Full control over Malaysia. Meaning Malaysia army wiped out, all Malaysian government removed and replaced with a gov.
Look USA defeat Iraq army but it didn't stop there. The insurgency lasted over 10 years

It depend on the war objectives and achieving it would be considered victory.
It could be disable the enemey government or to force a surrender of the enemy government or to annex the state.

Thing is easier say than done.
Shock and awe needed massive preparation.
For example sg have to call back most of the f15 and f16 from overseas, they also have to ask uncle sam to get most of their missile stockpile in gaum.
Such drastic movement will raise suspicious to all neighbours country.

CIWS in many Naval "think" already outdated weapon. due to, only refer to (Goalkeeper & Phalanx ciws gun)

1) Due to fire rate 4xxx/per minutes, base on  ammunition have,  CIWS ammunition can empty in 1-2 minutes
2) CIWS only fire single direction, if facing multiple missile attack than still not help,
3) CIWS not good effective to against supersonic missile.
4) CIWS is complex system. many module, more complex maintanance,  means extra space too. maybe need extra maintenance crew
5) CIWS use high electric power, like example Goalkeeper use 90kw power, Phalanx CIWS use 75kw of electric power, compare to Rheinmetall Millennium 35mm only use 15kw+ power   
6) current new radar,ECM, countermeasure and sam missile more optimizing to counter ASM.... 
7) Missile  more provide show "power". 

Gatekeeper system diagram, look complex.



I can't find Plalanx ciws system diagram, but just land base

agree, technically correct .。。
but still depend many country navy/mindef boss combat philosophy/culture.

you can't combine those 20mm CIWS like that, that's a good way to get your own ships punctured by "friendly fire" CIWS

seems like everyone here forgot that rmn used to have one ciws in its inventory
kd inderapura got phalanx ciws b4 the ship got destroyed by fire

im sure rmn know pros & cons of owning such system if not for the meager budget that turns it into mere wishlist only

kd sri inderapura phalanx ciws

Because the cronies own road companies, so we build roads to nowhere all over our hutans. No one who has ever driven in KL would say our roads are "good"

SG roads are really systematic I must say

unguided make sense to target so far meh.. stationary objects would already be damn hard
doubt can be detected by radar

Phase 2: multi-agency counter-terrorism exercise, SAF and Home Team agencies responded to a mock terrorist attack.

Special Operations Task Force (SOTF) was deployed to neutralise armed terrorists who had taken hostages in a cinema. Soldiers from Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Explosives (CBRE) Defence Group were also activated to neutralise the IED threats found.


among police also there's different response unit

i jst watched Last Ship season 2...can someone share, why would a DDG arleigh-burke be afraid of an Astute-class submarine? i always thought DDG are sub hunter nowadays.....

at least in all movies i saw submarines are afraid of destroyer..only in this TV Series The Last Ship is a DDG afraid of submarine....

knowledge sharing anyone? Apart from it's a tv-show...

sekian

tactical unit ofcuz got tactical weapons also
pdrm vat69 also got fn scar in their inventory

malaysia also got..

can use more easy understanding word ..? not really understand the high level english .。。。

like murican 5.56 not effective against taliban in iraq afghan

now developing new round to replace 5.56

cant remember the caliber..

even as early as Vietnam war when the black rifle were just newly introduced, plenty report come out from the goonies saying exactly the same. M193 is even worse than it's successor the M885 green tip.
but never with the 7.62 NATO - the term is DRT (Dead Right There)
Many USMC units held onto their M14 battle rifles as long as possible before being forcibly replaced with the black rifle because of that

Y is uk so worried?

Everyone knows russia is just passing by that channel towards syria

Actually wats the criteria to hv a shipyard capable of building large vessels like carriers?

Regardless of age or looks, M16s have a very rigid and dependable action, given you clean them regularly. It's also light and handy to use.

Those stories of M16s jamming regularly originated in the 1960s at the moment M16s were still in early use, with early 5.56mm rounds that developed too much carbon deposits and not much cleaning discipline being instituted, soldiers even believed they had 'space age' rifles that don't need to be cleaned. improved ammunition and regular cleaning pretty much solved the problem.

Also, fun fact: Malaysian Army even used the M16 way back in 1959 (even before the US military ever did), when it was still classified the AR-15. Back then the only users were Malaysian and South Vietnam.