Ok. Next question.

Did Sg radar track mh370? Was any alarm raised?

Is it true that Singapore got so many armed forces at oversea so that when Singapore got invaded.

The oversea armed forces will be able to launch attack back to Singapore from oversea?

Thank you so much for the response. Appreciate a lot.

Oh ya, 9 Terrex confiscated in HK port. Mind to share some insight?

What is the actual reason it got confiscated?

MoD planned to use own transport ship in future to prevent such incident from happening again. Wise move?

And also your other insights. Wanna listen to your opinions on this incident. Thank you

Because they are not intended to do more than that
btw step 3 can bypass as knowing TLDM, they all are using tacticos integration

Kedah fit's it's minimum purpose for OPV, so 2 guns is all right

even though the system is very top notch

Hi, welcome
you remind me of Alfie007
used to be active, but now really busy

lol

Don't feed the troll bro

I see. Thank you so much again for your valuable input

Been formal already been accused as a troll. So, whatnchoice do I have? Haha

Anyway, enjoy your stays and have a great night. off to bed now.

lol really can integrate so fast? plug Exocet masuk ke dalam Tacticos like USB drive?

Buying and transporting here is the more time consuming part I think
unless begged from allies
Remember poor Argentina...
sabar bang sabar
tag salah orang I think

ima sure you know how the reply system works?
its not directed at you lar.. see the reply track

unless you is brapa? dupe

dude, I am not referring to you dude,
take a look at the barrage of question and decide.

My apology. I read that it wrongly.

I am not his dupe

Mr. TigerLion12 SG

just a silly question
hang reti ckp Melayu tak??

Is time SG navy built own LHD Enduran 160, so can move army armour vehicles to any training location like in OZ & TW, even use for Asian country military exercise activity. some more LHD is cheap to built for ST Marine。Sg Mindef should no issue on budget。

This post has been edited by waja2000: Mar 8 2017, 11:13 AM

Submarines. Why do you/we need them?

theoretically LHD is for marine corps..but not means need follow 100% this road.. it can change some operation requirement base on requirement。
Since SG military many training will be in Oversea, logistic with LHD is more simple and convenient
it can use for transportation ship for large Infrantry with MBT and army armour vehicles, even as Helicopter transportation ship (i read news SG also move Apache to OZ using chartered plane) to oversea training center or military exercise。
LHD just example, it can be LPD, JSS, MRSS or transportation ship with to SG military.
importance is above ship is cheap to built.
and ST marine try hard to sell Endurance LPD too.
since SG Navy have Endurance Amphibious transport docks, just built other 1 with bigger 13000-16000 tons should be enough for use。

This post has been edited by waja2000: Mar 8 2017, 11:51 AM

they do la... are you from s3/s4 branch?

ask any of your COs that has been on joint operations before.. they would know better... btw, the LSTs are the army's asset not, the navy just operates it... its under the army's command...

U don't expect a conscript to know that much do you?

Najib slams Pyongyang for 'holding Malaysians hostage'



Pyongyang's move yesterday to bar Malaysians from leaving North Korea is effectively holding them hostage, Malaysian leader Najib Razak said yesterday as he ordered a tit- for-tat ban on North Koreans leaving the South-east Asian country.

The dramatic escalation of the row followed the expulsion of the North Korean ambassador to Malaysia, which was matched by Pyongyang's own declaration that Malaysia's already recalled envoy was persona non grata.



The heated spat was caused by the Feb 13 murder of Mr Kim Jong Nam, the half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

Prime Minister Najib said in a statement that he had instructed police to prevent North Koreans from leaving Malaysia "until we are assured of the safety and security of all Malaysians in North Korea".



Yesterday, he chaired an emergency meeting of Malaysia's National Security Council that includes the police, army and immigration chiefs.

"This abhorrent act, effectively holding our citizens hostage, is in total disregard of all international law and diplomatic norms," Datuk Seri Najib said.

At least 11 Malaysians - mostly diplomats and family members - are grounded in Pyongyang, according to Deputy Foreign Minister Reezal Merican Naina Merican.

On the flip side, at least 180 North Koreans, and possibly hundreds more, are stuck in Malaysia.

North Korea's Foreign Ministry said the move to bar Malaysians from leaving would be in effect until "the safety of the diplomats and citizens of the DPRK in Malaysia is fully guaranteed through the fair settlement of the case that occurred in Malaysia", according to state organ Korean Central News Agency.

Pyongyang rejects claims by South Korea and the United States that it ordered Mr Kim's execution, insisting that the dead man is not related to North Korea's leader.

It instead accused Malaysia of dishonest investigations and conspiring with North Korea's enemies, an outburst which resulted in Kuala Lumpur expelling Pyongyang's ambassador Kang Chol, after he failed to apologise. North Korea reciprocated on Sunday but Kuala Lumpur's ambassador had already been recalled two weeks ago.

Malaysia has arrested four suspects over the killing. Two women - Indonesian Siti Aisyah, 25, and Vietnamese Doan Thi Huong, 28 - were charged with killing Mr Kim, who died on the way to hospital after the duo allegedly smeared his face with a liquid in the Kuala Lumpur International Airport before he was to board a flight to Macau.

One North Korean suspect was deported last Friday after investigators failed to obtain sufficient evidence to charge him during a two-week remand, while four other North Korean suspects are believed to have escaped on the same day of the attack, and are now in Pyongyang.



Inspector-General of Police Khalid Abu Bakar said yesterday that he believed three other North Koreans - including a senior diplomat - wanted for questioning over Mr Kim's death are inside the North Korean Embassy, preventing police from taking their statements.

"We will wait, if it takes five years, we will wait outside. Definitely somebody will come out," the police chief told reporters.