And now?

Well soon will also have Gowind crew requirement
Big force increase

it looks big...

Yes it looks big.

Media often make this kind of mistake

Complicated by the fact there is UK Javelin SAM and US Javelin ATGM

Just watched PASKAL The Movie yesterday. Thumbs up

2 questions though.

1. Why the operators switch on the mounted flashlight for like 1-2 clicks when clearing the room? They already have NVG on anyway. Some more, isn't it with the direct and near light source will cause the NVG display to become too bright?

2. PASKAL really shot the pirate's mothership pilot during Bunga Laurel incident? Is it true story? I thought everything was settled on Bunga Laurel itself. Or is it something that is never mentioned hehe..

Anyway, when I saw LTZ I was like "I know that guy!" hahaha. Serius gila muka bro bawak sub

Insider Attack: Afghan guards ambush NATO meeting, shoot two US soldiers and kill top Afghan police Chief

This is a breaking story. Please check back for updates.

A shooting took place in Kandahar, Afghanistan during a NATO meeting with U.S. forces present. The reported insider attack by at Afghan guards killed an Afghan police chief and injured two American soldiers.

Shots rang out at the high-level security meeting held at the compound of the Afghan governor, where Gen. Scott Miller, Commander of U.S. and NATO troops in Afghanistan, was present but escaped without injury, NBC News reported Thursday.

Taliban spokesperson Qari Yousuf Ahmadi said the group was responsible for the attack, which intended to target Gen. Miller, according to the Associated Press.

Afghan officials confirmed to the Associated Press that a total of three local officials were killed in the attack.

Gen. Abdul Razeq, Commander of Police in Kandahar, was killed in the shooting. Razeq was considered one of the most powerful security officials in Afghanistan. He had just held a meeting with Gen. Miller in the moments before the attack.

Local Afghan media initially reported that the governor of Kandahar, Zalmay Wesa, was wounded, along with another Afghan intelligence official, according to The Independent. Latest reports indicated that both were also killed in the attack.

Two U.S. citizens were also injured in the attack. At least one of them is said to be a military member, while the other may be a civilian.

U.S. Col. Knut Peters, spokesman for NATO troops in Afghanistan, confirmed that the two wounded U.S. troops have been evacuated for medical treatment, according to The Washington Post.

A statement by NATO Resolute Support mission said, “At Kandahar palace today: Afghan-on-Afghan incident, as initial reports indicate. 2 Americans wounded. Gen. Miller uninjured, attacker reportedly dead.”

At Kandahar palace today: Afghan-on-Afghan incident, as initial reports indicate. 2 Americans wounded. Gen. Miller uninjured, attacker reportedly dead.

— Resolute Support (@ResoluteSupport) October 18, 2018

Peters also said the shooter, an Afghan soldier, has been killed. Reports indicate that the shooter was a member of the governor’s personal security detail.

https://americanmilitarynews.com/2018/10/in...n-police-chief/

Insider attack in Afghanistan kills one NATO service member, injures two others

A member of the NATO Resolute Support mission in Afghanistan has been killed in an insider attack.

The attack took place in the western Herat Province and was carried out by an Afghan security forces member, resulting in one death and two injuries of Resolute Support members, according to the NATO press release on Monday.

It’s not yet clear whether the Resolute Support victims are American, as details of the members’ nationalities were not released.

“Further details will be shared after the appropriate national authorities have followed their processes for releasing information,” the statement said.

https://americanmilitarynews.com/2018/10/in...ures-two-others

temasek?

Good for eradicating snipers and MG nests....unless someone uses .50 cal anti material rifle