because they have this



those safety feature no need lah.. if see another car sure crush under it

This post has been edited by thpace: Mar 5 2015, 07:36 PM

look more fierce? terrex win.. av8 look fat

weapon system? I would prefer a remote weapon station like on the terrex rather than the sharpshooter turret.. personal preference though

add-on armor system.. what we see are all basic configuration.. I have yet to see our av8 with bolt-on space armor and era. So i cant say much

Plus actual protection is secret... unless some personal would like to reveal

this turret gooding


This post has been edited by thpace: Mar 5 2015, 08:06 PM

30mm is for their bionix, not the terrex
looks kinda same but their role is different, one is ifv another is icv

Another indian air force plane crash.. seems that their planes is falling left and right..

got but in own memory... no camera allowed inside production area

Turkish F4 also recently crash, both pilot killed

I think this one is a dual-crash right?

look like this is latest 5th march one, also another F4

the previous dual was on Feb. 24 in the Eastern Anatolian province of Malatya, resulting in the death of four pilots on board.

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/two-dead-...2&NewsCatID=341

This post has been edited by thpace: Mar 5 2015, 10:19 PM

mcm the gun use in chappie movie

I see..

Dunno where you got the 30mm protection from? its not that high level like bionix, I say just on par with anoa

But that dun matter as its role is a personnel carrier only

Also terrex is actually lighter, about 4 tonnes lighter than av8

Hari ni OPS DAULAT started..... sejarah tu.

http://m.thejakartapost.com/news/2015/03/0...s-ri-envoy.html

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AIRCRAFT CARRIER AND PART OF ITS ESCORT “SUNK” BY FRENCH SUBMARINE DURING DRILLS OFF FLORIDA



If you thought aircraft carriers were invincible you were wrong.

On Mar. 4, the French Ministry of Defense released some interesting details, about the activity conducted by one of its nuclear-powered attack submarine (SNA) in the waters of the North Atlantic Ocean.

According to French MoD website (that is no longer online, even if you can still find a cached version of the article titled “Le SNA Saphir en entraînement avec l’US Navy au large de la Floride”), the Saphir submarine has recently taken part in a major exercise with the U.S. Navy off Florida.

The aim of the exercise was joint training with U.S. Carrier Strike Group 12 made by the aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt, several Ticonderoga or Arleigh Burke-class frigates and a type of submarine Los Angeles, ahead of their operational deployment.

The scenario of the drills saw some imaginary states assaulting American economic and territorial interests; threats faced by a naval force led by USS Theodore Roosevelt.

During the first phase of the exercise, the Saphir was integrated into the friendly force to support anti-submarine warfare (ASW) by cooperating with U.S. P-3C Orion P-8A Poseidon MPA (Maritime Patrol Aircraft): its role was to share all the underwater contacts with the other ASW assets.

In the second phase of the exercise, the Saphir was integrated with the enemy forces and its mission was to locate the aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt and its accompanying warships and prepare to attack the strike group.

While the fictious political situation deteriorated, the Saphir quietly slipped in the heart of the multi-billion-dollar aircraft carrier’s defensive screen, while avoiding detection by ASW assets.

On the morning of the last day, the order to attack was finally given, allowing the Saphir to pretend-sinking the USS Theodore Roosevelt and most of its escort.

Although we don’t really know many more details about the attack and its outcome, the scripted exercise its RoE (Rules of Engagement), the simulated sinking of a U.S. supercarrier proves the flattop’s underwater defenses are not impenetrable.

This is the reason why modern subs often train with aircraft carriers: they pose a significant threat to powerful Carrier Strike Groups.

Obviously, this was not the first time a submarine scored a simulated carrier kill with torpedo attacks.

For instance, in 2007 HMCS Corner Brook, a Canadian diesel-electric submarine “sunk” UK’s Illustrious during an exercise in the Atlantic.

http://theaviationist.com/2015/03/05/us-ai...r-sunk-by-subs/

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