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Han, Tan Kah
No full textMr Tan Kah Han is the Senior Director (Unmanned Systems Group) of the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS). As a member of CAAS’ senior management team, his responsibilities include developing safety policy, the development of civil aviation, safety oversight and facilitating the use of unmanned aircraft systems and, future aviation technologies in Singapore.
Mr Tan joined the CAAS in 2009 and was appointed as Director (Airworthiness / Flight Operations) in October 2010 and Senior Director (Safety Regulation) in Jan 2017 before assuming his latest appointment in Sept 2020. Prior to joining CAAS, Mr. Tan spent 25 years and held many senior appointments in the Republic of Singapore Air Force.
Mr. Tan is Singapore member in the ICAO Committee Aviation Environment Protection and the ICAO Flight Ops Panel. Mr. Tan is a pilot and is rated in Airbus A-320 and Boeing B737.https://commons.erau.edu/aviasian-bios-2021/1025/thumbnail.jp
Jeckey Ng Kah Poo terima Hadiah Kecemerlangan Akademik Presiden Lembaga Jurutera Malaysia LJM
Get PDFGAMBANG, 21 Oktober 2023 - Pandemik COVID-19 tidak menghalang Jeckey Ng Kah Poo, graduan Ijazah Sarjana Muda Kejuruteraan Elektrik (Elektronik) dengan Kepujian, Universiti Malaysia Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah (UMPSA) untuk lebih fokus dan tidak berputus asa
Jeckey Ng Kah Poo receives Presidential Award of Academic Excellence from Board of Engineers Malaysia BEM
Get PDFGAMBANG, 21 October 2023 - The COVID-19 pandemic did not prevent Jeckey Ng Kah Poo, a graduand of Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (Electronics) with Honours, Universiti Malaysia Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah (UMPSA) from being more focused and not giving up
Kah-kah-nak-ah-rah-nit, Wah-satch Mts, photograph
No full textPhotograph by Robert Shlaer taken from Yuba State Park in Juab County near the site (now submerged by Sevier Bridge Reservoir) where Richard H. Kern drew his sketch titled Kah-kah-nak-ah-rah-nit. Mount Nebo is on the left and Salt Creek Peak on the right.Chapter
Kah, S.
No full textCentro Asturiano membership record of S. Kah; Socio Number: 89571.https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/asturiano_membership/3823/thumbnail.jp
Ne Kah-Wah-She-Tun Kah Statue and Grave
No full textPhotograph of Osage Chief Ne Kah-Wah-She-Tun Kah's statue and grave
The Turtle Garden: Tan Kah Kee’s last spiritual world
Get PDFThis paper explores the role of diasporic subjects in China’s heritage-making through a case study of the Turtle Garden built by Tan Kah Kee in Xiamen, China. Tan is the first person with Overseas Chinese background who built museums in the P.R. China and has been regarded as a symbol of Overseas Chinese patriotism. This paper argues that the Turtle Garden, conceptualised as a postcolonial ‘carnivalesque’ space, is more than a civic museum for public education. It reflects the owner’s highly complex and sometimes conflicting museum outlook embedded in his life experience as a migrant, his encounter with (British) colonialism in Malaya, and integrated with his desire and despair about the Chinese Communist Party’s nation-building project in the 1950s. Rather than a sign of devotion to the socialist motherland as simplistically depicted in China’s discourse, the garden symbolises Tan’s last ‘spiritual world’ where he simultaneously engaged with soul-searching as a returned Overseas Chinese and alternative diasporic imagining of Chinese identities and nation. It brings to light the value of heritage-making outside centralised heritage discourses, and offers an invaluable analytical lens to disentangle the contested and ever shifting relationship between diasporic subjects, cultural heritage and nation-(re)building in the Chinese context and beyond
No-taw-kah
No full textWatercolor by George Winter. No-taw-kah (written in ink, lower center). Inscribed, lower center: "In the Treaty of /36 our guide to Lake Kee-waw-nay Village of Kee-waw-nay July 27th 1837" (in pencil); upper right: "#55" (in red ink"; verso, upper center: "No taw kah A Potawatamie Chief who shared the Menominee Reservation Marshall Co - means he hears - he listens Guide of Mr. Winter to Lake Keewawney - Was in In the treaty of 1836" (in pencil); lower left: "Nau-k-to-cau." (in ink).Scanned from a 4 x 5 in. color transparency
Hes-Kah-Moie & Squaw
No full textPhotograph of Osage Indian Hes-Kah-Moie and a woman. Copyrighted 1906. Post Card, printed c.1918-1922
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