QUOTE(mumbly297 @ Mar 12 2017, 03:35 AM)
Malaysian Para is more like SG commando and British Para. Old school doctrine drop behind enemy line. It would be a waste if they are to be also the main amphibious unit. It would be better if Pac brigade to add 3 more regiment to be train in amphibious. As for equipment for amphibious wise the malaysia has it. For now this regiment should be train on the amphibious assault and doctrine adjuated when new equipment are bought.
With the 3 para regiment. The Pac brigade are tie down as one are on stand by for UN duties, one in esscom and one regiment for rotation.
ermm, dont think its the same with sg, behind enemy lines yes but it looks as though 10para operates in battalion sized units... for sg, since it is mostly made up of nsmen, the max is usually a company and most common a section/squad level operations while under a combined arms unit (eg. commando company, separated in sections/squads distributed across a combined arms brigade) not 1 battalion all commandos..
hmm, trained in amphibious and being the main amphibious force is different.. considering msia doesnt have carrier.. better to have two separate units for this.. one para one amphibious
QUOTE(heavyduty @ Mar 12 2017, 03:45 AM)
Organised similar to the British 16th air assault brigade but with training of royal marines
10th brigade is more 'ad-hoc' than the 16th air assault brigade in that the individual rifle battalions usually separate to do more 'commando' stuff.But they can do brigade level jumps if the need arises
i see... thanks... brigade level jumps? msia have that many planes?
QUOTE(KLboy92 @ Mar 12 2017, 04:15 AM)
Yes. But that duration is relatively short
That is part of why they can deploy faster than Army - less tail to carry
They are meant to hold while waiting for the rest of the Marine MEF, 101st/82nd/10th division and then the rest of the US Army to pile in
No, smallest MAGTF is Battalion Landing Teams - even have proposal to deploy Company Landing Teams... BLT meaning 3 infantry companies + lots and lots of add-ons
Don't look at divisions, divisions always have lots of attached units - look at brigade level, and compare heavy ground assets of a USMC Brigade and a US Army armour brigade.
A fully-equipped USMC MEB is assigned 1 company of tanks, 1 battalion of AAVs and 3 batteries of 155mm towed howitzers. A US Army armour brigade is assigned 6 companies of tanks, 6 companies of IFVs and 3 batteries of 155mm SPHs. That's why a USMC unit is considered lighter than US Army.
well, its not short per se, its more like what they are designated for..
hold? no.. MAGTF is always together.. whether is it MEU/MEB/MEF
the battalion is only the ground element... its always a complete MAGTF, which is the MEU.. they dont send in grunts without aviation/naval cover...
you left out the aviation side of the marine's MEB... you're comparing the land component only.. that's why to you the marine is lighter
QUOTE(mumbly297 @ Mar 12 2017, 05:56 AM)
TUDM do not want a single engine fighter. They are more like USN, the problem with USN on the F35 with the single engine is political. For country like malaysia which is split into two a twin engine fighter gives a 50/50 changes of the plane returning to the nearest runway if an engine fail. Russian plane and maintenance doctine is expansive. So a chinese plane using a ruskie engine would be the same. Pakistan is moving jF17 batch 3 which they are planning with western engine and avionics.
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