yay new thread

repost back old pictures

the logs is huge, especially if we keep posting pictures that amounts up to 1000 pages

pastu tengok server crash, habis semua content

somebody gotta rip this thing in HD and upload it

“On 16th April 1996, I was on a routine rocket firing training flight with a squadron mate on an Aermacchi MB339A jet trainer. Our target was a rocky outcrop Island in the South China Sea. During one of the firing passes, the aircraft suffered serious flight control surface failure resulting in a spiral dive at 2000 feet AMSL. Split second decision to eject was made and both of us were saved by our Mk-IT-10F seats. Thanks to Martin-Baker's seat, we lived to tell our story. I was registered as the 4915th member of the Tie Club and my friend became the 4916th. We are proud (not by choice) to be part of an exclusive band of brothers whose lives were spared by seats with rocket packs."

Lt Col Sebastian A. William RMAF

Ejectee # 4915

https://www.facebook.com/?flyingspaghettimonster=logo#!/Ma...?type=1&theater

During Subang International Air Carnival 2014, I asked one of the dudes at MiG simulator booth, and they said that she has already been transfered to C-130 since she got married. Expectant mothers shouldn't be flying fighter jets I guess.

Majlis penghormatan terakhir dan persemadian isteri kepada Lt Kdr Lee Vee Weng TLDM di Muar. TLDM turut menghantar wakil dalam majlis tersebut yang diketuai oleh Kept Chan Peng Cheong. TLDM mengucapkan takziah atas kehilangan saudara.



https://www.facebook.com/NavyTheBest/posts/852545434764907

This post has been edited by wanvadder: Sep 12 2014, 11:10 AM

https://www.facebook.com/kerisstrike?fref=n...?type=1&theater



U.S. Soldiers from 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division react to simulated enemy contact, during a Mounted Stryker convoy demonstration for Malaysian Army Soldiers, at KDP, Malaysia, Sep. 15, during bilateral exercise Keris Strike 14. KS14 contributes to a regional peacekeeping capability in Asia, which in turn fosters important worldwide peacekeeping operations. (Photo courtesy of 2nd Infantry Division of the Malaysian Armed Forces)

Bot tempur TLDM dilaporkan terputus hubungan di perairan Sabah
KUALA LUMPUR: Bot tempur TLDM CB 204 dilaporkan terputus hubungan ketika dalam perjalanan ke Gugusan Semarang Peninjau.

Posisi terakhir CB 204 adalah pada 20 batu nautika Timur laut Pulau Mengalum kira-kira pukul 1.05 petang tadi.

KD PAUS telah ditugaskan untuk mengiringi CB 204 dan telah berlepas dari Pangkalan TLDM Kota Kinabalu (PTKK) pada jam 5.05 petang Ahad.

Pada jam 5.10 petang Bilik Operasi Markas Wilayah Laut 2 (MWL 2) telah menerima panggilan dari KD PAUS memaklumkan bahawa kapal dan bot tempur itu akan berpatah balik ke PTKK kerana cuaca buruk.

Namun pada jam 5.11 petang, kapal telah gagal berkomunikasi dengan bot tersebut.

KD PAUS turut melancarkan pencarian antara Pulau Mangalum dan Pulau Gaya tetapi gagal ditemui.

Kapal APMM telah ditugaskan bagi menyertai operasi mencari dan menyelamat ini.

BERITA LANJUT MENYUSUL

Sauce: http://www.astroawani.com/news/show/bot-te...-sabah-45389?cp

SAR ops underway

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EC-725, that is a CSAR capable aircraft with FLIR and spotlight already mounted

We have that one, auxiliary police units. If we follow your concepts, arm specific aux polices unit with special equipment, that would be perfect.

Bajet 2015

161. To increase the readiness of ATM's personnel and assets, RM7 billion will be allocated to purchase and maintain the defence assets. Apart from this, the welfare of armed forces personnel will also be improved, including health services and housing.

162. Meanwhile, to improve maritime safety, APMM will be allocated RM393 million. This is for improving operational efficiency and the purchase of seven new patrol vessels.

163. Jabatan Sukarelawan Malaysia or RELA under the Ministry of Home Affairs will continue to be a voluntary agency to assist the security forces to maintain peace and security of the nation. A sum of RM117 million will be allocated to strengthen the role of RELA, particularly for training and capacity building.

http://www.nst.com.my/node/41524

RM17.7 billion is allocated to the Malaysian Armed Forces while RM9.1 billion is allocated to the Royal Malaysian Police.

http://www.therakyatpost.com/news/2014/10/...es-budget-2015/

This post has been edited by wanvadder: Oct 10 2014, 06:27 PM

Bajet 2015





https://www.facebook.com/MalaysiaMilitaryPo...?type=1&theater

Laporan Lengkap Bahagian Pertahanan

http://www1.treasury.gov.my/data/anggaran/b60.pdf

This post has been edited by wanvadder: Oct 14 2014, 09:15 PM

That's a PADS, a 40k USD parachute, that's gone straight to the ISIS. A specialized parachute, it can steer itself, got GPS built-in, and substantially much expensive drop system.

M28 Parachute Cargo Bag Webbing - 400 USD
PADS Extraction System - 28k USD
GPS Heavy Duty - 3k USD
Parachute - 40k USD
Honeycomb impact absorbing materials - some few dollars, 4 probably.
Dropping air supplies into the enemy - priceless

There are some things ISIS can't buy, but for everything else, there's US Air Force

So yeah, that's some good airdrop going on there

This post has been edited by wanvadder: Oct 23 2014, 09:59 AM

semoga berjaya.

Bravo Zulu and well done to Malaysian Armed Forces, particularly the Royal Malaysian Navy for the success of Black Shark Torpedo firing from our Submarine KD Tun Razak.









https://www.facebook.com/pagemkatm/posts/765228873548477

On the more lighter side of news...

82 soldiers get to sit SPM

KOTA BARU: Army private Mohd Ropi Isa still has a pang of regret for leaving school after completing only his Form Three years ago.

Now at 24 years old, he is taking his Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examinations for the first time to raise his educational qualification.

Serving in the 18th Batallion of the Royal Malay Regiment in Pengkalan Chepa here, Ropi said as he did not do well in his studies then, he chose to quit school when friends coaxed him to do so after his Penilaian Menengah Rendah examination (PMR).

“That was the worst decision that I have ever made and I have regretted it ever since. Luckily, I managed to join the army with my PMR qualification several years ago.

“I realise now that I have to at least pass the SPM (examinations) to advance in my career and find a better job after completing military service,” he said when met before sitting for his first paper, Bahasa Melayu 1 paper, yesterday.

Ropi, from Batu Gajah in Tanah Merah, Kelantan, is one of 82 soldiers from the 8th Infantry Brigade sitting for SPM at the Armed Forces’ community transformation centre in Desa Pahlawan camp here.

Of the candidates, 20 were taking the examinations for the first time.

Corporal Amirsah Jauharan, 31, from the 8th Battalion of the Royal Signals Regiment, also based here, is re-sitting SPM, which he first took 14 years ago.

Amirsah, who is the oldest soldier among the candidates sitting for the exam, said he had worked hard to better the results he obtained from his first sitting.

“I have been attending classes organised by the Education Corps here regularly since February. We also had tuition classes besides study groups,” said Amirsah, who is from Kudat, Sabah.

8th Brigade’s education officer, Lieutenant-Colonel Abdul Rahman Abdul Hamid, said this was the first time that the Malaysian Examination Syndicate had allowed an army camp to be converted into an examination centre.

“A centre can be opened with a minimum 70 candidates and we have 82 students. Previously, soldiers had to sit for the examination at schools like other students.”

http://www.nst.com.my/node/49317