At the end, low score means nothing in real combat. You may score high in a tournament, but zero combat experience. You may score low in a tournament, but you've tons of combat hours.

Form 5 2001, you?

jauh tul

aku Form 5 1991...10 tahun senior ko...

Tu jauh tul, super senior dah

depends on the situation.kalau 2-3 bulan duduk dalam hutan covered in shit,iron sights

kalau macam Lahad Datu tu,optics

perghh geng2 MRSM dah keluar dah!

During AASAM 2013 the TNI-AD uses the PINDAD SS2 Rifle:

hell yeah that what I'm talking about.

do you know that a 16-inch cannon battleship has armor that can (or rather, should) withstand 16 inch shell

ahhh..sweet glory days of WWII battleships..can withstand dozens of bombs and few torpedoes before sinking..Yamato-class battleships FTW..

bangga pasti ada.. semua warga negara harus bangga dengan military mereka, kalau tak bangga kasian ngan tentera mereka, jadi kurang semangat.. tapi yang penting bangga tak perlu berlebihan, Semoga ATM could be better in the next match, amin

#11

Rafael Typhoon weapon system

#12

RSS Intrepid w RSS Bedok mine countermeassures vessel

#13

Boeing ScanEagle UAV on a Victory class missile corvette

#14

Elbit Hermes 450 UAV

#15

Rafael SPYDER AA

Third Stealth Corvette For Russian Navy


A brand new stealth corvette was delivered to the Russian Navy in mid-May 2013.

The third Steregushchy-class corvette, the Boikiy was laid down in July 2005 and first launched in April 2011. It now joins the Steregushchiy and the Soobrazitelnyy in Russian naval service and it, in turn, will be joined by three more Steregushchy-class corvettes in months ahead.

The Boikiy is one of four Steregushchy-class stealth corvettes destined to serve with the Russian Navy's Baltic Fleet, while the other two vessels will become part of the Pacific Fleet.

To date, the only firm Steregushchy-class stealth corvette orders have come from the Russian Navy, although several foreign nations have expressed interest.






Steregushchy-Class Stealth Corvettes

In general terms, the Steregushchy-class stealth corvettes are 342 feet long and displace up to 2,200 tons of water. Each has a 15-day endurance and a range of 3,800 nautical miles, with a maximum speed of 27 knots.

There is space on deck for a single Kamov Ka-27 anti-submarine helicopter and, on the armament side, various weapons are carried including the Kashtan close-in weapon system (CIWS), Kh-35 missiles and two 14.5mm machine guns.

A key feature is the inclusion of stealth materials in the construction, which help to significantly lower the corvettes' infrared signatures and presence on radar screens.





Russian Navy Stealth Corvettes

These Russian Navy stealth corvettes - which specialise in anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare - were the brainchild of the Almaz Central Marine Design Bureau and they're being pieced together at St. Petersburg's Severnaya Verf shipyard.

In Russian naval surface, the new stealth corvettes have the role of taking over from the Grisha-class corvettes, which were produced between 1970 and 1994 in five different versions.

Named the Steregushchiy, the lead Steregushchy-class stealth corvette was launched in 2006 and commissioned in November 2007. It was followed, four years later, by the Soobrazitelnyy. In the Boikiy's wake, the Stoikiy, Sovershennyy and Gromkiy are set to be delivered in (late) 2013, 2014 and 2015, respectively.

Thailand Orders Another Sikorsky UH-60M





Sikorsky Aircraft has won an $11.4-million modification of an existing U.S. Army foreign military sales (FMS) contract to supply one additional UH-60M and related equipment to Thailand. Total value of the entire Thai FMS contract is north of $4.8 billion.

SiG-Sauer MPX





SIG-Sauer MPX is a newest product of the US branch of famous international arms-making company SIG-Sauer. First announced at Shot Show 2013, this submachine gun is available in several selective fire configurations for military and police use, as well as in semi-automatic only civilian-legal carbine version. Obviously, this new submachine gun is intended to compete with famous HK MP5 submachine gun on American market, but it also has strong export potential, especially if the price will be held at more competitive level.

SIG MPX submachine gun is a modular weapon which can be user-configured to fire three calibers (9×19 mm Luger/Parabellum, .357 SIG or .40 S&W), and features AR15-style controls and overall configuration, to shorten learning curve to operators already accustomed to M16 / M4 type rifles and carbines. Basic configurations of the SIG MPX are: standard version with 165 mm / 6.5” barrel, short version with 114 mm / 4.5” barrel (MPX-K with shoulder stock and MPX-P without shoulder stock) and integrally silenced MPX-SD. Civilian MPX-C carbine features same 165 mm / 6.5” barrel as a standard model, but with the permanently attached long muzzle brake / compensator to ensure overall barrel length of 16 inches to conform to US regulations.





What is interesting about this muzzle device is that it can be easily converted into sound suppressor (silencer) by installation of the tubular sleeve and muzzle cap. Sound suppressors (silencers) are legal for civilians to own and use in many states of USA, but are regulated under NFA’34 legislation. Therefore it can be assumed that the sleeve and/or muzzle cap will be sold separately from the gun as NFA-regulated (Class 3) items.

SIG MPX submachine gun is built on the aluminum alloy receiver, patterned after the AR15 type receiver, but made necessarily shorter, and with shorter magazine well to accommodate dedicated pistol-caliber magazines. Unlike most other submachine guns SIG-Sauer MPX is gas operated weapon, utilizing short-stroke gas piston and rotary bolt locking. Despite claims of SIG-Sauer marketing department, the MPX isn’t the “world’s first” gas operated, locked breech submachine gun, as there are at least three production submachine gun with similar design features now in service worldwide – Chinese Type 79, German HK MP7 and Russian SR-2M.

SIG-Sauer MPX fires from closed bolt for enhanced accuracy and safety, and features hammer-fired trigger group with AR15/M16-style safety / fire selector lever. AR15/M16-style bolt hold-open device and charging handle are incorporated into the design. Barrels can be removed and installed by user with no tools, allowing for simple configuration and caliber change. Feed is from proprietary box magazines, made of translucent polymer and holding 10, 20 or 30 rounds. SIG MPX submachine gun can be equipped with 3-position telescoping stock, side-folding stock or no stock at all. Additional accessories can be mounted to Picatinny rails on the forend. Sights (iron, red dot or IR/Night) can be installed according to user preferences on the top Picatinny rail, made integral to the upper receiver.





Source: Guns and Weapons

The Royal Thai Navy will ask the cabinet to approve a budget for a new frigate to be built by a South Korean shipyard


The Royal Thai Navy will ask the cabinet to approve a budget of 13 billion baht for a new frigate to be built by a South Korean shipyard.
Navy chief Adm Surasak Rounroengrom said the Royal Thai Armed Forces Headquarters is scrutinising the budget proposal and later will forward it to the Ministry of Defence. Once approved, it will be submitted to the cabinet for consideration, he said.
A navy source said the navy had set up several sub-committees to coordinate with the Korea-based shipbuilding and offshore contractor.
A navy selection committee last month chose Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering to build the new frigate, a navy source said.
The company was one of two South Korean firms in the final round of bidding, organised by the navy panel.
Three other three foreign firms were eliminated in the previous rounds - from Spain, Italy and China.
The source said the high-capability frigate to be built by Daewoo would be based on the company’s type DX II frigate, which has a displacement of 5,000 tonnes, with modifications to meet the Thai navy’s special requirements.
The new navy ship will have a displacement of between 3,000 and 4,000 tonnes.
Navy chief of staff Chakchai Phucharoenyot, who chaired the selection committee, earlier told the media the navy also asked the company to install a Combat Management System (CMS) which can be allied to the systems already installed in the frigates HTMS Naresuan and HTMS Taksin.

The new frigate, which would be the first South Korean-built naval vessel in the Thai fleet, is expected to be ready for commissioning in two years, Adm Chakchai said.

Source: Bangkok Post

Uih dekat kampung den tu.

AASAM - 2013



This post has been edited by azriel: May 21 2013, 10:00 AM

video fanmade Malaysia Military terbaru... perghh kereta kebal pendekar buat drift tengah-tengah hutan

demnn... ini yang buat aku menyesal tak pergi latihan rekrut! tak pa tak pa, next year ada lagi!