pakai meriam ape plak? cockerill lagi? 25mm bushmaster?

jeng jeng jeng

ni rasanya

yg serbu tingkap belakang tu lambat sangat

the explosive charge didnt go off,they had to whack it with the ramp and stick

they should throw another flashbang right before they storm the bus. after the window glass broke, they threw it once and then they cleared the pieces of the glass at the window with the frontal part of the ramp. while they were doing so, i think it gave the hijacker(s) sufficient time to recover, get back on his feet and put his finger back on the trigger.

This post has been edited by AKace: Mar 8 2011, 02:47 AM

^lol


btw my favorite Rock band will played again!

i bet akace never been hit by those flashbang before lol. my brother said almost 5 min ur gonna get blank eye, and aroun 8 min for ears lol. he's a captain

They had to improvise when the breach didn't go off. Remember Murphy's law; If anything can go wrong, will go wrong.

Kudos to the guy providing cover whilst standing on the ramp of the pickup truck. He maintained his stance even when the truck was moving. Not an easy thing to do.

Here's another example of Murphy's law. Again, the breach didn't do its job properly:



The first guy in got shot 17 times. He survived.

Edited: Wrong law.

This post has been edited by DeFaeco: Mar 8 2011, 10:03 AM

Er...I thought Murphy's Law.

Haha, my bad. It is Murphys law.

they had the guys at the back with the shield to handle the bad guys..also they had sniper cover...arent flashbangs pretty powerful?thats a small bus not the killing house at PULPAK..you dont want blind and deaf hostages

This post has been edited by heavyduty: Mar 8 2011, 03:59 PM

Japan stealth jet prototype set to fly in 2014


The Associated Press
Tuesday, March 8, 2011; 12:34 AM


TOKYO -- A senior military official says Japan is on track to test a domestically designed prototype stealth fighter in three years.

Lt. Gen. Hideyuki Yoshioka says the prototype will likely be rolled out for a test flight on schedule in 2014.

Yoshioka is the director the air systems development at Japan's Ministry of Defense and spoke with The AP this week.

Japan has put 39 billion yen ($473 million) into the project since 2009 after it became clear the United States was not likely to sell its most advanced fighter jet because of a congressional export ban.

Japan relies to a large degree for its defense on its alliance with the United States.

But China and Russia have made great strides toward perfecting advanced stealth fighters that could rival the U.S.

it would be nice if we join the japs program.. but iiiinnnnnnnnnnnnnbbbbbbb4 tony pua said it would be 9000% expensive..

i wonder will the MOD ATM sue him?

This post has been edited by sleep_snore: Mar 9 2011, 01:03 AM

PAKFA will be better...

just invest in s-500..by the time these planes are in production radar dvelopment would be so advance their stealth is redundant

nope... S-400 not for export so dun even hope to get into S-500 project...
though i would love to see we can get into these...

the Japs are more than capable to produce their own fighter without other assistance

and knowing their armament,it's going to be expensive as hell.

remember F-2? it's essentially a F-16 with the pricetag of F-15

the F2 is another 'smart' govt project to siphon public funds into the pockets of certain politicians

^i lol