPORE — A 53-year-old woman who was seen not wearing a mask at Marina Bay Sands (MBS) two weeks ago in a viral video came to court on Monday (24 May) without wearing a mask.
Phoon Chiu Yoke put on a mask just outside the entrance to the State Courts building, where she was due to continue her trial for breaching COVID-19 regulations by not wearing a mask while at Newton Food Centre between 7.20pm and 8pm on 8 May last year, during the circuit breaker period.
In court on Monday afternoon, Phoon tried to take off her mask to speak into the microphone but District Judge A Sangeetha told her to wear her mask at all times and to adjust the microphone if necessary.
After the trial was adjourned upon the request of National Environment Agency prosecutor Imran Hamid, Phoon was again seen taking off her mask once she was outside the State Courts building at Havelock Square.
Her current case was first heard in court on 16 December but she was absent from the proceedings, according to the State Courts. She only appeared in court on 13 January.
Among them was the incident at MBS, where Phoon was seen in a video not wearing a mask despite being asked by a safe distancing ambassador (SDA) to do so. Phoon is heard in the video questioning the SDA, "If you have no badge, why are you asking me to do something? Who are you representing?"
The police later said they received a call at about 5.15pm for assistance at MBS, where Phoon had allegedly entered without wearing a face mask despite repeated advice from the SDA, according to local media reports.
She is currently being investigated for being a public nuisance and breaching safe distancing regulations for the alleged incident at MBS.
The police added that she is believed to be involved in other similar instances where she entered various buildings and establishments without a mask.
The maximum penalty for breaching COVID-19 measures is six months' jail and a fine of $10,000.
Repeat offenders can be jailed for up to one year and fined up to $20,000.
Woman in viral video at MBS seen outside court without mask
Amir Hussain
·Senior Reporter
Mon, 24 May 2021, 3:45 pm·2-min read
Phoon Chiu Yoke, 53, seen leaving the State Courts on Monday (24 May). She is currently on trial for breaching COVID-19 regulations by not wearing a mask while at Newton Food Centre in May last year. (PHOTO: Yahoo News Singapore/Dhany Osman)More
SINGAPORE — A 53-year-old woman who was seen not wearing a mask at Marina Bay Sands (MBS) two weeks ago in a viral video came to court on Monday (24 May) without wearing a mask.
Phoon Chiu Yoke put on a mask just outside the entrance to the State Courts building, where she was due to continue her trial for breaching COVID-19 regulations by not wearing a mask while at Newton Food Centre between 7.20pm and 8pm on 8 May last year, during the circuit breaker period.
In court on Monday afternoon, Phoon tried to take off her mask to speak into the microphone but District Judge A Sangeetha told her to wear her mask at all times and to adjust the microphone if necessary.
After the trial was adjourned upon the request of National Environment Agency prosecutor Imran Hamid, Phoon was again seen taking off her mask once she was outside the State Courts building at Havelock Square.
Her current case was first heard in court on 16 December but she was absent from the proceedings, according to the State Courts. She only appeared in court on 13 January.
Viral videos
Videos of Phoon supposedly not wearing a mask at various locations have been widely shared on social media.Among them was the incident at MBS, where Phoon was seen in a video not wearing a mask despite being asked by a safe distancing ambassador (SDA) to do so. Phoon is heard in the video questioning the SDA, "If you have no badge, why are you asking me to do something? Who are you representing?"
The police later said they received a call at about 5.15pm for assistance at MBS, where Phoon had allegedly entered without wearing a face mask despite repeated advice from the SDA, according to local media reports.
She is currently being investigated for being a public nuisance and breaching safe distancing regulations for the alleged incident at MBS.
The police added that she is believed to be involved in other similar instances where she entered various buildings and establishments without a mask.
The maximum penalty for breaching COVID-19 measures is six months' jail and a fine of $10,000.
Repeat offenders can be jailed for up to one year and fined up to $20,000.
Wow! Those blubber bounces unlike the skinny ladies.
That explains why she's wearing a gold dolphin pendant on her neck.
KNNThey can send her to me for some discipline class!
She will be a proper girl at the end of my training!
Center of bouyancy shift as the ship lists. Past naval engineering designs without computers to do the various calculations ends up with flaring designs above the waterline.
That is why newer vessels have less flaring just like the body shape of our navy major here.
