Recover fast bro
mesti banyak minum ubat kapor kan

Still remember those 1990s photos of Bears intercepted by Tornados

edit: How time flies.







This post has been edited by sniper on the roof: Apr 15 2015, 01:24 PM

Interceptors je berubah.... yg diintercept tu je maintain

Since the 1950's.

US aircraft interception photos even more contrast.. From delta dart all the way to F-22

Eurofighter Typhoon Presentation In Indonesia. The Indonesian media was given the opportunity to see the Typhoon Mock-Up at PT. DI hangar. Photos by Angkasa Magz.





https://twitter.com/angkasa_magz

This post has been edited by azriel: Apr 16 2015, 11:10 AM

who's that in the photo?

macam an older and whiter version of Obama le.

US$11.5bn spent by China to expand disputed Fiery Cross Reef



China has spared no expense on its land reclamation activities in the South China Sea, spending an estimated 73.6 billion yuan (US$11.5 billion) on expanding Fiery Cross Reef in the Spratlys alone, reports our Chinese-language sister paper China Times.

For at least a year, China has been actively reclaiming land on seven islands in the Spratly islands, which are also claimed by countries including Vietnam and the Philippines. The largest (natural) island in the archipelago, Taiping, is held by Taiwan.

Fiery Cross Reef, which has been expanded to become the largest "island" in the Spratlys with a total surface area of 0.96 kilometers, is said to have cost the Chinese government 73.6 billion yuan (US$11.5 billion), excluding buildings and other fixed equipment constructed on the reef.

The cost was estimated by civil engineer scholars, who stated that it costs around 75 yuan (US$12.07) to deliver each cubic meter of earth and stone to Fiery Cross, with other materials costing about 41 yuan (US$6.60) per cubic meter.

Other reefs reportedly being expanded in the Spratlys by China include Cuarteron Reef, Mischief Reef, Johnson South Reef, Hughes Reef, Gaven Reef and Subi Reef.

According to Zhang Huiming, director of the Yangtze River Delta Research Institute at Fudan University in Shanghai, one of the main reasons China has been so forceful in defending its claim over the Spratlys is the wealth of natural resources in the region. Apart from being rich in oil and gas and fish, the South China Sea also provides many key maritime routes, he added.

http://www.wantchinatimes.com/news-subclas...000103&cid=1101

Swarm robots poised to fly amid acquisitions and military investment





Read more : http://www.zdnet.com/article/swarm-robots-...ary-investment/

This post has been edited by BorneoAlliance: Apr 15 2015, 05:51 PM

http://en.tempo.co/read/news/2015/04/15/05...on-in-Indonesia

Same with US b52... old but still gold

I don't expect much, but I figured probably most people in the world knew who Muhammad Ali Jinnah was.....


This post has been edited by MilitaryMadness: Apr 15 2015, 08:05 PM

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This post has been edited by IReallyNeed Answers: Apr 16 2015, 12:21 AM

As my knowledge of world politicians past and present extends beyond Barack Obama, probably I am one.

Need to sharpen your Google-Fu there brader.

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This post has been edited by IReallyNeed Answers: Apr 16 2015, 12:22 AM

Really!
The way the line was structured, complete with question mark in the end sure made me see that as a question. The bit about the Jinnah/Obama resemblance also really marked the 'rhetorical question' as stupid and infantile. I advise on the need for new glasses.

Probably the 'quality' of your earlier posts in this forum threw me off, but hey, probably that's just me. When people reply to your posts with nonsense like this, see how you feel.

PLA and Indian Army troops in Sino-Indian border area hold joint ceremony to celebrate Vasakhi



Indian and Chinese troops today held a ceremonial Border Personnel (BP) meeting along Sino-India border in Ladakh sector of Jammu and Kashmir and agreed to uphold peace and tranquility along the LAC.

A ceremonial Border Personal meeting was held today between Indian Army and Peoples Liberation Army (PLA) of China on the occasion of 'Vasakhi Festival', PRO, Defence, Northern Command, Col S D Goswami said.

"The meeting was held in Chushul sector of Eastern Ladakh. The delegations were lead by Brigadier J K S Virk of the Indian side and senior Colonel from the Chinese side," he said.

The ceremonial border personal meeting included the ceremonial address by both delegations leaders which was composed of exchange of greetings, wishes, vote of thanks and reflected the mutual desire of maintaining and improving relations at the functional level on the border, the PRO said.

Col Goswami said "a cultural programme showcasing the vibrant Indian culture and traditional grandeur was organised by the Indian Army".

"Both the delegations interacted in a free, congenial and cordial environment," Col Goswami said, adding that "the delegations parted amidst feeling of friendship and commitment towards enhancing the existing cordial relations and maintaining peace along the Line of Actual Control (LAC)".

"Both sides also sought to build on the mutual feeling of upholding the treaties and agreements signed between the governments of the two countries to maintain peace and tranquillity along the LAC," Col Goswami said.

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This post has been edited by IReallyNeed Answers: Apr 16 2015, 12:23 AM

^^^
Whatever, dude.

Singapore military chief reaffirms SAF-PLA military ties with six-day visit to China



China and Singapore have agreed on concrete initiatives to deepen their defence relationship after Chief of Defence Force, Lieutenant-General Ng Chee Meng (left), met People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Chief of General Staff, General Fang Fenghui (right).

Lieutenant General Ng is on a six-day introductory visit to China until Saturday at the invitation of General Fang. Both exchanged views on the regional security situation and the state of bilateral defence cooperation, Singapore's Ministry of Defence (MINDEF) said in a news release on Tuesday (Apr 14).

MINDEF added that both armed forces chiefs committed to expanding interactions with each other under the Four-Point Consensus which was agreed on between Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen and China's Minister of National Defence Chang Wanquan during Dr Ng's visit to China last November.

Lieutenant General Ng also called on General Chang, and both reaffirmed the excellent state of bilateral relations on the 25th anniversary since diplomatic ties were established. They also noted the good progress made in military cooperation.

MINDEF said Lieutenant General Ng’s visit to Beijing underscores the warm and growing ties between both countries and is the latest in a regular exchange of high-level bilateral and defence visits.