usually the army bring dummy model for parade only, cause its to risky if they bring the real one, the missiles is too exspensive and strategic one.. they just want to show to the peoples that they have toys like that.. kuddos for ATM

nah.. yinchet.. which one more better between indo or malaysia tanks can't be decided unless they meet at the battle, the worst enemy of tanks is another tanks (like gudderian says).. so if i may predict our country will never go into the war.. so.. let make conclusion that both tanks had the same capability..

the wheels are moving my friends.. im sure 100% in the next few years ATM will boost the power, and by that time its my turn to say "im jelly"

dissagree? it depend on who u ask

if u ask me, who is the best jungle troops in the world? all is good.. they all trained very hard in their own environment.. im really sure malaysian army is really good at the jungle in malaysia
but real war depend on a lot of factor, mentality, morality, faith, trained, environment etc..
and helped with good equipment, tactics and good leader..

i always keep this in my mind.. proud on our own soldier is a must.. but underestimate the other nation army is a big mistake

A notional combat suit for a future U.S. Armuy soldier. U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM) believes that innovation between industry can accelerate the introduction of leap-forward capabilities embodied in a tactical combat outfit for a future soldier. U.S. Army photo by Conrad Johnson, RDECOM Public Affairs



U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Matthew Oliver showcases an example of what a soldier may look like in the year 2032 at the Chicago Auto Show, Feb. 14, 2012. U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM) issued an RFI for a Tactical Assault Light Operator Suit (TALOS) that has the potential to make 2032 happen in 2013. U.S. Army photo by Anthony Taylor, 85th Support Command Public Affairs Office



robocop ??