Anyone knows where we can purchase a flir?

If anyone is curious, the RPG the guy is carrying (which is actually a chinese-made Type 69 grenade launcher) has a HE-airburst warhead for anti-personnel duties.

On impact, the warhead will detonate a small explosive charge to 'bounce' itself to a height of 2 meters where it then detonate the main charge and scatters 800 steel ball bearings along with it.

By the way Yinchet explained it, I have the impression a UAV will crash anytime satellite signal is lost. Surely UAV designers have anticipated signal loss to be a potential problem? That's why I said I heard something regarding a UAV autopiloting home in case this happens.

I not fully agreed with the article.
Using the similar engine as su-35/30 hardly underpowered at all.
Besides they are already start using the latest version engine and break climb rate record recently.
Not sure about their aesa radar though.
I do believe their rcs is smaller than what the article or source on the net have suggested though beside it is still classified info.

Those Russian military advisors should really kick those Syrian forces' asses into attention. With some semblance of proper discipline and tactics, they could've had a much better situation than they are now in.

Normally the TOW operators are quite far, up to 4km away. However in this case the speed of the TOW to the tank suggest the operator was less than 1km away. Even with covering infantry also, no one can scan 360° all the time.

Exercise Kocha Singa 2016.

Earlier today, our Chief of Army, BG Melvyn Ong and Royal Thai Army (RTA) Commander-in-Chief General, Teerachai Nakwanich co-officiated the closing ceremony of Exercise Kocha Singa 2016.

Our Chief shared, "Today, as we see the end of the exercise, again, it is a testimony of the good friendship and partnership between the Royal Thai Army and the Singapore Army. To that, I am very grateful for the hospitality, training, and support they have given to our troops."

The 18th series of the bilateral exercise, held in Thailand from 15 to 26 Feb, saw the participation of over 800 soldiers from the 40th Battalion, Singapore Armoured Regiment and Headquarters 8th Singapore Armoured Brigade, as well as the Royal Thai Army's (RTA) 1st Infantry Battalion, 14th Infantry Regiment.