true, but political situation in both countries can still be considered risky.. although did improve tremendously

well, if not wary small tiny dot will be overrun.. build up of forces are for deterrent.. offensive or not it is up to u to speculate.. msia should focus on it real problems at hand... terrorism n pinoy

with the power of jericho and holy divine spirit of jehovah, insyallah no evil dares to come near..

kacau tourism n palm industry bro... cause fear too... our eastern bros dont deserve that

cruise missile? ballistic ler... i think it is supported by prc's guiding, positioning via satellite system

saudi use it against shia iran?

terminal not mach 10?

i think the kinetic energy does matter too..

betul jugak... but can also carry biological and chemical warheads right?

usman harun terrorist!

both the perpetrator and the instigator should be condemn.. act of terrorism was executed without uniform... on a civilian building, memang ada civilian mati

same for suicide bombers, same for war mongering american troops, same for ww2 japanese n nazi soldiers.. same for kiram aswell

soldiers in uniform against military with civilian collateral.. usmanharun was targeting civilian.. wasnt sg at that time, it was malaya i think..

did it with uniform against what he thought was a threat... it was a mistake not on purpose

looks so old

to be used with df21?

whose gps? and whose satellite..

they were soldier carrying out duty without uniforms... they were covert ops aka spys... caught dont need 2 follow geneva convention?

France launches fresh Iraq strikes as country mourns hostage

France launched a fresh round of air strikes in Iraq on Thursday (Sep 25) and pledged more support for Syrian opposition forces as it upped its fight against Islamic State militants after the beheading of hostage Herve Gourdel.

PARIS: France launched a fresh round of air strikes in Iraq on Thursday (Sep 25) and pledged more support for Syrian opposition forces as it upped its fight against Islamic State militants after the beheading of hostage Herve Gourdel.



President Francois Hollande pledged "determination, composure and vigilance" in the face of threats issued by IS militants sowing terror in Iraq and Syria, and announced flags nationwide would be flown at half-mast for three days from Friday to mourn the mountaineer's loss......

Paris opposed the 2003 invasion of Iraq but was one of the first to sign up for an active role in the US-led campaign against the IS group. It has six Rafale fighter jets and just under 1,000 soldiers based in the United Arab Emirates, and on Friday carried out its first air strike on IS targets in Iraq, destroying a logistics depot....

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/world/...sh/1381418.html

Allies hit IS oil targets in Syria to choke 'network of death'

American, Saudi and Emirati warplanes hit oil installations in eastern Syria controlled by Islamic State militants, broadening the campaign they launched this week beyond military targets to economic assets.

The strikes against the refineries killed 14 militants but also left five civilians dead, including a child, said the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a Britain-based monitoring group. The raids came as Obama urged leaders gathered at the UN General Assembly to join the coalition and convinced the Security Council to back a resolution aimed at stemming the flow of foreign fighters joining IS.



Belgium and The Netherlands committed warplanes to Iraq and Britain said its parliament would vote Friday on following suit. "The United States of America will work with a broad coalition to dismantle this network of death," Obama told the UN. "Today I ask the world to join in this effort."....



More than 50 nations have joined the US-led coalition against IS, including key Arab states, and in recent days more countries have promised concrete military support. Joining France, Belgium and The Netherlands said they would each send six F-16 fighter bombers to take part in the air campaign in Iraq....

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/world/...ts/1381256.html

commercial plane? they cant even build car or even motorbike i think..

small production only... not large scale, that's a whole diff ball game

its like you make 2 cars n you consider yourself a carmaker... dont brain right? college kids can do that too...

unless you make 2 f-22 a year... at least ok, but for mass market planes, make 2 only... cannot la

tq

it matters... or not will end up like protong... can design can proto doesnt mean can mass... if cannot mass with economics of scale, might as well buy...

true... but if you want to do it urself make sure it is something high tech and others cant do it... that way mass production or not or whether it makes economic sense or not doesnt matter anymore...

they could have done a better job designing it in the first time.. bottom no rail too?

i see...

watch too much sci fi / cartoon?

got national brand but kaput already... they cant design and high tech parts are mostly imported

they could have done a better job designing it in the first time.. bottom no rail too?

i see...

watch too much sci fi / cartoon?

got national brand but kaput already... they cant design and high tech parts are mostly imported

they could have done a better job designing it in the first time.. bottom no rail too?

i see...

watch too much sci fi / cartoon?

got national brand but kaput already... they cant design and high tech parts are mostly imported

flying at sea is very diff... u have wave, up n down... u have wind... u have change in air density... u have storm

coz thai tak pandai perang...

msia increase petrol..

but does new mean advance? could be building obsolete design?

one step behind Japanese, Taiwan and South Korean? i doubt but definitely behind US atm..