that 8x8 armored vehicle ? us punya ka?

that 8x8 armored vehicle ? us punya ka?

US punya striker

Can anybody imagine wat independent scotland military will be like haha

Can anybody imagine wat independent scotland military will be like haha

Fuhh....Stryker rupanya.....ingatkan AV8 tadi....

They just gonna use their already established Royal Regiment of Scotland, just the funding will comes solely from the scots and not london anymore

Fuhh....Stryker rupanya.....ingatkan AV8 tadi....

The Army in the Pacific is starting a new deployment concept this week that sends soldiers out into the region for multiple exercises and longer stays in foreign countries that are intended to reassure partner nations and develop closer relationships as the United States continues its “rebalance” to the Pacific.

Developed out of Fort Shafter, “Pacific Pathways” also is a new Army strategy to stay relevant as large occupational land forces that are costly and slow to mobilize become less viable.

About 550 soldiers with the 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team out of Washington state and supporting units are heading to Indonesia for the exercise Garuda Shield in the first iteration of Pacific Pathways, the Army said.

The soldiers will utilize nine Stryker armored vehicles and eight helicopters.

About 500 other 2nd Stryker and supporting soldiers will head to Malaysia with 11 Stryker vehicles and three helicopters for the exercise Keris Strike, which overlaps with the Indonesia training.

The first group of 550 soldiers and others will then leapfrog over to Japan for Orient Shield, the Army said.

http://japan.stripes.com/news/army-pacific...tyle-deployment

Any guesses for scottish air force and navy?? F16 and type 26??

Tupolev Tu-22M3 with 3 Kh-32 Anti-Ship missiles. These missiles would make the BrahMos look like a firecracker.

So basically an organization where the intentions of the members are dubious at best (SCO) and with no formal military or defense treaties, a bunch of the traditionally anti-USA countries and the AU that's only interested in China from an economic perspective (they want chinese money to flow into their 3rd world nations so they can songlap develop their countries) and no formal alliances or military ties. Got it. Having friendly relations isn't the same thing as having diplomatic clout or any significant influence on the world stage because when shit hits the fan, who's gonna come back them up? I'd betting those so called "friends" you seem to think they have will disappear. You should go look up what NATO is before you come up with this weak ass comparison again. I'm not talking about some flimsy trade organizations where everyone and their dog can get in, I'm talking about some firm and concrete black and white, I will die for you, bro before hoes - military ties like NATO or the Warsaw Pact or CSTO.  I mean, if you're gonna come up with something like "the SCO is a real military alliance", then I'll know you're trolling because something like "Treaty on Deepening Military Trust in Border Regions" and "Treaty on Reduction of Military Forces in Border Regions" is something that real allies would even need. It looks more like these countries don't even trust each other.

All the country china kawan with their name sounds evil for some reason haha but we also have to rmb they are all quite small in term of gdp compared to US allies the developed countries

to think that they actually park the orion  long ago
tak bising pun 

Scotland is not that rich to begin with, more so after banks will possibly leave and cripple their economy

London may leave their scot regiment, and form somekind of defence pact later

park their planes and making our base as theirs are 2 different things altogether...

I'm not against the US having a fully strength military base here, just as long as we are getting something back in return, in terms of military hardware

US bagi FTA

Their FTA is very one sided.

U.S. Military to sell Hellfire missiles to Iraq, Jordan, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia & Qatar.


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Saab offers "100% technology transfer" in bid to secure TNI Gripen deal

Jon Grevatt, Bangkok - IHS Jane's Defence Industry
17 September 2014

Saab is offering "100% technology transfer" in its bid to supply the Indonesian Air Force (Tentara Nasional Indonesia Angkatan Udara - TNI-AU) with its JAS 39 Gripen combat aircraft, a company executive has told IHS Jane's .

The TNI-AU is understood to be considering the Gripen along with other fighter aircraft, including the Boeing F/A-18 Super Hornet and the Sukhoi Su-35, to replace its ageing Northrop F-5E Tiger II fleet before the end of the decade.

The programme will procure 16 aircraft and is projected to be valued at more than USD1 billion.

Speaking to IHS Jane's on 15 September, Kaj Rosander, head of marketing and sales in Saab Asia Pacific, said the company had a "number of discussions" with the TNI-AU and the Indonesian government in which Saab had "shared the capabilities" of the Gripen E, the single-seat derivative of the two-seat JAS 39 Gripen NG.

US bagi FTA