Read more: http://www.malaysiandefence.com/bns-ngpv-c...sa-2018-shorts/

AFAIK they only have NSM for anti-ship mission and JSM for land-attack missions.

For you, it probably looked bigger bcoz dun have anything to refer the missile size to. Here we have reference of the missile to the reps, so we can see the proportions of the missile matches the reps standing beside it.

here's another photo so u can see what I'm talking about:

How about destructive level? I see from specs NSM have around 120kg of HE-frag warhead only.

Lol wtf

What experience does HE have?

Islamist prisoners kill five Indonesian counter-terrorism police

DEPOK, Indonesia (Reuters) - Islamist militant prisoners have killed five members of an elite Indonesian counter-terrorism force at a high-security jail and were holding one of them hostage on Wednesday, police said.

A mobile brigade policeman patrols near an armoured vehicle at the Mobile Police Brigade (Brimob) headquarters in Depok, Indonesia, May 10, 2018. REUTERS/Darren Whiteside
One convicted terrorist had also been killed in clashes at the jail in Depok, on the outskirts of the capital Jakarta, national police spokesman Muhammad Iqbal told reporters.

Authorities were unsure how many people remained inside the prison complex.

“Five of our colleagues died ... one of our colleagues is still inside and being held hostage,” Iqbal said, adding that the hostage was reported to be safe.

Buses leave the Mobile Police Brigade (Brimob) headquarters in Depok, Indonesia, May 10, 2018. REUTERS/Darren Whiteside
It was the highest death toll suffered by the counter-terrorism police force, known as Detachment, or ‘Densus’, 88, which was set up in 2003 and received training and funding from Australia and the United States.

The squad largely broke up militant cells in the world’s largest Muslim-majority country. But a recent spate of low-level attacks inspired by Islamic State prompted authorities to more than double its force to 1,300 late last year.

Chief security minister Wiranto said the incident was being treated “very carefully because it concerns national security”.

Police spokesman Iqbal said the prison, at the Mobile Police Brigade headquarters, held about 130 convicted terrorists, but it was unclear how many were involved in the clashes, which broke out late on Tuesday.

The prisoners are suspected of having taken weapons from the police who were killed.

Police said four officers were negotiating with the prisoners.

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“If they surrender, it will be a non-violent process. But if there is a threat to officers or others, we will take very strong action,” Iqbal said.

In a message carried on its Amaq news agency, Islamic State claimed responsibility and said 10 counter-terrorism officers had been killed.

Iqbal denied that Islamic State was involved. He said a dispute had broken out over checks by prison authorities of prisoners’ food.

But another police spokesman, Setyo Wasisto, said some of the prisoners had recently met Aman Abdurrahman, who is believed to be the ideological leader of IS sympathizers in Indonesia. He is on trial for terrorism and is held at the same prison.

Police maintained tight security around the jail and kept onlookers away.

Islamic State sympathizers have carried out a series of mostly low-level attacks in Indonesia over the past few years.

Last year, an attack by two suicide bombers, using pressure cookers packed with explosives, killed three police and wounded 12 people at a Jakarta bus terminal.

In January 2016, four Islamic State-linked militants mounted a gun-and-bomb attack at an intersection outside a Starbucks cafe in central Jakarta, killing themselves and four others.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-indonesi...h-idUSKBN1I92PI

Security forces shoot dead 4 men in Lahad Datu

LAHAD DATU, May 8 (Bernama) -- Security forces based here shot dead four men believed to be members of a kidnap-for-ransom gang off Sahabat near here, about 13.6 nautical miles from Pulau Malamanuk, Philippines, early today.

Sabah Police Commissioner Datuk Ramli Din said an integrated team comprising the eastern Sabah Security Command (ESSCom), 69 Commando unit and Marine Police was patrolling the waters when they intercepted around 2 am, a boat with a number of people on board which was suspiciously speeding towards a fishing boat.

"The security team acted promptly and was approaching the boat when all of a sudden shots rang out. The security team fired back in defence," he told a press conference here today, adding, the bodies of two suspects were found on the boat while another two, floating in the water.

He said the suspects were believed to be in their 20s to 40s and did not have any identification document.

A Remington Rand pistol and a grenade launcher were also seized from the boat, he said.

Ramli said 69 Commando and Marine Police personnel dived into the water in an attempt to retrieve firearm believed to have fallen into the sea from the suspects' grasp during the shootout but had not recovered the weapons.

Meanwhile, he disclosed that the security forces early this year succeeded in foiling 33 attempts of cross border crime in the ESSZone.

http://www.bernama.com/en/general/news.php?id=1462483

But then Madey has his own opinion on things

Silap haribulan MiG-29 fly balik dengan upgrade SMT.

Officer, 3 attackers dead in Indonesia police station assault

JAKARTA: Indonesian police shot dead three men on Wednesday (May 16) after one attacked them with a samurai sword, wounding two officers, at Riau police headquarters in Pekanbaru, Sumatra, an internal police report said.

A policeman was also killed in the attack.

One of the dead men had a suspected bomb strapped to his body, the report said. Another man was arrested and four others were suspected to have fled the scene, it said.

The report said that the men had driven their car into the police yard before getting out to stage the attack.

State news agency Antara said two journalists who had been at the police headquarters were also hurt in the attack.

TV footage showed one man lying on the ground with a long sword next to his body.

The group slammed a minivan into a gate and then attacked officers with swords.

"Three officers were injured and one later died in hospital," said local police chief Nandang.

Read more at https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asia/o...tation-10238316

Which forces the vehicle to go slower and doesn't last very long. Not very ideal for combat conditions.

People think run flat tyres are the be-all/end-all for normal pneumatic tyre replacement, when actually they only allow you to get to the nearest repair shop without removing the tyre.

People go like "I don't mind being shot in the tyres, I got run-flats".

I find wheeled military vehicles are not as versatile as tracked ones though. For one they are mostly restricted to roads or hard paths and not so good going off-road. This makes them more prone to ambushes and mines/IEDs at those places.

For rear-area/internal security work wheeled AFVs are still ok, but for conventional battles right at the front line they are more vulnerable.

I know pak is lobbying Dats y i ceking in this thread, if u uber soldats knows wat r the chances on going with it or from other manufacturer?