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It is all part of the Palace PR but these are still nice pictures showing the Duchess being serious about her “work experience”. The photographs were released ahead of the World Health Organization’s International Year of the Nurse and Midwife. The photographs were released along with an open letter where the duchess writes about midwives “you are there for women at their most vulnerable; you witness strength, pain and unimaginable joy on a daily basis. Your work often goes on behind the scenes and away from the spotlight”.The Duchess visiting with patientsThe Duchess visiting with staff

Usually, the hiring company will ask you for the required documents. If they haven't yet, then here is the list:1. Required DocumentsOne (1) set of application form together with the following supporting documents:i. Letter of Authority from the company or letter of appointment as a company's representative.ii. Duly completed DP11 Form with passport size photograph.iii. Offer and Acceptance Letter or Employment Contract (RM10.00 Stamped) or Personal Bond which has been stamped with a RM10.00 revenue stamp for the application of a Visitor’s Pass (Temporary Employment)iv. One complete copy of the Expatriate’s Official passport (Two copies for PRC citizens).2. Other Documents (If relevant)Letter of approval from MIDA/BNM/SC/JPM/LHDN where relevant (approval from EC and MDEC is not required)Print-out of company’s profile from Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM) or form 9, form 24 and form 49 for approval by MIDA and EC (if EC imposes capital appreciation).Expatriate's resume, copies of Diploma/Degree for non key posts under the approval of MIDA (for posts approved by MIDA and its incumbent, the above supporting documents are not required)Release letter from former employer if the Expatriate wishes for a change in employer.

Yes. The POWs pay continued as did promotions. He was promoted along with his peers.This allowed the family members to be supported and have access to benefits.However, there were cases such as Lt. Col. Robert L. Stirm. He was shot down and endured 5 years of torture. Three days before he was released, his wife sent him a ‘Dear John’ letter saying their marriage was over.While the photo is titled “Burst of Joy” and won a Pulitzer Prize, the reality was something else.As he wrote: “In some ways, it’s hypocritical, because my former wife had abandoned the marriage within a year or so after I was shot down,” Stirm recounted. “And she did not even have the honor and integrity to be honest with the kids. She lived a lie. This picture does not show the realities that she had accepted proposals of marriage from three different men…It portrays [that] everybody there was happy to see me.”Stirm had left paperwork allowing his wife access to his pay. She spent it and had repeated affairs while milking his POW status. As I recall, she then got half his retirement pension.For Airman, Famed "Burst of Joy" Photograph Rings Hollow