seriously, where can i find these army novels? been finding them for years at MPH, Kinokuniya, Popular but not a single malaysian army novel found in their shelf
..been trying to find 69 Komando book too.. 

They look like personnel from UTK when they are actually officers from Polis D9 

Dogfight between RAAF F/A-18 Hornet vs TNi-AU Su-27 Flanker during Exercise Pitch Black 2012.

Dogfight between RAAF F/A-18 Hornet vs TNI-AU Su-27 Flanker during Exercise Pitch Black 2012.

A cockpit video of MKM pilot, or is it a WSO?

Malaysia, Singapore To Resume Jetfighter Cross Deployment Exercise After 15 Years

BUTTERWORTH, Nov 8 (Bernama) -- The air forces of Malaysia and Singapore will deploy jetfighters to each others' air bases in the first cross basing exercise between them since 1998, said Armed Forces Chief Tan Sri Zulkifeli Mohd Zin.

He said this was part of the two-week joint exercise of the Five Power Defence Arrangement (FPDA) member states involving 2,000 members of the defence forces, 68 aircraft, 10 ships and a number of ground-based air defence units starting Nov 6.

The cross deployment stipulated under the Base Support Arrangement (BSA) would enabled the Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) and Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) to cooperate and assist each to cater to the needs and requirements in terms of security of both countries.

"It is also aimed at enhancing ties and understanding among members of RMAF and RSAF," he told a news conference in conjunction with the opening ceremony of Exercise Bersama Lima 2013 (Ex s BL 13) at the RMAF airbase here Friday.

He said the joint exercise entailed the army, naval and air firepower among FPDA member states comprising the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and Malaysia.

Zulkifeli the exercise involved command post exercise at the Butterworth Airbase and field training exercise over the South China Sea.

He said the training would boost bilateral cooperation between Malaysia and Singapore as it would enhance understanding during mutual cross deployment of aircraft between the two countries.

"Five Hawk MK 208 will be deployed by the RMAF while five F-16C/D will be dispatched by the RSAF during the exercise," he added.

The Ex s BL 13 opening ceremony was also attended by Australia chief of defence force Gen David John Hurley, Singapore chief of defence force Lt-Gen Ng Chee Meng, New Zealand chief of defence force Lt-Gen Richard Rhys Jones, and British RAF Regiment's Commandant General Air Commodore Nick Bray.

The FPDA was put in place in 1971 as a "loose consultative political framework" to replace the Anglo-Malaysian Defence Agreement when Britain pulled its troops out of Singapore and Malaysia.

-- BERNAMA

i look around the net and only found stories about our MIGs vs the USMC hornets. Where's our Flanker? Any detail on the latest air exercise between USAF/USN/USMC vs RMAF involving flanker?

A cockpit video of MKM pilot, or is it a WSO?

They look like personnel from UTK when they are actually officers from Polis D9 

D9 jenayah berat is it? or diff?

i look around the net and only found stories about our MIGs vs the USMC hornets. Where's our Flanker? Any detail on the latest air exercise between USAF/USN/USMC vs RMAF involving flanker?

A cockpit video of MKM pilot, or is it a WSO?

Kuantan airport? Must be mig29

Exocets and harpoons missile replacement for french and royal navy.


http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aJ9YKsNfkQ8&d...v%3DaJ9YKsNfkQ8

is it  better than russian yakhont?

Indonesian Navy Operates Its First CN235 MPA Aircraft

Published on Monday, 11 November 2013 10:51 | Hits: 8

The Indonesian Navy on Oct. 2 marked its first Indonesian-made maritime patrol aircraft CN-235 MPA operation folowing the delivery of the aircraft to the Defense Ministry from PT Dirgantara Indonesia (PT DI) on that day.

Rear Admiral Rachmat Lubis who represented the Defense Ministry received the maritime patrol aircraft from PT DI president director Budi Santoso, witnessed by Defense Minister Purnomo Yusgiantoro during the hand-over ceremony at the country’s aircraft manufacturer facility in Bandung, West Java.

The CN-235 MPA is the first of three aircraft ordered by the Navy, will be based at the Juanda Naval Base in Surabaya, East Java. The remaining two aircraft will be delivered  by end of 2013 and first quarter of 2014.

According to Minister Purnomo Yusgiantoro, the planes were ordered on a trading contract worth US$80 million signed in December 2009 to assist in controling over 5,800 thousand square kilometers of Indonesia’s territorial waters.

“Indonesia actually needs 33 NC212 and 21 CN235 MPA aircraft to control its territory,” he said.

Angkasa noted, currently the Indonesian Navy operates several  NC212 maritime patrol aircraft in its fleet.

Adding to the minister’s statement, Navy Chief-of-Staff Admiral Marsetio said up to year 2024 the Indonesia Navy would be strengthen with a fleet of 54 aircraft comprising of 21 CN-235s and 33 NC-212s.

“On the first phase, five CN-235s has been ordered of which two planes will be delivered in 2015,” said the Navy Chief-of-Staff.

According to Budi Santoso, the twin-engine CT7-9C turboprop CN-235 MPA plane delivered, is a medium class aircraft which is equipped with a patrollling facility and has the superiority to control a wide sea territory such as the vast Indonesian waters.

He added, beside Indonesia, South Korea and Turkey also operates the maritime patrol aircraft CN-235 MPA.

Budi Santoso said, other nations operating CN-235 type aircraft were Brunei Darussalam, Malaysia, Pakistan, South Korea, United Arab Emirates, Senegal and Burkina Faso. (ds)