QUOTE(lulz @ Jul 22 2014, 01:51 AM)
after watching, noticed those so called iraqi special forces are ntg more than big boys with their toys..
Military Thread V12, 31/8 Merdeka; 16/9 Malaysia Day
Military Thread V12, 31/8 Merdeka; 16/9 Malaysia Day
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An inside look at Singapore's Naval Diving Unit's Hell Week
![]() Five days without sleep. Non-stop physical exercise and mental harassment. That is what 70-odd cold, wet, and sandy trainees of the Republic of Singapore Navy’s 40th Combat Diver Course endured during their Team Building Week – also known as Hell Week. It is a rite of passage they must complete in order to earn their place as elite frogmen in the Naval Diving Unit. ![]() Sunny skies and clear blue waters. These were what the boys enjoyed as they learned to scuba dive in the 10-metre-deep pool at the Sembawang Camp. The Straits Times Alphonsus Chern and Caroline Chia got an inside look at how they swim, dive and train to become some of the fittest men in the Singapore Armed Forces. click link untuk vid; http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/singapor...units-hell-week SELAMAT HARI RAYA SEMUA SAUDARA MILITARIS TERED! MAAF ZAHIR BATIN... TQ TQ KEPADA PARAJURIT KITA YG MASIH BERJASA UTK JAGA KEAMANAN NEGARA DI HARI RAYA INI! |
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Singapore and US armed forces begin 11-day joint exercise
![]() About 1,400 soldiers and several battleships and aircraft from the Singapore Armed Forces and the United States Navy and Marine Corps began an 11-day joint exercise yesterday. The 20th annual Singapore-US Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (Carat) exercise aims to sharpen conventional maritime warfare capabilities such as anti-air, anti-surface and anti-submarine operations. ![]() It also aims to enhance cooperation between Singapore and US armed forces. Republic of Singapore Navy Fleet commander Timothy Lo and the commander of the US 7th Fleet, Vice-Admiral Robert L. Thomas, were both at the opening ceremony at Changi Naval Base yesterday morning. - See more at: http://www.straitstimes.com/news/singapore...h.j3efXNrL.dpuf |
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QUOTE(azriel @ Jul 30 2014, 09:59 PM) indon airforce is now controlled by US... cannot bomb singapork |
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QUOTE(Frozen_Sun @ Jul 31 2014, 07:44 AM) Why Indonesia bombs Singapore? There's nothing there! u nvr know, by donating weapons, US controls their usageIt's more likely for Singapore to bomb Batam, invade it along with the bauxite-rich Bintan for more lebensraum QUOTE(MrUbikeledek @ Jul 31 2014, 10:25 AM) Not that i want to insult or anything. But most of the Singapore soldiers i saw, in pictures of in person, look "nerdy". coz 70% arent regular... their infantry are mostly made up of high school kids.. non-professionals.. go look at idf, rok, roc, all also nerdy... coz d nerds now handle high tech weaponry.. d ugly fierce looking ones are the grunts or belong to rag tag armya bullet from a nerd or rambo doesnt matter.. it still kills you |
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QUOTE(LTZ @ Aug 1 2014, 03:24 PM) Sbb tu guerilla doctrine still maintain..... kita ajak depa perang dlm hutan....nanti spek depa penuh lumpur, pacat.....baru kita tembak lu ajak dia tak mau masuk apa boleh buat? if war with singkie doubt they would go head to head in jungle warfare... they would just bomb all military installations and critical infra, block all ports. and control major towns and highways.. they wont masuk hutan and dance.. diff doctrine, to them personal is more valuable that control, machinery or war asset like israel.. they wont ambik trumpet raise flag and run straight into the field like pla, vc or mr. |
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QUOTE(LTZ @ Aug 1 2014, 03:47 PM) Look how communist fight......come on la kata OSA takkan tak leh access Malaysian Armed Forces Joint Doctrine (MAFJD). kita belajar drp communist gak..... 1st layer conventional warfare which we may have less advantage....if we lost then 2nd phase assymetrical warfare which will be our bread & barter. HANRUH doctrine needs citizen to support them when they conduct the guerilla. Even sinki has control....diorng takkan dok senang with this surprise attack communist how many years back.. singkie wont attack n occupy.. they would attack bulldoze n move on.. anyway, last week terima tlp dari agen mossad; Hamas Terror Cell Received Advanced Training in Malaysia JERUSALEM – IDF forces have captured several hundred Hamas terrorists over the course of Operation Protective Edge. Many of them have been turned over for further questioning and investigation. The questioning of one of the terrorists revealed another of Hamas’ plans to kill and abduct Israeli soldiers and civilians. A Shabak investigation exposed that Hamas terrorists received training in Malaysia and Gaza to infiltrate Israel by air to kidnap and murder Israelis. ![]() In the early hours of July 21st, IDF forces captured a Hamas cell commander in Khan Yunis, in southern Gaza. When questioned by the Shabak, also known as the Shin Bet Security Service, the cell commander revealed that he had been sent by Hamas leadership to Malaysia for paragliding training. The plan was to parachute into Israel to kidnap and murder civilians. The prisoner also revealed Hamas plans to ambush Israeli soldiers with anti-tank missiles and even pointed to a terrorist sniper nest on a map of Gaza. The location was the tenth floor of the Palestinian Red Crescent building in Khan Yunis. ![]() The investigation of this terrorist commander reveals the process of the making of a terrorist. After being recruited into Hamas’ military wing in 2007, the terrorist underwent regular combat training. Every five months he would attend refresher courses which involved training with Kalashnikov automatic rifles, Soviet-made PKC machine guns and locally manufactured hand grenades. In 2010, the terrorist was enlisted into a special force sent to Malaysia for parachute training, in preparation for a cross-border kidnapping attack on Israel. He and ten other terrorists from across Gaza spent a week receiving training in Malaysia. After returning to Gaza, the cell was given additional weapons training. They were warned to maintain secrecy, and not to reveal details of their Malaysian training to anyone. In 2014, four years after being sent to Malaysia, the Hamas commando squad was summoned for more parachute training. This time the training took place inside the Gaza Strip. According to the prisoner, the squad was not told about where the kidnapping attack would take place. The terrorist told investigators about a Hamas training camp that took place in June of this year. Exercises involved training with handguns, Kalashnikovs, M-16s, RPGs, machine guns and demolitions training. Terrorists who attended the camp were trained in various methods of kidnapping soldiers and how to operate inside Hamas’ extensive tunnel network. The terrorist was meant to attend such a course after Ramadan. Ultimately, he was arrested by IDF soldiers operating in Gaza during Operation Protective Edge. A Shabak spokesman said that the details of their investigation reveals the extent of the efforts and resources that Hamas invests in bolstering its military capabilities, including the building and training of a standing commando army to attack and kidnap Israeli soldiers and civilians. “Hamas goes to incredible lengths to carry out attacks against Israel. That is why the IDF will not rest in its mission to dismantle the organization’s terrorist infrastructure and keep the people of Israel safe” the spokesman concluded. Read more at http://www.breakingisraelnews.com/19357/ha...pFkeHHqM14d0.99 *CIA SEA in thailand tip off Shabak, some ppl suspek rogue paskau commander involved under direction of higher command.. wisma putra under pressure to release list of palatinians living in msia that could act as material suppliers and funding agent.. jemaah islamiah was said to be the training partner but no concrete evidence yet.. QUOTE(LTZ @ Aug 1 2014, 04:00 PM) We take a perfect situation....which is no involvement from outsiders. Singki can win but short term....later we will take it back. singkie wont stay for long at a place, dont hv enuf infantry... will be spread too thin.. their job is to eliminate all threats n move on... btw, singkie hv just agreed to host at least one littoral warship and a frigate/destroyer class ship at their port.. previously only 1 allowedThis post has been edited by alaskanbunny: Aug 1 2014, 07:14 PM |
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QUOTE(LTZ @ Aug 1 2014, 08:28 PM) 2 perkara lain ler bro..ada info operative mossad di msia tak? QUOTE(MrUbikeledek @ Aug 1 2014, 08:31 PM) One is Israel friend, the other a strong supporter of Palestinian cause. I'm sure Singapore and Malaysia will most likely never come to blow, but the the possibility is there. So we must be prepared. sg hantam israel in latest attacksQUOTE(azriel @ Aug 1 2014, 09:59 PM) stealth? |
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QUOTE(MrUbikeledek @ Aug 1 2014, 11:56 PM) hmm... singkies got stealth... QUOTE(LTZ @ Aug 2 2014, 12:27 AM) Operative mossad kt malaysia....ade. counter espionage is done by MEIO operator..... nothing more mossad can do here MEIO operator |
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QUOTE(LTZ @ Aug 2 2014, 08:31 PM) Takde...I mean singki punye naval base not enclosed....its open. Unless they launch their ships from outside. So by the time their ship depart from jetty we can trace it already..... by numerous "nelayan" or other sources that 1 expected, since it is stealth not invisible.. but if their boats go into sea then return takan our nelayan follow all d way then follow back also.. sun got how many only.. |
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QUOTE(atreyuangel @ Aug 3 2014, 01:55 PM) alaskanbunny shabak=shinbet.. tp yg bagi tau sy tu mossad.. i dont deal with internal or military intelligence.. btw cerita yg bodoh babit malayssia tu bukan dari Mossad ye tp dari Shin Bet, and you as a close ally to the Singapore and indirectly to the jehud knows that Shin Bet is shit! QUOTE(azriel @ Aug 3 2014, 07:18 PM) If the plan increase of Indonesia defense budget to 2% of GDP (or at least US$ 20 billion) become a reality that would make Indonesia as the biggest military spender in SE Asia surpassing Singapore. jokowi gotta make the military happy... a compromise so prabowo wont cause trouble... sby is proposing thisQUOTE(azriel @ Aug 3 2014, 09:15 PM) QUOTE(MichaelJohn @ Aug 3 2014, 10:06 PM) lepas shopping jgn lupa bajet untuk bensen/solar dong |
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The Philippine military said Wednesday (Aug 6) one of Southeast Asia's top Islamic militants was alive, more than two years after jubilantly declaring he had been killed in a US-backed airstrike.
MANILA: The Philippine military said Wednesday (Aug 6) one of Southeast Asia's top Islamic militants was alive, more than two years after jubilantly declaring he had been killed in a US-backed airstrike. Zulkifli bin Abdul Hir, alias Marwan, a Malaysian bomb maker with a $5-million US-government bounty on his head, is roaming the southern Philippines, senior military officials said. "He is alive and we continue to monitor him," Lieutenant Colonel Ramon Zagala told AFP. ![]() Philippine military chiefs said in February 2012 that Zulkifli was among 15 members of the Al-Qaeda-linked Abu Sayyaf and Jemaah Islamiyah organisations killed in an airstrike on the southern island of Jolo. Zulkifli is regarded as an expert bomb maker and a senior leader of Jemaah Islamiyah who first went into hiding in the southern Philippines in 2003. In 2007, the US government offered a US$5-million reward for his capture, making him one of the United States' most-wanted men. Another top Jemaah Islamiyah member, Singaporean Mohammad Ali, alias Muawiyah, was also declared killed in the airstrike, along with a Filipino leader of the Abu Sayyaf. "This is a big victory. There were three senior leaders (killed). This will have a very big impact on the capability of the terrorists," then-regional military commander Major General Noel Coballes said at the time. Shortly afterwards, Malaysia expressed doubts about the purported killings but the Philippines' then military spokesman insisted all three were dead. "Yes, its an A-1 (information). We have something but we cannot divulge all the other information because its an operational (secret)," Arnulfo Burgos, Zagala's predecessor, said at the time. <<<-- operational secret kepala hotak kau pinoy busuk However, Zagala insisted on Wednesday that the Philippine military had never said Zulkifli had definitely been killed. "There were reports that said he was dead but it was never validated ... we never confirmed he was dead," he told AFP. Zagala declined to answer further questions about the case, such as whether the other two top militants were also alive. Military intelligence chief Major General Eduardo Ano said there were "consistent reports" Zulkifli was in the strife-torn Cotabato area of the main southern island of Mindanao. He said Zulkifli was believed to be in contact there with the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters (BIFF), a small band of Islamic militants fighting for an independent Muslim homeland in the south. He said there were 10 to 12 foreign Jemaah Islamiyah members in the southern Philippines, and that Zulkifli was "the most prominent" of them. ![]() The Abu Sayyaf is blamed for the worst terrorist attacks in the Philippines, including the bombing of a ferry in Manila that killed more than 100 people. They are also accused of carrying out dozens of kidnappings in the remote, Muslim-populated south. Jemaah Islamiyah wants to set up an Islamic state across Southeast Asia. It is accused of carrying out many deadly attacks in the region, including the bombing of tourist spots on the Indonesian island of Bali in 2002 that killed 202 people, among them 88 Australians. At the time of the purported airstrike, a rotating force of about 600 US Special Forces was stationed in the southern Philippines to help train local troops how to combat Islamic militants. The Philippine military said then that it launched the airstrike with the help of US intelligence. - AFP/ec failed intelligence |
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QUOTE(thpace @ Aug 7 2014, 01:43 AM) ^ blunder well, if msia cant verify the news themselves they are equally weak, dont you think so?but surprising malaysia is doubtful about the claim when first reported, does it mean malaysia intelligence agency is better than pinoy own network on keeping tab terrorist? » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « QUOTE(silent_stalker @ Aug 7 2014, 01:49 AM) Since this thread is up. I want to ask u military freaks, from 1 to q10, how u rate our country's defense system? 1 is super weak, 10 superb unbreakable defense dont know what you mean by defense system.. but i would give a 6This post has been edited by alaskanbunny: Aug 7 2014, 02:08 AM |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Aug 7 2014, 09:34 AM) Defense think tank proposes a major fleet of 400 Y-20 Heavy Transports to PLAAF can transport MBT? A Chinese defense think tank from the National Defense University (NDU) in Beijing has pressed the PLAAF to consider a 400-strong transport fleet of the brand new Y-20 heavy transport planes to ensure the mobility and readiness of the PLA in any future deployments or conflicts as soon as it is ready to enter production. The Y-20 Kunfeng is developed from 1993 with assistance from engineers of the Antonov Aerospace company in Kiev. The Y-20 is currently in final prototype stages, but experts say China's rapidly developing defense industry can start full production of the planes starting from 2017 or 2018. The plane is capable of lifting around 65 tons of equipment or 120 paratroopers. Other variants of the Y-20 such as Airborne Early Warning (AEW) system and aerial refueling versions are also under parallel development. The Y-20 is slated to serve alongside the cold-war era Il-76 heavy transport plane, in service since the 1980s. ![]() Xian Y-20 Kunfeng Heavy Transport plane News Link: Chinese defense think tank proposes 400-strong transport fleet QUOTE(KYPMbangi @ Aug 7 2014, 12:25 PM) Desert maybe can lar, have mbt running around blowing things up hmm, when was the latest jungle war? i dont think it is right taking viet n malaya as a example... that happened quite long agoIn the tropics would be plain suicide, you never know atgm/rpg would pop up behind random bushes Deswai US with armor superiority in vietnam would still need infantry to clear the way first, the japanese too learnt this hard way encountering british qf guns on the malayan roads you're right to say mbt or even tanks would not be very effective in jungle warfare but i doubt these days people would fight in the jungle.. or at least not in big battles |
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QUOTE(azriel @ Aug 7 2014, 12:58 PM) pinoy like to draw a lot of art work...QUOTE(thpace @ Aug 7 2014, 01:26 PM) jungle is almost 80% of malaysia, if you not fight in jungle how do you flush out all the enemies? true also.. but if enemy takes major cities but dont pursue to jungle... wat can msia do? Basically in city you are a sitting duck because you are surrounded by jungle, that why the idea fight for the surrounding then only take the city why sitting duck? QUOTE(kimyee73 @ Aug 7 2014, 02:10 PM) There a many NSA personnel died while carrying out their mission, according to Inside NSA documentary lah. hmm... doubt nsa hv many field operatives.. most death are during counter intelligence offensive or in field station |
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QUOTE(kimyee73 @ Aug 7 2014, 03:57 PM) This is from Inside NSA documentary. Believe or not up to you lah. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-5tbdyEA3g. Start from minute 32 about their death toll. no no, dont misunderstand me.. am not disputing... of course there're deaths... in this line especially when u r working for pub enemy no.1also sometimes info on mass media can be let out on purpose.. QUOTE(thpace @ Aug 7 2014, 03:58 PM) simple like what happen in iraq and syria now depending what's the intention of the offensive... if it is occupy n reform then it is a prob... if seek, destroy n scorch earth like israel.. then it doesnt really matteru hold major city no point, the route entering to the city are held by rebels essentially cutting you from supplies etc etc |
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