Why you guys love to talk about guns and bombs so much? You know what they are used for right? 80% of war casualties are civilians.

Thai cave rescue: Former Navy diver dies while exiting flooded tunnels





A former Thai Navy diver who had volunteered to help rescue 12 boys and their coach from a cave in northern Thailand has died, according to government officials.

Former Sgt. Samarn Kunan, an ex-SEAL, died at 2:00 a.m. Friday local time (2 p.m. Thursday ET) due to a lack of air while attempting to return to a command center deep underground, Deputy Governor Passakorn Boonyalak said.
The command center is located two kilometers (1.2 miles) inside the cave, where the young soccer team and their coach have been trapped for almost two weeks.



Kunan, who was in his mid-30s, was returning from delivering oxygen tanks to the cavern where the boys when are he ran out of air while underwater.
"Diving is always full of risks," Navy SEAL chief Rear Adm. Aphakorn Yookongkaew said. "He may have passed out," causing him to drown, "but we have to wait for the autopsy," he added.
A military aircraft will carry Unan's body from Chiang Rai to Satthahip Navy Base Friday evening. A funeral service will take place there, and then at his home town in the province of Roi Et, northern Thailand.





*salute* 

no parking brakes?
no worries we got ivan  

msia getting any?

MKI and MKM pilot exchanging seats

heat resistant panel
all flanker family got it

Just saw them this morning!

Visiting the Yasukuni shrine

dia ada PR team
kalo bagi dia yang handle twitter

sendiri mau igt la apa jadi dlm parlimen hehehe

Indo Defence 2018.

BREAKING: Police chief confirms 20 killed by Papuan rebels

National Police chief Gen. Tito Karnavian has confirmed that 20 people were killed by an armed grouped linked to the Free Papua Movement (OPM) in Nduga regency, Wamena.

"Based on current information, 20 [people have been killed]. Nineteen workers and one TNI [Indonesian Military] soldier died," he said on Wednesday.

The workers were employees of state-owned construction company PT Istaka Karya who were assigned to build a 275-kilometer section of road to connect Wamena and Mamugu, which is part of President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo’s signature trans-Papua road project.

"After [the gunmen] committed a savage massacre on Dec. 1, they attacked a TNI post in Mbua. The post was actually built to protect the workers and had a force of 21 soldiers," Tito said. "It was attacked and the soldiers retreated, but one was killed."

There had been conflicting reports of the number of people killed by the rebels, with police initially saying that 31 workers had died, while Istaka Karya president director Sigit Inarto said that there were only 28 workers at the location. (kmt)

http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2018/12...uan-rebels.html

This happens at the section 5 of the Trans Papua project. OPM often insists that West Papua isn't developed, so they attack these infrastructure projects.

Central government is subsidizing West Papua more than $5bn each year, more than what they get from West Papuan natural resources. OPM knows that their days are numbered.