QUOTE(azriel @ Dec 1 2016, 07:47 PM)
Why mas and sg so pariah one?
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QUOTE(atreyuangel @ Feb 9 2017, 09:07 PM) Both french marines are quite veteren in jungle warfare as they have training facilities in Guinea. Do we charge them when they train here?Their purpose to trained in Malaysia is to learned the local way of fighting. PULADA is a very sophisticated training center and one of the best jungle training facilities in the world. The trainer is very professional and they actually know what they are doing. The US army and marine that come to PULADA for advance training are not yellow. They have been trained before and they actually know what to do when in the jungle. Its not in the 70s where western forces are coming to Malaysia for training and they wanted to show off their skills and equipment to small country armed forces. They are fully understand what they are facing when they come to here. ps: even some of the SG infantry trained in Johor/Pahang last year end up keep most of their equipment in the bag during long march and tracking Vice versa when we sent officer to sandhuyts or West Point? |
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QUOTE(yinchet @ Feb 10 2017, 11:42 PM) The f35 decision to replace a10 were overrule last year. Can't they just upgrade existing A10 instead of find replacement.The airforce will have to search for new aircraft to replace a10 till then a10 will be remain in service. It look badass Aand it work like a badass |
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Mar 10 2017, 10:04 PM
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Mar 10 2017, 11:18 PM
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QUOTE(kerolzarmyfanboy @ Mar 10 2017, 11:11 PM) pretty much Yeah, I'm confused most of the time as when you mentioned us military activities, it's always marines,a force to spearhead an invasion/raid via sea/beach landings except for the great US of A with their extravagant and large size of Marines, other countries only keep a few battalions of marines around under 10k soldiers.. the way i see it, US marines more of a regular GIs with amphibious capabilities, while other countries' marines are more of a semi-commandos soldiers....take UK's Royal Marines for example.. as for us, we don't have a Marine force, atleast not yet, but our 10th Para Brigade have been trained over and over again in amphibious warfare and always the one involve in CARAT exercise with US navy and marines And marines seem to have their role mixed with the regular gi At least now it's clarified! But instead of outfitting a marine battalion, maybe we should be looking for more defensive structure. I doubt we will ever have an encounter that require us to deploy offensive troop |
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QUOTE(heavyduty @ Mar 11 2017, 08:45 PM) Defensive V offensive troops fell out of usage after ww2. The rapid and fluid nature of modern war means that defensive structures will be useless after 24 hours.Counter offensives are your defense But counter offensive wouldnt that be Cold War all over again with nuke being deployed in MAD scenario?Proactive Defensive stance such as this iron done of Israel (hopefully I got the name right) and the US SK THAAD system seem to be a big success so far This post has been edited by IReallyNeed Answers: Mar 11 2017, 08:49 PM |
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QUOTE(heavyduty @ Mar 11 2017, 09:06 PM) You can have fancy iron domes and kinetic missile intercepting projectiles when you already cover the basics.the way I see it if thousands of separatists poured in from Kalimantan or the Philippines, Malaysia does not have the means to deploy enough troops to borneo in the needed time frame Oh...The essence of a marine corps is not the soldiers,it's the logistics.the ability to support and sustain a combined arms battle group for a prolonged period. Logistics is why SAF are the region's best. Thousands of soldiers and tanks don't mean anything if you can't bring them to the fight,supply and feed them That's some good info there! Thanks 👍🏼 |
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QUOTE(lordy @ Mar 12 2017, 10:31 AM) looking at the current uncertainties, what do you reckon will be the best fit to replace RMAF's MiG29s? Actually I'll rather the use the 29 as it is, If not air worthy, then scrap it. As for replacement, they should hold up, spread the force thin for now, and hold on to what little funds the have, once they have enough later on, then get something useful and good like more mkm or if the time is suitable, the pakfa Instead of wasting money on lease and subpar planes just for the sake of having a replacement |
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