Korea Develops Core Stealth Technology

Because they rounded up and abused a foreign diplomatic staff who showed them diplomatic documentations. Instead of letting that fellow go, they tossed his documents and assaulted him. Putrajaya received official protest and the Malaysian mission at that country was summoned and maki hamun. Heard that flags were burned too.

Unker dont understand diplomatic stuffs. All they see is indon that need to be detain.

based on armement macam sudah jadi mangsa.. rm1.6 billion

macam gajah hitam kena cat putih..

All we need is the Super Stealth Super Limited Edition  Buluh Runcing Santau !!!!

Why not someone complain it at Dzirhan or marhalim abas or other NGO, mana tau depa komplain banyak2 pastu mindef tukaq fikiran ka?

Why not someone complain it at Dzirhan or marhalim abas or other NGO, mana tau depa komplain banyak2 pastu mindef tukaq fikiran ka?

because of the short range, it used as point defence. 

in france, their point defence is using ciws while their longer range area defence is provided by aster 30 missile or shorte range aster 15. Diff configuration,  so there no point for them to install mica since there already an existing system which they can use

our case however,  no ciws, that dsm30 can shoot sulu boat but I highly doubt it can send enough rounds like in ciws to destroy incoming missile.  So the only point defence is to use mica. This is what I think la

other than that, , ESSM and a ciws would have been the better option than mica or dsm30.

the job of most shipborne SAM is more to shoot down incoming missile then to engage enemy aircraft. With the profileration of the stand off weapons in the market, the launching aircraft can stay well outside the envelope of most of the long and medium range SAM operational today.

for 1+ billion/ship, we should be getting better stuff.

sorry i'm new here
want to know what kind of argument indon have with china as from what i read before, indon has quite close ties with china military relationship recently....?

Indon got those natuna islands which i think is close/in the area china wanna claim.

I thought that such attacks had happened lots of time with before rite?  this is the  6th time I think.

and bashar Syiah government keep threatening Israel will retaliate but no action done by them

sometimes  it is funny though. Syrian keep bullied by the jews

First ever combat for Rooivalk
By Dean Wingrin | 5 November 2013 Tuesday



After three decades of development and a development cost in excess of R8 billion, the South African designed and built Rooivalk attack helicopter has finally deployed operationally.

Now, not only has it been deployed operationally for the first time, but it has also fired its guns in anger.

Three Rooivalk helicopters, belonging to 16 Squadron based at AFB Bloemspruit near Bloemfontein, were airlifted to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) a week ago. They form part of the aviation unit of the UN Mission in the DRC (MONUSCO) and its Force Intervention Brigade (FIB). South Africa, Tanzania and Malawi's soldiers are all part of the United Nations (UN) intervention brigade to bring the various rebel groups operating in the east of the DRC, including the M23 rebels, under control.

Darren Olivier, of African Defence Review, has reported that two SAAF Rooivalk helicopters flew the craft's first ever combat mission yesterday afternoon at approximately 17h00 Congolese time. They fired multiple 70mm rocket salvos against M23 bunkers near the mountainous Chanzu region, close to the Rwandan border.

Olivier notes that early reports from sources in the area indicate that the action was successful, with the Rooivalks' tactical approach through the clouds taking the M23 defenders by surprise and their rocket fire being accurate enough to disperse them and destroy one of the 14.5 mm anti-aircraft guns that had been previously used to fire at the Rooivalks and other helicopters.

The attack was combined with a renewed FARDC assault and subsequent claims by the DRC government that the remaining M23 senior commanders have now fled across the border into Rwanda. However this could not be independently verified.

The Rooivalk project started its design phase in 1984 and had its first flight in April 1990. The development and manufacturing programme only concluded in 2011 when the eleven remaining airframes were upgraded to the "Block 1F" deployment baseline standard.
http://www.saairforce.co.za/news-and-event...at-for-rooivalk

Dh decomms...ade company amik buat pakej lawatan

Mahai woo, dekat usd 1gajillion, better get mini dokdo less than usd 300million (the price of full size dokdo)