sightings of airforce one and ospreys in KK... anyone saw it?

weird seeing us army in dark blue now

Hari ahad kena kerja... Commander say I need no. 5 uniform to attend below... no.5 panas nak mampos, so i jaga pintu with no.4 je...

Msia ada tak?






https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remembrance_Day
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remembrance_S...eas_Territories

what's the standard round for 5.56 msia is using? ball? or hollow point? what's the rifle msia is using? m4? barrel length? 60 grain?

dont msia have 7.65 in the form of gpmg or designated squad/section marksman?

it is only unsuited when fired from a rifle/mg held by a infantry... not so when mounted..

does the convention apply for use against terrorist/non-state sponsored combatant? how about law enforcement? or does it only apply to international warfare? are we facing more threats from insurgents/terrorist or state aggressors?

tanya je... knp buntot sakit

uni pertahanan tak ajar ke?

which?

The Republic of Singapore Air Force

Having been away from Exercise Wallaby for five years, the Fighters from 145 SQN are back for this annual Exercise in Australia! To the Fighters, Exercise Wallaby is important as it enhances training realism, offers a larger airspace to train in and sharpens coordination with ground troops and aviators from other platforms - all essential to strengthen our war-fighting capabilities. Yesterday, you watched how they performed GBU-12 bomb drops; now check out these photos to see how the 145 SQN Hornets get their Game On with the help of our Air Force Engineers! Swift and Valiant!

dunno leh... am not from airforce

inb4 melted duct tape

lelz... besi burok best against insurgence... probably msia should keep its old planes just in case sulu comes back

dunno leh

rmaf still sticking with mrca? shouldnt it focus on air superiority considering indon is getting the advance su35?

Embedded in Northern Afghanistan: The Resurgence of the Taliban

In late September, the Taliban launched an offensive against Kunduz, a provincial capital in northern Afghanistan, capturing key buildings and freeing hundreds of prisoners from the city’s jail.

The offensive sparked a fierce battle between the militants and government forces, supported by US airstrikes. After several days of fighting, Afghan troops recaptured the city, and took down the Taliban's flag from the central square.

American planes targeted Taliban positions, but at the beginning of October, a hospital run by medical charity Doctors Without Borders (Médecins Sans Frontières) was hit, killing 22 hospital staff and patients, with many seriously injured. The Pentagon later admitted that the strike was a mistake.

Gaining exclusive access to the Taliban, VICE News filmmaker Nagieb Khaja spoke to fighters that briefly took control of Kunduz — the first major city to fall to the group since it was ousted from power in 2001.

PLA is a treat we are unable to face even with all our budget being spent on defence while against indo we can form an effective deterrent

if we are to get another group of multi role, then there's no more dedicated air superiority fighters? depend land based anti air?

just wondering..

lelz... now peenoise can brag they have a fighter or rather trainer.. any news of munition with it?

tq for sharing... very horrifying indeed

msia better get S400 BUK

yea... just saw, not cheap