like murican 5.56 not effective against taliban in iraq afghan

now developing new round to replace 5.56

cant remember the caliber..

Haha like that ka....

Basically saying some stories say when police and soldiers sometimes shoot at the sulu gunmen with M16 or M4 with 5.56mm bullet, sometimes they can still run away. Maybe died later or something, but when hit can still move when they are hit.

But when they were hit with 7.62mm bullet from SLR or HK11 machine gun, usually they drop dead instantly.

Black rifle? M16?

Earlier M16 variants use 7.62mm IINM

6.5 bullet will more heavy to carry, even Chinese also experience 5.8 also little more heavy.
for US body size maybe ok。

agree， got pro and cons,  our asean more small size, if a army personal carry 6.5mm in 6xCartridge than alot heavy already.

we deployed F/A-18Ds, Hawks, Adnans and MIFVs

yeah, I'd say it was as decent a war as you get around these parts.
No mang, European gendarmerie memang is like what you described in your original post. We seem to subscribe more to US model of policing with heavily armed policemen so we have no real need for gendarmerie.

Is it me or do I not see any Exocets equipped on the Handalan class ships?

rmaf a400m transporting the ec725

do you know how old are their weapons? 

Accuracy International is very prestigious in the field of sniper weapons design. Surprised you didn't know.

Trawler, Barge Hijacked 62 Nautical Miles Off Bintulu Port



A trawler and a barge, said to be on their way to Port Klang from Tawau, Sabah, were reported to have been hijacked about 62 nautical miles off the Bintulu Port, at about 8.30 pm last Tuesday.

However, Bintulu District 12 Maritime Director, Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) Maritime Captain Aminuddin Abdul Rashid said the trawler, 'Ever Ocean Silk', and barge, 'Ever Giant', were found at 3.24 pm yesterday by the agency's maritime ship, KM Jepak, about 30 nautical miles off Bintulu Port.

"All the 10 crew are safe and unharmed, but there are still in trauma," he said in a statement here Thursday.

He said the trawler and barge were hijacked by a group of robbers armed with machetes who not only took away the communication equipment, but also siphoned the diesel into their boats.

However, he said the number of robbers could not be ascertained, but they were in two boats.

Aminuddin said two MMEA vessels, KM Jepak and KM Tabah, as well as Bot Penggalang 33, were sent to track the trawler and the barge soon after the agency received a report on the missing boats.

He said the trawler and barge were reportedly laden with 2,499 tonnes of palm oil worth RM14.99 million.

Bernama News

# zhuhai airshow .mini rocket system.... 

I think anybody sitting inside any type of rocket/missile launcher vehicle while they are launching it will be screwed. I think standard procedure is for everyone to get the hell away if you value your hearing. 

Probably not very conducive to vehicle crew's hearing.

kurrwaaa~

nice

can the Av8s go over those kelapa sawit bangkais? even the Adnans/MIFVs have hard going man

the chap with the swagger stick, general siapa tu?

For LCS ie Gowind? sorry, I think ALL those names... don't sound good

I like the Royal Navy and old Imperial Japanese Navy naming conventions - the RN tries to name them the same letter or theme (ie county-class) while the IJN includes some of their famous mountains; both of them as well as many other navies reuse historic names of retired ships.

I think mountains are nice. How about:

KD Kinabalu
KD Tahan
KD Ledang
KD Korbu
KD Jerai
KD Murud/Mulu

I never liked the idea of naming ships after people.

inb4 KD Najib Razak