i see... recently manyak navy pakai... in ships n subs... i guess singkie being adviced by yahudi sure got wear... bang ltz ada pakai?

pilak sulu gang sama al qaeda, abu sayap, milf, mnlf... isis tu gang lain

Policeman Shot Dead, Another Missing In Ambush At Pulau Mabul

KOTA KINABALU: A policeman was killed while another missing after they were ambushed by a group of armed men at a resort on Pulau Mabul off Semporna.

A police source said they were among eight policemen who responded to a report about shots being fired on the island at about 11pm last night.

An M16 semi automatic rifle was also missing after the attack at the Water Bungalow Resort on the island.

The team had first responded to report about shots being fired near the Bilabong Resort on the island.



On reaching the island, they were attacked at the Water Bungalow Resort by a group of men who wore black shirts and pants with military fatigues armed with long firearms.

After a skirmish that lasted several minutes, the police team regrouped and found two missing.

One was later found dead. He was identified as Corporal Abd Rajah Jamuan while Constable Zakia Aleip was missing. Both were from the Marine police unit.

Chronology of the ambush at Pulau Mabul off Semporna.

July 13 (Saturday)

11.10pm- Semporna Marine force received information from Sergeant Jefridin Harun on shots being fired at the Mabul island.

- On reaching the island, they were ambushed by eight masked men clad in black attire, at the dining hall of Water Bungalow Resort.

- After a skirmish that lasted several minutes, the police team regrouped and found two missing.

- One was later found dead identified as Corporal Abd Rajah Jamuan while Constable Zakia Aleip was missing. Both were from the Marine police unit.

al-fatihah.... esscom

collateral damage... siapa suruh guna babies n children sebagai shield

tq for sharing... will ask boss to send me for cqb training

saya takan letak keluarga saya jadi perisai... cuma coward buat itu

f15 & 16?

huh... apa kau kerepek nih..

Taiwan using drones to spy on China


Taiwan has started using unmanned surveillance aircraft to spy on China to reduce the risk to its pilots from an increased deployment of Chinese missiles, media reported Sunday.



TAIPEI: Taiwan has started using unmanned surveillance aircraft to spy on China to reduce the risk to its pilots from an increased deployment of Chinese missiles, media reported on Sunday.

The army in March commissioned a fleet of 32 unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, developed by the military-run Chung Shan Institute of Science and Technology.

Initially the drones, based in the eastern county of Taitung, were watching airspace in the east and south but lately they had extended their range to the Taiwan Strait, the Liberty Times said.

"Now they can effectively monitor China's military movements in the southeastern coastal area," an unnamed senior officer at the defence ministry was quoted as saying.

The paper said the operation has attracted interest from the United States which has been using the sophisticated high-altitude Global Hawk drone to collect military intelligence on China.

The US raised the topic during a recent military exchange programme with Taiwan, it said.

Taiwan's defence ministry declined to comment on the report.

Tensions across the Taiwan Strait have eased since President Ma Ying-jeou's China-friendly administration came to power in 2008 on a platform of strengthening trade and tourism links. He was re-elected in January 2012.

But Beijing has still not ruled out the use of force against the island should it declare independence, even though the two sides have been ruled separately since their split in 1949 at the end of a civil war.

- AFP/fa

Pakistani jets, artillery kill 18 in anti-militant offensive

Pakistani jets and artillery pounded militant hideouts in a lawless tribal district, killing 18 foreign and local insurgents in a massive ongoing offensive against the Taliban, officials said Sunday.



BANNU: Pakistani jets and artillery pounded militant hideouts in a lawless tribal district, killing 18 foreign and local insurgents in a massive ongoing offensive against the Taliban, officials said Sunday.



Air strikes were carried out in Mosaki area, 25 kilometres (15 miles) east of Miranshah, the main town of North Waziristan on Sunday while artillery shelled militant hideouts in Kharkamar area, 30 kilometres west of Miranshah on Saturday night.

"Six terrorist hideouts and a huge ammunition cache were destroyed and at least 13 militants, most of them Uzbeks, were killed in the Saturday morning strikes," a security official told AFP.

He said five other insurgents were killed and two militant hideouts destroyed by artillery fire in Kharkamar area on Saturday night.

A local intelligence official confirmed the raids and militant casualties.

A military statement also said that a number of terrorists were killed but did not give the exact number.

Last month, Pakistan's military launched a long-awaited offensive in North Waziristan, aimed at wiping out longstanding militant strongholds in the area, which borders Afghanistan.

Jets and artillery began hitting rebel targets on June 15 to try to regain full control of the district after years of pressure from Washington and other powers.

The assault was finally launched after a dramatic attack on Karachi airport which killed dozens of people and marked the end of a faltering peace process with the Pakistani Taliban.

More than 400 militants and 20 soldiers have been killed in the offensive so far, according to the military. The area is off-limits to journalists and the number and identity of the dead is impossible to verify.

The rugged mountainous area has for years been a hideout for Islamist militants of all stripes -- including Al-Qaeda and the homegrown Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan as well as foreign fighters including Uzbeks and Uighurs.

The latest air strikes came a day after militants crossed from the Afghan province of Kunar to launch a pre-dawn ambush on a check post in Bajaur tribal district, killing three Pakistani soldiers.

"Pakistan lodged a strong protest with the Afghan side in Islamabad and Kabul on Saturday and reiterated that Afghanistan should eliminate the terrorist sanctuaries and not allow its territory to be used against Pakistan," the foreign ministry said in a statement.

- AFP/nd

no ler.. nvr cross into prc's airspace... and it is only at the coastal area... particularly hanjiang n ningbo... they wanted to spy on new carrier at qingdao n dalian but its too near the 2 koreas...

not patrol / missile attack boat?

buy cannot sell... Israelis design their own so they can export and make $$$

hmm... will it be cost effective bcoz heli will most likely be for striking not patrolling

The United States on Monday accused Moscow of providing pro-Russian separatists in Ukraine with military equipment such as tanks and rocket launchers.

WASHINGTON: The United States on Monday accused Moscow of providing pro-Russian separatists in Ukraine with military equipment such as tanks and rocket launchers. Washington also claimed Moscow was redeploying forces to the volatile border between the ex-Soviet states.

"While Russia says it seeks peace, its actions do not match its rhetoric. We have no evidence that Russia's support for the separatists has ceased," the State Department said. "In fact, we assess that Russia continues to provide them with heavy weapons, other military equipment and financing, and continues to allow militants to enter Ukraine freely."



The allegations came as Ukrainian forces hunted for the crew of a downed military plane after Kiev said the aircraft was "likely" shot down from Russia, ratcheting up tensions between the two countries. In a detailed "fact sheet," the State Department singled out a "deployment site" in southwest Russia, saying Moscow "continues to accumulate significant amounts of equipment" there and had roughly doubled the number of tanks, armored vehicles, and rocket launchers at the location.

Washington noted that "more advanced defense systems" have arrived at the site, which also houses artillery, and that it was confident Moscow was mobilizing additional tanks that are no longer in the army's active inventory to the spot. "We are concerned much of this equipment will be transferred to separatists, as we are confident Russia has already delivered tanks and multiple rocket launchers to them from this site," it said. "Available information indicates Moscow has recently transferred some Soviet-era tanks and artillery to the separatists and that over the weekend several military vehicles crossed the border."

The State Department accused Moscow of redeploying new forces "extremely close to the Ukrainian border," adding Washington has "information that a significant number of additional military units are also in the process of deploying to the border." Washington said recruiting efforts for separatist militants were growing inside Russia and that the "Donetsk Peoples' Republic" had set up an office for this purpose in Moscow.

"As the United States and our European allies have repeatedly stated, we call on the Russian government to halt its material support for the separatists, to use its influence with the separatists to push them to lay down their arms and abide by a ceasefire and to release all hostages," it said.

- AFP/rw



macam la si US nvr fuel separatist / rebels before.. from syria to libya to egypt... all CIA got hand in it

Singapore and US armies in Exercise Tiger Balm



The US and Singapore kick off two weeks of bilateral military training exercises in Hawaii.



SINGAPORE: Some 300 personnel are taking part in Exercise Tiger Balm between the Singapore and United States armies in Hawaii. The annual bilateral exercise was flagged off on Tuesday morning (July 15) and focuses on peace support and stability operations.

Colonel Mohamad Fadzully bin Abas who helped co-officiate the opening ceremony, says it is good platform for both armies to exchange best practices. United States Army Pacific Brigadier-General Todd B. McCaffrey said it would improve the US armed forces' interoperability with "one of Asia's most advanced and well trained armies".

The exercises will be held for two weeks until July 27.

tiger balm very well respected brand in sg... owned by haw par group.. super rich

yes.. just like how they name pacific rim after d movie

pernah dengar operasi pendekar bujang lapok? operasi felda?

Pirates have attacked a Malaysian tanker and stolen the gas oil cargo before releasing it in the latest attack in Southeast Asian waters, officials said on Wednesday.

KUALA LUMPUR: Pirates have attacked a Malaysian tanker and stolen the gas oil cargo before releasing it in the latest attack in Southeast Asian waters, officials said on Wednesday.

The MT Oriental Glory was hijacked late Tuesday in the South China Sea off southeast Malaysia, the navy said in a statement.

Pirates stole its gas oil cargo before setting it adrift with damaged communication equipment and engine, the statement said.

Noel Choong, head of the International Maritime Bureau's Kuala Lumpur-based Piracy Reporting Centre, warned of the increasing number of incidents in the area.

The ship, whose crew was unhurt, was travelling from Singapore to Sandakan in the Malaysian part of Borneo island.

"This is the ninth attack in these waters recently... It's a big concern," he told AFP, urging ships to be vigilant so that pirates could not surprise them.

Earlier this month pirates hijacked a Singapore-managed tanker in the South China Sea, stealing part of its cargo and damaging its communication equipment.

The spate of attacks has raised fears that Southeast Asia's vital shipping lanes could once again become a hotspot for piracy unless countries in the area quickly step up patrols.

Regional cooperation to crack down on the menace has successfully curbed such attacks in the past.

- AFP/nd




gagal lagi? tidor? perlu lebh $$$? kaki tangan tak cukup? enjin hilang?

saya ada letak ler;

- AFP/nd <<--- dari sini

ohh... mau link ya...



i post after source... own opinion which i am entitled... tak tahan criticism ke?

saya sibuk pasal kiki nih... hari ini sampai minggu depan tada masa

saya tak broker kereta kecil... kalau mau kereta kebal lama, saya tanya si fpsrussia tu..

sibuk bang..

cerita hangat bro.. sampai mossad tanya ku siapa dia, ingat ketua grup baru

err... i think u r wrong in that part... sg hv been training wif f22 long before any asean countries... if u didnt know, sg maintains a squadron of planes n up to 500 ppl in US AFBs for training...

http://www.mountainhome.af.mil/news/story.asp?id=123149991

http://news.asiaone.com/news/singapore/rsa...aircraft-alaska

http://xbradtc.com/2013/04/09/mountain-hom...pore-air-force/

air asia cannot fly so far..

tq for sharing



aduh.. brp hari nih sy kurang tidor... sudah 4 hari tidor kurang 10 jam, tadi masuk hospital... zzzz, byk kerja, apala kes ukrain, sabah dan gaza datang sekali gus.. sibuk betul, nak raya nih...

question, would you allow an israeli military officer to train you if you're a muslim?