of course la , without it nuclear warhead, It just a high speed cruise missile that use ballistic trajectory without the precision of cruise missile also (cep 100m at best). Though it make interception harder and it were to land inside a city, i can see it explosive power but dalam hutan?

explosive wise, maybe equivalent to US maybe daisy cutter bomb

good idea also

bunker buster

daisy cutter explosive power, BTW can fit our c130 also. Ask SME ordnance to do. Next time clear sulu easier, bomb them to pieces or dust to be more specific

EKSESAIS JERUNG EMAS 60/14





[MY Joint forces]

This post has been edited by KYPMbangi: Sep 23 2014, 10:10 AM

Two more new light frigates, KRI Usman Harun and KRI John Lie have arrived in Belawan naval base, Sumatra Utara




http://medanbisnisdaily.com/news/read/2014...n/#.VCAWmlc-Zy8

This post has been edited by Frozen_Sun: Sep 23 2014, 05:31 AM

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

usman harun terrorist!

They are remembered for willingness to follow order and accept punishment as soldiers. Not remembered for their acts.

It's unfortunate that civilians were killed, all the fault belong to their commanders. Just like those US commanders that ordered specific attacks in Iraq and Afghanistan that cause many thousands of innocent civilians killed.

Usman and Harun were only soldiers, they didn't have any desire to kill civilians. Just followed orders.

banyak paskal dlaam nih, depa tak censor muka ka

Australian Army launches next generation uniform
23 September 2014 Tuesday

The Assistant Minister for Defence, Stuart Robert and Chief of Army, Lieutenant General David Morrison, AO, today launched the Australian Multicam Camouflage Uniform (AMCU) at the Chief of Army’s Exercise in Brisbane.



After 13 years of continuous operations and observations of Army uniforms in harsh environments, as well as from a continuous cycle of developing and testing equipment in the field; Defence has developed the next generation of Army uniforms for use domestically and overseas.

Mr Robert said the AMCU, which will begin to be rolled out across the Army from October, is manufactured in Australia by Australian companies.

“Defence is pleased to partner with Australian companies to manufacture the AMCU. I am confident the manufacturing of the AMCU in Australia not only supports local business, but also maintains high standards and keeps pace with current technology,” Mr Robert said.

“At the moment there are two manufacturers for the AMCU – Australian Defence Apparel (ADA) and Pacific Brands Workwear Group (PBWG).”

Lieutenant General Morrison said the AMCU represents the next generation of field and combat uniforms for our soldiers.

“Improvements to the design of the uniform will enhance a soldier’s survivability and mobility and efficiently support a soldier’s workload while still being functional in a variety of terrains and operating environments,” Lieutenant General Morrison said.

“For the first time, Army will introduce two separate uniforms. Both the AMCU field and combat variations use a tested Australian Multi-Camouflage Pattern that will take our soldiers from the bush, to the desert and into the jungle.”

The current issued Disruptive Pattern Camouflage Uniform and Australian Multicam Pattern Operational Combat Uniform will continue to be worn until all Army personnel have been issued with the AMCU.

Images of the AMCU are available at http://images.defence.gov.au/AMCU-S20142770.

http://www.army.gov.au/Our-work/News-and-m...eration-uniform

http://www.army.gov.au/Our-work/Equipment-...uflage-uniforms

This post has been edited by xtemujin: Sep 23 2014, 08:28 AM

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

A country sees its soldiers in a different way. Many killed US soldiers who had perpetrated some questionable acts in Afghanistan and Iraq are also considered heroes by many Americans. Other countries also do the same.

It isn't easy to explain this phenomenon to people from other countries.

Indonesians currently don't blame Singapore for the executions of Usman Harun, because Singapore has the right to perform the execution. B

Usman and Harun are still a symbol of steadfastness and willingness to follow orders. It may be confusing, but both of them are respected for their life sacrifice, regardless of what they did.

have to agree with this..captain of USS Vincennes shot down plane full of civilians, balik US dpt medal...

Sos dari official fb page tuh, dah lepas clear la tu kot

If there is a need for PERSEC, the official FB sources would have masked the faces.

Now the ordinary users are talking about PERSEC and masking the faces from the official photos by themselves.

Actually, you are not supposed to alter the official photos.

This post has been edited by xtemujin: Sep 23 2014, 09:35 AM

If you check the news that I include with the post...the Indonesian government is sensible enough to ban any press coverage of KRI Usman Harun. Both ships arrived on Saturday and when this news is published...it is believed that both ships have cleared the Malacca strait and on their way to Surabaya.

KRI Usman Harun will be assigned in Armatim, the Eastern Fleet

No need for unnecessary political tensions

German Navy reportedly has only 5 helicopters in working condition in its entire fleet!


A Bundesmarine Sea Lynx

According to reports, the German Navy (Bundesmarine) has been forced to ground nearly all but 1 of their 22 Reconnaisance/ASW Sea Lynx helicopters due to discovery of dangerous structural damages to the airframes during inspections. As 6 Lynx helicopters are also away on scheduled maintenance, the 1 remaining helicopter are practically all is left of the Bundeswehr Sea Lynx fleet at the time being. Repairs on the airframes involved is estimated to last sometime until 2015.

Confounding these problems are the Bundesmarine's 21 elderly CH-53 Sea Kings are also mostly in a state on non-operability as a result of their move from Norholdz to Kiel. Their new base as it found out, is ill equipped to handle large helicopter operations and is in need of reconstruction to accommodate the Sea King helicopters and most the Sea King helicopters are at the moment grounded until suitable facilities are built. Currently only 4 CH-53 helicopters are available in working condition. As a result these 5 (1 Sea Lynx and 4 CH-53 Sea King) helicopters are practically all that is available for the entire Bundeswehr naval fleet for operations.

The unexpected incident has forced the Bundeswehr to ask for help from allied nations for aerial naval support for its ships currently deployed for Operation Enduring Freedom and anti-piracy missions in the Gulf of Aden. The incident has caused shock for the German defence Minister Ursula van der Leyen.


News Link: From German language site-use Google translate

This post has been edited by MilitaryMadness: Sep 23 2014, 10:20 AM

tau dari MAB
tu yg aku pelik,
dlu siap keluar guide line lagi pasla sf censorship!

Pakistan Navy ship PNS SAIF and PNS NASR port call, port klang

PNS SAIF


PNS NASR


Comm. Abdul Razak welcomes the pakistani crew


[NAVY]

This post has been edited by KYPMbangi: Sep 23 2014, 10:19 AM

PLA tests Chinese version of US Longbow FCS radar

The PLA is currently running tests on various airframes to accommodate a new milimeter-wave FCS radar, similar to the US Longbow, into its Z-9, Z-19 and WZ-10 attack helicopter fleet.

The radar is a parallel development of the Chinese AKD-10 laser-guided ATGM and is expressly developed to enhance the missile delivery system. The AKD-10 is similar in form and function as the US Hellfire missile and is expected to become the standard loadout of the WZ-10 attack helicopter and various Chinese combat UAVs in the near future.

It is suggested by experts that the air-to-ground capabilities of China's attack helicopter fleet will be greatly enhanced after the radar is accepted into service and used in tandem with the AKD-10 missile.


A Z-19 light attack helicopter used as a test airframe for the new FCS radar system

Saudi Nuclear weapons already 'on order' from Pakistan

In light of its disapproval regarding recent US rapprochement to Iran, Saudi Arabia is seriously considering purchasing nuclear weapons for itself. The Saudi leadership is concerned that gradual lifting of Iranian sanctions by the US may encourage an accelerated Iranian nuclear weapons program.

According to the BBC, Saudi Arabia has covertly made a deal with Pakistan, itself an Iran rival, for nuclear weapons development to use against Iran. Reports say according to a senior NATO official, reports exists of "Pakistani-made nuclear weapons sitting in depots awaiting immediate delivery to Saudi Arabia" under the threat of an Iranian nuclear weapon. The Saudi leadership has indicated on numerous occasions to US envoys stating that if 'Iran crosses the threshold, we will get nuclear weapons'. The report is further corroborated by the former head of Israeli Intelligence, General Amos Yadlin, who stated that if Iran obtains a nuclear weapon "Saudi Arabia will not wait for a month. They have paid for the bomb. They will go to Pakistan and bring back what they need".

It is known that the Saudi leadership has covertly financed and co-developed Pakistani nuclear weapons research, including the visit of Defense minister Prince Abdul Aziz al-Saud to the Pakistani Nuclear research facility in 1999 and 2002 and met with renowned nuclear scientist Abdul Qadeer Khan. Although Saudi Arabia itself is a signatory of the non-proliferation NFA treaty, it has argued efforts to ensure the middle east is a Nuclear weapons-free zone has been severely undermined by the alleged existence of Israeli nuclear weapons.


Satellite photos taken in 2013 showing an undisclosed Saudi Ballistic missile base at Al-Watah, 200 miles south-west of Riyadh


News Link: BBC: Saudi Nuclear weapons already 'on order' from Pakistan

Royal Thailand Navy combined exercise