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azriel
post Dec 11 2015, 07:38 AM

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Nice slow motion video of a AH-64E Apache.




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post Dec 11 2015, 07:55 AM

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Indonesian PT Dirgantara rollout the locally designed & built N219 aircraft.

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nope, we already have experience operating FLIR before
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post Dec 11 2015, 10:21 AM

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INTERNATIONAL MILITARY REVIEW – SYRIA, DEC. 10, 2015



The Syrian Arab Army (SAA) and Hezbollah are pushing towards the Aleppo-Damascus highway in the Aleppo province’s southern countryside. The main clashes against the militants of Al-Nusra, Harakat Ahrar Al-Sham, and Harakat Nouriddeen Al-Zinki are continuing at the towns of Barqoum and Al-Zorba.

Separately, Al-Nusra and Harakat Ahrar Al-Sham launched a counteroffensive and attempted to capture the town of Tal Al-‘Eiss. They failed to broke the the pro-government forces’ defenses. The inability to successfully counter-attack puts the militants in a hard situation in the Aleppo province. Advancing Al-Zorba, the Syrian forces are threatening to cutoff the militants’ primary supply line from the Idlib province to the provincial capital of the Aleppo city.

The SAA made heavy gains inside the city of Daraa leaving them in striking distance of the old Daraa border-crossing with Jordan which is commonly referred to as the Al-Jamrak Crossing. The loyalists imposed full control over the al-Manshiyah district and captured several buildings inside the Daraa al-Balad quarter.

Terrorists are controlling the both major border-crossings with Jordan: Nassib and Daraa. The recent SAA operations in Daraa are aimed to decrease the flow of weapons and manpower supplied to the militants from Jordan.

On Wednesday, ISIS launched a counter-offensive at the village of Maheen in order to recover several points lost to the pro-government forces over the last three weeks. ISIS started operation with capturing the Quraytayn-Maheen checkpoint and the corresponding hill that overlooks the Christian city of Quraytayn. Then, the ISIS forces would seize two more hilltops along the Maheen-Quraytayn road after clashes with the National Defense Forces and the Syrian Social Nationalist Party. As a result of these gains, ISIS was able to reenter Maheen and retake the town.

The ISIS counter-offensive has become possible because the Syrian Arab Army’s 120th Brigade of the 2nd Division and the Assyrian “Gozarto Protection Forces” (GPF) had been moved from the Maheen-Quraytayn front to another area of the battleground.

http://southfront.org/international-milita...ia-dec-10-2015/
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post Dec 11 2015, 10:30 AM

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Friday, 11 December, 2015 | 05:34 WIB

Jokowi Commends DI for Building N219 Aircraft Independently

TEMPO.CO, Bandung - President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) said the N219 national transport airplane prototype, displayed in the hangar of state-owned aircraft maker, PT Dirgantara Indonesia (PT DI) in Bandung, West Java, on Thursday, has been built independently in Indonesia.

"I welcome the development of the N219 aircraft by the aviation industry at home. N219 is born in Indonesia for Indonesia," Jokowi said in his written address, read out by Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal and Security Affairs, Luhut Pandjaitan, at the first display of the aeroplane's prototype.

The N219 will head to head with some type in its class, namely Canadian DHC6 Twin Otter and formerly Spanish built CASA C-212 Aviocar.

Initially, the event was expected to be attended by Jokowi, who was planned to give the aircraft a name. But due to certain reasons, he asked Pandjaitan to represent him at the historic event for the Indonesian national aviation industry.

In his written address, Jokowi expressed hope that the national aircraft transport industry will expedite connectivity among remote areas and will be able to compete and penetrate the world market. He said the new aircraft is expected to speed up connectivity in the archipelago.

The aeroplane will also reinforce the country's vision in the face of aviation competition.

The multi-function N219 plane, which has been built indigenously, has been adjusted to counter the conditions of airports in the eastern regions of Indonesia. It is hoped to link isolated areas in Indonesia efficiently and at a competitive price.

Therefore, the President called on all parties to extend their support to the country's N219 aircraft. The government and PT DI continue to gather data and coordinate in order to boost PTDI to continue producing good and secure aircraft.

On the occasion, PT DI also displayed other products, namely the CN-235, N250 and N212 aircraft.

The rollout of the N219 indicated that the design and structure of the prototype of the plane has been finished and is ready to be introduced to the public.

The N219 is a 19-seat capacity passenger aircraft. The plane was built following cooperation between PTDI and the National Aviation and Space Agency (LAPAN).

LAPAN Head, Prof Dr Thomas Djamaluddin, said the maiden display and the naming of the plane has two main objectives. It aims to build independence in the national aviation industry and become part of the awakening of the national aviation industry after Indonesia launched its N250 aircraft in 1995. It also marks the beginning of a national awakening.

Thomas explained that the N219 aircraft has been built by strong human resources, who have mastered aviation technology, beginning from design, certification process to production.

"The main objective is to build independence in the development of the aviation industry," he said.

The aeroplane is categorically small, but it has a simple design and low complexity. The N219 can serve a lesson for Lapan and PT DI engineers so that they are able to produce aircraft build in Indonesia.

"The plane is designed in accordance with the conditions of isolated areas in Indonesia," Djamaluddin said.

The N219 can land on a short runway and fly over hilly topographic conditions, such as those found in Medan, North Sumatra, and Papua. A plane of this type can deal with such conditions, he added.

He also pointed out that it is able to take off from a 800-meter runway and maneuver hilly areas.

The design for the aircraft has been solely produced by Indonesian engineers.


http://en.tempo.co/read/news/2015/12/11/05...t-Independently
BorneoAlliance
post Dec 11 2015, 11:02 AM

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Does Kim Jong-un have a HYDROGEN bomb?

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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has proudly claimed that the secret state has developed a hydrogen bomb, a step up from the less powerful atomic bomb.

Experts remain skeptical about the dictator's extraordinary claims, questioning whether the backward state of North Korea has the capability and finance to produce such a deadly device. The White House later said it doubted the claims.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-33...ing-weapon.html
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post Dec 11 2015, 11:06 AM

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This Is NATO's Dream Team Of Fighters, And One "Bad Guy" That'll Try To Ruin Their Day

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This Is NATO's Dream Team Of Fighters, And One "Bad Guy" That'll Try To Ruin Their Day

The most advanced operational fighters of U.S., U.K., and French origin pose for the camera high over the Atlantic. The Raptors, Typhoons and Rafales, along with T-38 and F-15E aggressors and E-3 AWACS support, are taking part of the first international anti-access focused aerial exercise dubbed simply “Trilateral Exercise.”
http://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/this-is-n...ng_test_three_a
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post Dec 11 2015, 12:31 PM

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Danish Leopard 2A5 tanks on exercise with Apache helicopters

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http://asia.jokpeme.com/2015/12/danish-leo...n-exercise.html
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Danish Leopard 2A5 tanks on exercise with Apache helicopters

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http://asia.jokpeme.com/2015/12/danish-leo...n-exercise.html
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Only time I saw an Apache in life was when it was flying overhead in Singapore. Yes it looks so badass, I just stopped and stare until it was gone and totally forgot to amik gambar doh.gif
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QUOTE(Gregyong @ Dec 11 2015, 03:27 AM)
southfront,sputnik and RT are all Russian propaganda.......to Russians and Assad, there is no moderate rebels, they are all rebels.
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It's true to a certain extend. You can't say cutting your enemy alive and eating his liver live on cam is more moderate than burning your enemy alive in front of camera. There's no moderate.
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post Dec 11 2015, 04:08 PM

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Syrian Army Inches Closer to the Most Important Turkish Border-Crossing

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Two days ago, the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) managed to impose full control over the village of Ateiri in the Lattakian countryside whilst also advancing some 4 kilometers along the Turkish border during the past few weeks.

However, local army commanders have now set their eyes on Rabi’ah which has long been a Free Syrian Army (FSA) regional capital in Lattakia, sidelined only by the Jabhat al-Nusra stronghold of Salma. Rabi’ah is geograpchically situated less than 1 kilometer South of Ateiri. A source close to al-Masdar in Lattakia city reported that Russian jets could be heard flying above the provincial capital as of tonight.


The rebel frontline in the Lattakian governorate has largely crumbled as the SAA, National Defence Forces (NDF), Syrian Social Nationalist Party (SSNP) and Al Muqāwamat al-Sūriyah (Syrian Resistance) have captured more than a dozen villages from insurgents during the past month.

If the SAA and their allies were to capture Rabi’ah and Salma, rebels would be forced to abandon the Lattakian province and flee to Jisr al-Shughour in Idlib. Furthermore, this would have the government surround the Islamist Jaish al-Fateh coalition in the province of Idlib from 3 flanks.

Chris Tomson is a Danish military analyst for Al-Masdar News

http://www.almasdarnews.com/article/saa-ca...bel-stronghold/
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post Dec 11 2015, 04:19 PM

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US test launches anti-ballistic missile over Pacific as part of its European Shield plans

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WASHINGTON, December 11. /TASS/. The United States carried out a test launch on Thursday of an SM-3 missile, which was the first to be test-fired from an ashore site to intercept a ballistic missile of an intended enemy, as part of the country’s mooted missile shield plan in Europe, the US Missile Defense Agency (MDA) said in a statement.


http://tass.ru/en/defense/843177
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Trump’s ‘Muslim Ban’ Would Betray Military Interpreters

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The Trump campaign doesn’t seem to care. During an appearance on CNN, Trump campaign spokesperson Katrina Pierson dismissed these concerns, stating, “So what? They’re Muslim.”

This policy would not just ban Syrian refugees. It would bar entry to Muslim interpreters whose work with the U.S. military has made them targets for terrorist groups. It would be a another betrayal for a group of men and women who have fought a long battle for recognition.

The United States relies on translators to help American soldiers communicate with local people in Iraq and Afghanistan, and could need similar help in Syria. Though some American soldiers speak the local languages, the majority of interpreters are civilians contracted to accompany troops onto battlefields.

The translator corps includes both American citizens and local nationals among its ranks. Local contractors also reflect the diversity of their countries. The United States has hired Christian and Yazidi interpreters, but the majority are Muslim.


http://warisboring.com/articles/trumps-mus...y-interpreters/
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Underestimating US in Asia a ‘Severe Miscalculation’: Senior Defense Official

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The recent U.S freedom of navigation operation (FONOP) in the South China Sea, Denmark said, was a good example of how U.S. resolve could be used to ensure China’s adherence to international law. Despite criticism about the FONOP’s mixed signals, Denmark said it successfully demonstrated that there was “one global standard” for freedom of navigation, even on China’s periphery. It also proved the “real world application” of recent confidence-building measures between the two militaries, since the PLA Navy had utilized a defense telephone link to the U.S. chief of naval operations following the FONOP.

“China is more likely to play a constructive role regionally and globally when the United States, our allies and partners demonstrate our resolve to uphold the principled international order. The operation conducted by the USS Lassen in the South China Sea last month should be viewed through this lens,” he said.


http://thediplomat.com/2015/12/underestima...fense-official/
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Houthi prisoners sold to IS for 'Hollywood-style' execution

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Houthi prisoners were sold to the Islamic State group by Yemeni tribes to be executed for propaganda value, Yemeni sources have claimed.

“The Yemeni branch of IS paid to buy the Houthi prisoners, and then executed them in a Hollywood-style video,” anonymous Yemeni security sources told the Arabi21 website on Wednesday.


http://www.middleeasteye.net/news/houthi-p...tion-1257794505
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India Set to Kill a Drone Program Because All of Them Crashed

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For a little more than 20 years, India has worked on developing an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) program. The Nishant fleet built four of the drones to spy on Maoist rebels and other insurgents in the country. But now the military is closing the program because of a minor setback: they all crashed.

On November 17, the Economic Times in India reported that the fleet was already to be decommissioned since three out of four drones had crashed. Then on November 20, the last one crashed, according to Times of India. The decision had already been made to kill the fleet, but the last one just decided to drop out of the sky anyway. Maybe out of spite.

The Nishant is not the country's only drone. Their fleet includes a combination of imported and domestically built drones. But just prior to the third crash, the Army was prepared to order up eight more.

http://www.popularmechanics.com/flight/dro...f-them-crashed/
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MV-22B Experiences 'Landing Mishap' During Training Off Camp Pendleton

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An MV-22B Osprey aircraft experienced a landing mishap aboard the USS New Orleans Wednesday while conducting training, a spokesperson confirmed.

According to Capt. Brian “Scott” Villiard, public affairs officer with the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU), the Osprey attached to the MEU was carrying 22 passengers and four aircrew members when it experienced a landing mishap at around 5 p.m., as the military aircraft was flying U.S. Marines back to the USS New Orleans from a non-combatant training event ashore.

All passengers and crew members were safe and uninjured in the incident, Capt. Villiard confirmed. The USS New Orleans was operating off the coast of Camp Pendleton near north San Diego County at the time of the incident.

“The investigation is currently being conducted by VMM-166 (Reinforced), the air combat element of the 13th MEU,” Capt. Villiard explained in an email to NBC 7 Thursday morning. “Details regarding damage and events surrounding the mishap will be determined by the investigation.”


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