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Dude, do you ever knew any sub that can dive more than 800m? Can normal SSN dive that deep?

normal diesel submarine usually divi around 300m,  nuclear Submarine usually 600m, max is 700m,  only few special 1 can divi around 800m.
the  towed array sonar usually at ASW ship basic can detect until 500m.

russian sub guna dual-hull lagi ke? atau metallurgy diorang dah improve cam US, guna HY-80/100

Yea, I seen the screenshot, must probably a fake post

PM'ed you, but be caution, most probably a fake post

do you know which class?
Just curious, yesterday just rewatch Hunt for Red October. Got script says it dived to 900m and i was totally shocked lol.

Scorpene got towed array or not?

I dont know can answer or not

why we keep busy replacing MIG than this hawk? i think these hawk is more ancient than MIG though. 

I got simple answer from org Navy...

"kalau ada, ada lar, kalau takder, takder lar.."

I has sadding 

Yeah. You need to sit almost still or the flow noise will overwhelmed the array.

What if we build an underwater sonar array network along our maritime border? It'll be like long range early warning for submerge contact. We can then direct our submarine and MPA to it.

oit bro, PM aku ada dapat news dari radio karat nih
mcam tak best sikit je

From the 30, 9 to army, 9 to MMEA, and 12 to Polis marin

Army
MMEA
Polis marin

Which pic? that awek ah? 

2014 Shotgun Method of Entry training - 1 RAR
30 May 2014 Friday | Allies at Work: Photography by LCPL Kyle Genner in Townsville.

Soldiers of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), employed the Remington 870 Police Magnum Shotgun using the 12 gauge breaching round. This ammunition type ...is purpose designed for ballistically breaching door hinges and locks. This method is also used with manual tools and explosive methods of entry. The capability greatly enhances assaulting troop’s ability to gain access to buildings within the urban environment

Warrant Officer Class Two Michael Carroll, of 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), oversees Shotgun Method of Entry training, at Mount Stuart Training Area, Townsville.



Soldiers of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), prepare for room entry during Shotgun Method of Entry training, at Mount Stuart Training Area, Townsville. *** Local Caption *** Soldiers of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), employed the Remington 870 Police Magnum Shotgun using the 12 gauge breaching round. This ammunition type is purpose designed for ballistically breaching door hinges and locks. This method is also used with manual tools and explosive methods of entry. The capability greatly enhances assaulting troop’s ability to gain access to buildings within the urban environment.



Warrant Officer Class Two Michael Carroll, of 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), oversees Shotgun Method of Entry training, at Mount Stuart Training Area, Townsville.



A solider of 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), readies his shotgun to destroy a door lock during Shotgun Method of Entry training, at Mount Stuart Training Area, Townsville.



A solider of 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), during Shotgun Method of Entry training, at Mount Stuart Training Area, Townsville.



A solider of 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), destroys a door hinge during Shotgun Method of Entry training, at Mount Stuart Training Area, Townsville



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AFAIK 1RAR is normal infantry.

Cheers.