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- RSS Panglima (P68) was the first ship of the Republic of Singapore Navy. The ship was commissioned in 1956 as HMS Panglima and was the third ship to be given the name. She was regarded as a milestone for the Malayan shipbuilding industry. During her Royal Navy service, the ship hosted distinguished guests such as South Vietnamese vice president Nguyễn Ngọc Thơ and Singapore's first native head of state the Yang di-Pertuan Negara Yusof bin Ishak. She also embarked on numerous goodwill visits to nearby ports and conducted naval training for new sailors. Upon Singapore's merger to form Malaysia, the ship was recommissioned as KD Panglima in September 1962. She engaged in several minor skirmishes with Indonesia during the Indonesia–Malaysia confrontation. Singapore's secession on 9 August 1965 led to the ship's recommissioning as RSS Panglima in January 1966. The ship underwent a major refit prior to being transferred to Midshipman School in 1983 to serve exclusively as a training ship. In 1991, she was decommissioned and sold at auction, after having served in three navies across 35 years of active service. The Naval Military Experts Institute still bears her name today. (en)
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- Transferred to Singapore
- Sold to New West Coast Pte Ltd
- Transferred to Malaysia
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- *1 × anti-aircraft gun
*Anti-submarine depth-chargers (en)
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- United Engineers Ltd (en)
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- RSS Panglima underway in the Singapore Strait (en)
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- 1963-09-22 (xsd:date)
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- May 1956 (en)
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- Malaysia (en)
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- United Kingdom (en)
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- Transferred to Singapore (en)
- Sold to New West Coast Pte Ltd (en)
- Transferred to Malaysia (en)
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- A port bow view of the Singapore training ship RSS PANGLIMA underway.jpg (en)
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- HMS Panglima (en)
- KD Panglima (en)
- RSS Panglima (en)
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- RSS Panglima (P68) was the first ship of the Republic of Singapore Navy. The ship was commissioned in 1956 as HMS Panglima and was the third ship to be given the name. She was regarded as a milestone for the Malayan shipbuilding industry. During her Royal Navy service, the ship hosted distinguished guests such as South Vietnamese vice president Nguyễn Ngọc Thơ and Singapore's first native head of state the Yang di-Pertuan Negara Yusof bin Ishak. She also embarked on numerous goodwill visits to nearby ports and conducted naval training for new sailors. (en)
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- HMS Panglima (en)
- KD Panglima (en)
- RSS Panglima (en)
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