But still the range of s-400 is pain in the ass to counter.
Signit and an aew and su35pakfa would complete it.

This post has been edited by yinchet: Dec 7 2015, 09:57 PM

That y must happen right at their backyard then only we will see effort.
Sigh.

According to Marhalim's previous article the 6 helicopters will be jointly operated by RMAF & PUTD.

such a snug fit

but the s300 and s400 is still not battle proven. The s200 is have shown it effective especially cold war era fighters

nevertheless,

it deployments along side pantsir is gonna make US and other flight more difficult except france and the jews

it a heli tailored for special operation from it birth.. i doubt they will use it by any tom dick and harry even in the RMAF and PUTD

Kesian we need to share 6 units.
Sigh look at US airborne101 so nice they even have their own apache and lots of toys.

tak payah look far... our down under pun ada AH-64 20.. Again assime operational duty of 50%. that give 10 unit can fly at any given time

even more than us

Syrian Army Captures Final Village Along the Palmyra-Homs Highway



Earlier this morning in the western countryside of Palmyra, the Syrian Arab Army’s 67th Brigade of the 18th Tank Brigade – in coordination with Hezbollah, Liwaa Imam ‘Ali (Iraqi paramilitary), and the National Defense Forces (NDF) of Homs City and Wadi Al-Nasara – have imposed full control over the strategic Palmyra-Homs Highway after intense clashes with the Islamic State of Iraq and Al-Sham (ISIS).

According to a battlefield journalist embedded with the Syrian Arab Army’s 67th Brigade, the Syrian Armed Forces and their allies imposed full control over the Palmyra-Homs Highway after seizing the villages of Al-Bayarat and Marhatten in the western countryside of the ancient city of Palmyra over this past weekend.


With Al-Bayarat, Marhatten, and the Palmyra-Homs Highway under their control, the Syrian Armed Forces and their allies are now positioned 4km away from the western walls of Palmyra; this is the closest the pro-government forces have been to the gates of this ancient city since their failed offensive in July.

Unfortunately for the Syrian Armed Forces and their allies, the route to the western gates of Palmyra will not be easy, as the Qassoun Mountains (Jabal Qassoun) are deeply entrenched with ISIS combatants that are overlooking the entire western countryside of the city.

Last time the SAA attempted to seize the Qassoun Mountains, they were forced to withdraw from this area after suffering two dozen casualties.

http://www.almasdarnews.com/article/syrian...a-homs-highway/

The Jacel Kiram is a convenient political assassination, not that Nurul Izzah isn't a complete ass for even allowing this kind of thing to happen. Other than that, Defence is a songlap sink except for anti-riot/insurgency and anti-ISIS because they're afraid for their own skins... pendatang kena penggal not their problem

Moving on to something nicer... rather than try to replicate old Cold War style US formations with the artillery and all, why don't we focus on genuine needs like helis, patrol boats and limit our armour to IFVs... not the Twardy isn't nice to have but only the top end tanks have a chance of surviving the ATGMs now available, just focus on ATGMs and don't try to go head to head with our neighbours.

Analogy is the Russians who develop SAMs and supersonic antiship missiles in response to NATO/US focus on air and carrier power.

6 choppas... usually 2-2-2 right? Three flights... 1 operational 1 maintenance 1 reserve/training...

This post has been edited by KLboy92: Dec 7 2015, 10:19 PM

S400 battle proven or not it still pain in the ass to get lock on once enter syria airspace.
If russia manage to get some df21d from China it would be very interesting to deploys at Syria.

Turkey decries sighting of Russian ‘soldier with manpad’ on ship passing Istanbul









https://www.rt.com/news/324956-russia-turke...lations-manpad/

Is it really necessary for Russia to go to China for missile tech? I still have the impression Russia is king in all things related to ICBM.

why need df21d.. they already have K-300.. even making coastal landing in syria.. a danger for ships.

one need one russia boat sink to deploy haha

U.S. denies allegations coalition bombarded Syrian military outpost, killing three soldiers





http://www.upi.com/Top_News/World-News/201.../5181449490916/

Not really sure if russia have carrier killer missile of its own.

P800 not enough power.
Need some carrier killer. US confirm pening

Brahmos? Moskit? Cold War era AS-5 Kelts*? Tak ingat the rest
*edit: AS-4 Kitchen, AS-16 Kickback

No lar both sides trying not to provocate. Rusiya also didn't deploy medium air-to-air missiles until that stupid SU-24 incident.

This post has been edited by KLboy92: Dec 7 2015, 10:37 PM

Whatever is said about it, I'm somehow still not convinced an ICBM warhead from orbit has the necessary accuracy to hit a moving target.

I too skeptical about it as well.
Icbm never build to be precision targeting after all.

Those were not advertise as carrier killer.

They are standard antiship missile loadouts for their Backfire bombers. Mach 4+ both. Just not advertised.

As for P800, a quick wiki turned up something interesting...
Remember the recent airstrike? "Abandoned warehouse" my ass!