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Chitchat Where to find this kind of woman officer in the SAF?
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Is she a butch?
Or is she married?
According to the Straits Times, she is single.
MS POH LI SAN, 44
Vice-president for Terminal 5 planning at Changi Airport Group
PHOTO: PEOPLE'S ACTION PARTY
Sembawang is a special place for Ms Poh, a former helicopter pilot with the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) and the first woman to be appointed full-time aide-de-camp to the late President S R Nathan.
She spent a lot time in Sembawang when she was based at Sembawang Air Base for the RSAF.
“Sembawang is really a very special place for me, plenty of fond memories. And now that I have a chance to go back to Sembawang to serve on the ground, I’m really excited to work closely with our volunteers with our residents there,” said Ms Poh, who started volunteering in grassroots activities and Meet-the-People sessions in Sembawang GRC in 2018.
Ms Poh, who is single, started an annual Women Festival for the constituency and also took part in distributing food to rental flat residents.
She is tipped to join the PAP team that will contest Sembawang GRC, which will likely lose Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan as he is expected to retire from politics soon.
Thank you for the post and info.
Wow, first full-time ADC for the Honourable President.
Is there not enough full time staff at the Istana?
It looks like she is an eligible, capable and well connected lady, for those gentleman looking for a gf, companion, partner or wife.
Wow, first full-time ADC for the Honourable President.
Is there not enough full time staff at the Istana?
It looks like she is an eligible, capable and well connected lady, for those gentleman looking for a gf, companion, partner or wife.
KNN my uncle think this already deviated from the orleeginal thread title Where to find this kind of woman officer in the SAF? KNNAccording to the Straits Times, she is single.
MS POH LI SAN, 44
Vice-president for Terminal 5 planning at Changi Airport Group
PHOTO: PEOPLE'S ACTION PARTY
Sembawang is a special place for Ms Poh, a former helicopter pilot with the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) and the first woman to be appointed full-time aide-de-camp to the late President S R Nathan.
She spent a lot time in Sembawang when she was based at Sembawang Air Base for the RSAF.
“Sembawang is really a very special place for me, plenty of fond memories. And now that I have a chance to go back to Sembawang to serve on the ground, I’m really excited to work closely with our volunteers with our residents there,” said Ms Poh, who started volunteering in grassroots activities and Meet-the-People sessions in Sembawang GRC in 2018.
Ms Poh, who is single, started an annual Women Festival for the constituency and also took part in distributing food to rental flat residents.
She is tipped to join the PAP team that will contest Sembawang GRC, which will likely lose Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan as he is expected to retire from politics soon.
KNN
What makes her the preferred choice for that position, instead of other individuals.
She was a RSAF helicopter pilot, probably with negligible business and corporate experience.
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Image credit: The Singapore Army
She calls it her “dream career” and pushes other women to follow in her footsteps, whatever trepidations they may face. “There are a lot of girls in Our Army these days, and we all managed to pull through. So you can too!”. As part of her training, she completed a gruelling 9-day Jungle Confidence Course which involved hunting and foraging for food, and constructing an individual shelter while trying to navigate to a designated safe zone in the dense rainforest.
As a Platoon Sergeant in the Military Police, 2nd Sergeant (2SG) Nursheila Zuraidah maintains discipline and regimentation within the force and keeps our soldiers in check. Growing up, Nursheila knew she was not meant for the traditional desk bound job. Hungry for new experiences and exploring the outdoors, she decided on taking the unconventional route of being a leader in the SAF Military Police.
Image credit: The Singapore Army
She calls it her “dream career” and pushes other women to follow in her footsteps, whatever trepidations they may face. “There are a lot of girls in Our Army these days, and we all managed to pull through. So you can too!”. As part of her training, she completed a gruelling 9-day Jungle Confidence Course which involved hunting and foraging for food, and constructing an individual shelter while trying to navigate to a designated safe zone in the dense rainforest.
10. ME1 Shorini Dhurgha – NS Medical Corps trainer
Image credit: Singapore Armed Forces
Deployed to Nepal back in 2015 to help with the aftermath of an earthquake, Military Expert (ME) 1 Shorini Dhurgha’s skills in emergency medical training were put to the ultimate test. It was on her and the team to conquer the challenging circumstances and give vital medical aid to the earthquake victims.
On that life-saving mission, one particular incident that has stuck with her was how an injured Nepali child helplessly wept onto Shorini. “All I could do was put my arms around his shoulder and comfort him”. Having to deal with such gut-wrenching scenarios on the job shows a degree of emotional toughness that’s hard to find. Through it all, Shorini had to stay strong for herself, her team, and the people counting on her.
Image credit: Singapore Armed Forces
Deployed to Nepal back in 2015 to help with the aftermath of an earthquake, Military Expert (ME) 1 Shorini Dhurgha’s skills in emergency medical training were put to the ultimate test. It was on her and the team to conquer the challenging circumstances and give vital medical aid to the earthquake victims.
On that life-saving mission, one particular incident that has stuck with her was how an injured Nepali child helplessly wept onto Shorini. “All I could do was put my arms around his shoulder and comfort him”. Having to deal with such gut-wrenching scenarios on the job shows a degree of emotional toughness that’s hard to find. Through it all, Shorini had to stay strong for herself, her team, and the people counting on her.
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