Porsche 9ff vs. Leopard 2 tank - Boys and their toys



This post has been edited by azriel: Mar 29 2013, 10:35 AM

I wanna see how fast a porsche can outrun tankshells

I wanna see how flat the porsche would be, run over by a leopard

but shouldn't M'sia at least sent some ships or F-18Ds to intercept the PRC's fleet? just to warn them that they're entering our territory and preventing them from going further of course..not to take them down..IMO, how about sending one submarines to watch the PRC's fleet..? once a while, resurfaced to scare the fleet, then submerged back..repeat couple of times..just to warn them PRC that M'sian Navy is watching them..

lol they want to be watched.
that's the whole point.
it's kuda-ing with navy ships.

apa contracts signed during LIMA13?

SIGNS OF SUCCESS: Agreements involve contracts with Defence Ministry
DEFENCE Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi yesterday witnessed the signing of 24 agreements worth RM4.27 billion, over half of which are for the Malaysian Defence and Security Technology Park (MDSTP).
The MDSTP agreements signed yesterday, worth RM2.7 billion, were memorandums of agreement (MoA) with nine companies for partnerships in the establishment and support of development activities in the park.
The MoAs were signed with Artimal De System Sdn Bhd, Duromac (M) Sdn Bhd, Gem Elettronica SRI, Khadra Ventures Sdn Bhd, Selex Ex SPA, CSF Advisers Sdn Bhd, Italian Aerospace Research Centre, IDS Ignegneria Dei Sistemi SPA and Vitrociset SPA. The ministry's contracts were with:
Aviation Holding Company Sukhoi, for the supply of spares, service and technical assistance for the Royal Malaysian Air Force's (RMAF) Sukhoi SU-30MKM aircraft;
Rosebank Engineering Pty Ltd, for the provision of spares, maintenance, repair and overhaul services, training and technical services for the RMAF's F/A-18D Hornet and C-130 Hercules aircraft and S70 Blackhawk and Nuri helicopters;
Hei Tech Padu Bhd, for enhanced training aid system for the SU-30MKM Systems School at Gong Kedak air base;
UniKL Resource Sdn Bhd, for technical and engineering services for RMAF aircraft;
Telekom Malaysia Bhd, for communication services for the next three years;
Malaysia Airlines, for the flight movement of National Service Training Programme cadets; and,
Puncak Niaga Holdings Bhd, for the research and development of a bio sand filtration system.
The ministry also handed over letters of acceptance (LoA) to:
Malaysia Airlines, for flight charter services between the peninsula and East Malaysia for the armed forces;
BHIC Defence Techservices Sdn Bhd, for the maintenance and supply of Oerlikon 35mm cannon and Skyguard radar for the army;
BHIC Aeroservices Sdn Bhd, for in-service support for the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) Fennec helicopters; and,
BHIC Bofors Sdn Bhd, for the supply and delivery of spares, maintenance and training for the Bofors 57mm and 40mm/L70 guns for RMN.
The agreements involved supplies and services worth more than RM548 million.
An MoA was also signed appointing the Association of Marine Industries of Malaysia (AMIM) as industry lead body for the shipbuilding and shiprepair sector.
AMIM then signed a memorandum of understanding with UniKL Sdn Bhd to develop shipbuilding and shiprepair industry training.
MDSTP also signed two MoUs with Bonetti Aircraft Supports SPA and Universita Degli Studi di Genova and Universiti Teknologi Mara -- for partnerships similar to the nine MoAs the former had earlier signed.
The final MoU, worth RM1 billion, was between the Pahang state government and Aerotree Defence Services Sdn Bhd for the development of the Pahang International Aviation Park in Kuantan.


Read more: RM4b service, supply deals inked - General - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/nation/general/rm4b-...3#ixzz2OtTGqomy


..mostly resupplies and maintenance..

This post has been edited by kerolzarmyfanboy: Mar 29 2013, 10:58 AM

Turks Order Turkish Made UAVs



March 26, 2013 : Turkey recently completed acceptance tests (130 sorties) for its new Anka UAV, and production is to begin on the first order of 30 aircraft (ten systems) for the Turkish Air Force. Each Anka system consists of three UAVs plus ground control equipment and all necessary maintenance and ground operations gear.

Looking very similar to the American Predator, the Anka is a 1.6 ton aircraft propelled by a rear facing propeller. Payload is 200 kg (440 pounds) and endurance is 24 hours, and Anka can operate up to 200 kilometers from its controller. Max altitude is 7,900 meters (26,000 feet). A UAV like this would sell for over $2 million each. The Turkish military is to receive its first Anka by the end of the year. Four months ago Turkey found its first export customer for Anka, with Egypt ordering ten. First deliveries will be in two years. Turkey is already working on a larger (four ton) Anka that can carry missiles or a lot more reconnaissance equipment.

Another Turkish firm made its first export sale (to Qatar) of its Bayraktar Tactical UAV a year ago. This is a 500 kg (1,100 pound) aircraft with a 40 kg (88 pound) payload and an endurance of 14 hours. It enters service in Turkey this year. The price for ten Bayraktars Tactical UAVs sold to Qatar was reported to be $25 million.

There is also a Bayraktar Mini UAV which is a 4.6 kg (9.9 pound) aircraft that is battery powered and hand launched. Endurance is 60 minutes and the Bayraktar can operate up to 15 kilometers from the operator. The Turkish Army has been using the Bayraktar Mini for the last six years.

Turkey's economy has been booming during the last decade, as a new government made good on its pledge to crack down on the corruption that had long crippled the economy. As the economy grew the government sought to make Turkey more self-sufficient in military equipment, and UAVs are considered part of this program.



Sources : http://strategypage.com

Apparently, even the Russians also begin to be wary of China ald.

This post has been edited by Quantum_thinking: Mar 29 2013, 01:22 PM

every1 playing it with extra cautions when come to China.
These China becoming worse than US making so many enemy among its neighbor.

lepas tu semua berminat nak buat training exercise dengan kita

Russia really want our attention that much eh?

If I'm the PM, I'll give a green light to join PAKFA project.
rafale will be a cool stopgap.

No, they not invading, they did not step on the island,
they just linger near the island as show force type

the Air Force too have show force there

so nuff said
this is not even a stand off anymore!

tak senorok lar.
cepat potong steam.
atreyu ini.
biar mereka panik sikit.

Later Singapore jelly our plane and want US sell them F22/F35

Or Singapore maybe get J-XX from China.

They are buying F-35.
F-22 is not for sales only for US use only.

SG buying stealth fighter from China is very unlikely.

wat tu do..
I'm under strict orders by my supervisor to slash any rumours that can cause panick or even worse bad perception!
ikut hati, I just want to see and just laugh myself off!

keke.
tak apalah.
I actually wanted to use these opportunity to raise awareness of building up military.

This post has been edited by yinchet: Mar 30 2013, 03:01 PM