I see,
can't help you.
perhaps some search in the torrent.

already did but nothing shows up for now
so if anyone got record the show on HD please come share share

Logistical challenges as you've pointed out, is a major issue. Currently I see nothing in M'sia inventory to be able to hold off a surprise "invasion". Flipping the coin, there's nothing stopping CM Taib from declaring independence and be free to rule as he wishes (MACC + BN ) .

JMF has some of the best weaponry in it's class, nevertheless it's closer to the US Secret Service than a fully fledged armed institution. (Air+Land+Sea).

Looking aborad, Catalan in Spain seems to mull independence from Spain as a method to keep itself from a Euro crash http://goo.gl/n9uYN. Catalan is the richest state in Spain, which echos's S'wak status in M'sia.

Have some free time nowadays, and might start a fiction short story on this An extremely rough idea on S'wak assets include:

1) SAR21 for Armed forces
2) P90 for Special forces
3) Priority on Air Assets (SU30MK(S) , Super Lynx, Rooivalk)
4) Subs + Marine Assets
5) APC for ground forces, no tanks.


Well, if independence is declared .... you get to print your own money

Invasion of S'wak imho will only consist of taking of major cities, ie: Kuching, Miri. As long as the ruling power is fair, I don't see the local population rising up.

got record in 720p as shown in History HD but no time to edit yet lah..

Oh guys..u know why we dont have MBT?
last i read they mention something about terrain...but..any other reasons?

You mean main battle tanks?

malaysia got 48 units of MBTs with some supporting vehicles.

the Federal Government could spin this as waging war against the king and unleash the full powahh of ATM on Sarawak .10th para would be up his ass the second Federal heard of the plan and GGK would lead a tree people insurgency against taib

where are you going to recruit people?

Deputy Chief of RMAF gives A400M thumbs up
26 September 2012 Wednesday



Photo : (Left) Deputy Chief of Royal Malaysian Air Force, Lieutenant General Datuk Roslan Saad, gives the A400M the thumbs up. With him is Ed Strongman, Airbus Military Chief Test Pilot.


Deputy Chief of the Royal Malaysian Air Force, Lieutenant General Datuk Roslan Saad, has given the Airbus Military A400M his thumbs up following his test flight of the new generation airlifter in Toulouse, France, recently.

“It was an enormous pleasure to fly the aircraft that it is going to be at the heart of the RMAF´s transport capabilities in future. It is a real ‘pilot´s aircraft’ and I very much look forward to seeing it enter service so that we can apply its capabilities on a wide variety of missions,” said Lieutenant General Datuk Roslan.

The Malaysian Government has ordered four of the A400M. It is expected to take delivery of its first A400M in 2015.

A total of 174 aircraft have so far been ordered by Belgium France, Germany, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Spain, Turkey and the United Kingdom.

http://www.airbusmilitary.com/LatestNews/t...-thumbs-up.aspx

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Thanks guys...
i always thought we have only AFV but not MBT...

They don't seem to have problems with JMF. People could be trained in covert, especially under the umbrella of SCORE projects, it won't be hard to rationalize a "security" force to safe guard these high value high tech facilities. A militia group can even be in place 1st while waiting for the 1st batch of say ~300 troops to be done.

Additionally, Brunei & S'pore could see an independent Sarawak as an opportunity to gain access to her resources. Perhaps they'll cite some ASEAN pact to disallow any movement of ATM into Borneo.

Right, going to start on my prologue 1st, hopefully have something by this weekend (man i'm bored )

This post has been edited by corad: Sep 27 2012, 10:08 AM

MALAYSIA, Y U NO BUY LEO2?!

This post has been edited by cks2k2: Sep 27 2012, 10:17 AM

10 Para was established mainly with this in mind. It'll be used to rapidly secure strategic targets; Oil rigs and refineries, ports, bridges dll, prior to the arrival of a main force.

As for fictional assets, i would rather go for Tavor and UMP. P90 failed US special forces qualification run.

New indigenous Saeqeh fighter jets to join Iran Air Force



A senior commander of the Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force (IRIAF) says a new generation of indigenous Saeqeh (Thunderbolt) fighter jets will join the Iranian Air Force fleet before the end of the year (March 20, 2013.)


“ The new generation of indigenous Saeqeh fighter jets is being produced and will soon join the Air Force fleet under a new name, ” IRIAF Deputy Commander Brigadier General Aziz Nasirzadeh noted on Monday.

The commander added that the new fighter jets are more advanced than the current ones and have been optimized by the Iranian specialists.


He noted that the new aircraft can be equipped with enhanced ammunitions, smart bombs and modern electronic systems.

Nasirzadeh further stated that Iran’s Army Air Force is ready to counter any possible threat against the country.

In the recent years, Iran has made great achievements in the defense sector and gained self-sufficiency in essential military hardware and defense systems.

On Monday, Iran's Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) unveiled a new indigenous unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) with 24-hour nonstop flight capability.

The new drone, called Shahed 129, can carry out combat and reconnaissance missions with its 24-hour nonstop flight capability.

Iran has repeatedly assured other nations, especially regional neighbors, that its military might poses no threat to other countries, insisting that its defense doctrine is merely based on deterrence.


- Press TV -



New Iranian Fighter Cockpit Test

Because the Leo 2, like many other MBTs, is too heavy.

60 ton MBT + wet & muddy rainforest soil = stucked, easy picking targets.

Shahed 129 MALE UAV




Capacity: 150 kg
Length: 6.1 m (20 ft 0 in)
Wingspan: 10.5 m (34 ft 5 in)
Gross weight: 450 kg (992 lb)



Shahed 129 (Persian شاهد ١٢٩ , meaning " Wiitness " ) is an Iranian unmanned combat air vehicle, first publicly unveiled in September 2012. The aircraft is claimed to be capable of carrying out combat and reconnaissance missions with an endurance of 24 hours. Range is claimed as 1,700–2,000 kilometers.

We may have soft soil, but it's hardly muddy. Beside we are no longer in the 60s where gravel road is few and far in between, and Tar road can be count with your finger. We now have better road network. even kampung road nowadays are better then most main road 50 years ago. Even without it's mobility, the tank is a superb fire support platform. The trick is to make the tank and the infantry to work side by side.

wow impressive, iran kearah kuasa besar dunia!

Obviously you are not an outdoor person. There's a reason why they call our jungle a rainforest. It's always wet/muddy.

Limiting the use of tanks in a planned road network is just plain silly. This is exactly the problem NATO is having in Afghanistan. They are so dependent on heavy firepower which limits their usage on roads and makes them highly vulnerable to mines and IEDs.

You can never completely secure a vast road network which is why you need a platform that can be effectively used off the roads as well.

You thinking is still constrain in the communist era type of war. We not fighting insurgents like in Afghanistan. We rig our forces for conventional war. Road is a vital elements in the advance of the conventional forces. You'll need reinforcements and you'll need supplies and this all came by road. NATO fight insurgencies in afghanistan, not conventional forces. There's no better alternative to fighting insurgencies then winning heart and mind. A fact that you should know is that the system of highway that we use today was pioneered by the US for mainly military purpose.

http://www.historynet.com/president-dwight...hway-system.htm