and you think having local made, design rifle are source of national pride?

I rather have something more proven, well established rifle and have huge services support

hence the M4

if only we adopt SCAR rifle as standard rifle

Msia can build the frame and shell of any military vehicles no problem. Hot form metal and shape into anything you like. Problem is how to make them move. Can proton do engine for ship, for jets, for submarines etc2.. thats the prob

yes agree wholeheartly

that's why I prefer if national budget for military is handle by military themselves

not some turd who know nuts about military suddenly appointed as defences minister

then military people kena palit tahi for whatever shit that turd minister *spending* on

Cool pic of Vietnam Navy Gephard Frigate (heading right) passing alongside PLA Navy Type 054A Frigate (heading left). If this was 200 years ago, I'd imagine they were trading broadsides.

Cool looking wor Vietnam's frigate

Is this posted already?

yes agree wholeheartly

that's why I prefer if national budget for military is handle by military themselves

not some turd who know nuts about military suddenly appointed as defences minister

then military people kena palit tahi for whatever shit that turd minister *spending* on

Indonesia’s Air Force Adds More Flankers

Oct 7/14: Su-35 favorite? Indonesian Military Commander General Moeldoko tells Republika Online that they’re leaning toward the Su-35 as their F-5 replacement, with the JAS-39 in 2nd place and the F-16 a distant 3rd:

This isn’t the end, because negotiations, budgets and other considerations will still come into play. If that pick does stand, it would keep the Flanker family as the backbone of the TNI-AU, but the fleet would also be fragmented among 3+ types with partial commonality at best: 5 Su27SKM, 11 Su-30 (2 MKs, 9 MK2s), and 16 Su-35SK. The Su-27SKM and Su-30MK fighters will retire first, which will simplify matters, but that’s unlikely to happen before 2025 or so. Sources: ROL, “Helikopter Apache dan Sukhoi Su-35 Segera Perkuat TNI”.

Ape cer kita kt sini..... ade cerita baru ka??

viewback 60+ pages ... hot pasal CB90 hilang 。。。。

Scores injured in grenade explosion outside Sun Complex in Kuala Lumpur

Published on Oct 9, 2014 10:46 AM
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KUALA LUMPUR  -  At least 14 people, including two women, were injured after a grenade exploded in front of the Sun Complex in Jalan Bukit Bintang on Thursday.

Berita Harian Malaysia said police confirmed that among those injured are Singaporean, Thai and Chinese tourists.

Police said they received information of the blast outside a pub at about 4.30am, The Star newspaper reported. Four cars were damaged in the explosion.

City deputy CID chief Asst Comm Khairi Ahrasa said gangsters could have been behind the explosion, believed to be from grenades, but police are investigating the case from all angles.

A car jockey was seriously injured and is under intensive care at Hospital Kuala Lumpur. said The Star. At least 13 others were injured in the blast and have been warded at Hospital Kuala Lumpur and the nearby Tung Shin Hospital.

"Some of the victims were about to board a Toyota Vellfire when an explosive device fell onto them from the second floor of a building," said ACP Khairi

"The victims were patrons of a pub and residents of nearby hotels.

"A Toyota Camry, Mazda and BMW were also damaged in the explosion," he added.

It is learnt that the explosion came from underneath a car that was parked in the area. Another unexploded device, also believed to be a grenade, was found underneath another car, a Toyota Camry.

It is learnt that two explosive objects were thrown at the scene from the second floor of a building.

The case has been classified as attempted murder under the Firearms Act.

US clears way for Brunei purchase of Lockheed C-130J

By: Dan Parsons Washington DC
Source: Flightglobal.com
21:17 7 Oct 2014

The US State Department has approved the possible sale of a Lockheed Martin C-130J and six engines to the government of Brunei.

Brunei requested clearance to purchase the tactical transport, along with equipment, spare parts and associated training and logistical support for a total of $343 million, the US Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) announced on 7 October. It delivered the necessary certification to Congress for approval the previous day.

“This proposed sale will contribute to the foreign policy and national security of the United States by helping to strengthen the US-Brunei relationship, which has been a force for regional stability and economic progress in Southeast Asia,” the DSCA says. “The aircraft will enable Brunei to provide aid and assistance in greater capacities to regional allies and partners in need. Brunei should have no difficulty absorbing this aircraft into its inventory.”

Brunei proposes to use the aircraft in humanitarian assistance and disaster relief missions. It will also be operated in support of maritime patrol and search and rescue missions, the DSCA says.

The country has been considering the purchase of a C-130J since at least 2005, when an example conducted flight demonstrations there following the Aero India air show. Other aircraft being considered at the time for maritime patrol duties included the Airbus CN235 and C295, ATR 42, Beech 1900D, Bombardier Dash 8 and Saab 2000, according to reports.

any one think before if your are billionaire, u will donate to gov buy military asset？

Baru balik naik menatang ni bah.....

I though this kind of pic r cclassifieds

Btw got video on fb there detonated 2nd bom.

Quit powerful for 198x bom