Singapore's other artillery units:

Singapore;s locally developed Primus 155m 39cal artillery:



Quantity: >50

http://www.army-guide.com/eng/product1929.html

Range:>30km with locally produced EFRB rounds
>70km with extended range rounds like Vulcano from Oto Melara

Singapore's locally developed Pegasus 155m 39cal artillery:



Quantity: >likely 50

http://www.army-guide.com/eng/product3048.html

Range:>30km with locally produced EFRB rounds
>70km with extended range rounds like Vulcano from Oto Melara

Singapore's locally developed Bronco 120mm mortar carriers:



Range:>10km standard rounds
Singapore has XM395 precision rounds with >12km range: https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/us-ap...ounds-singapore

Quantity: >200 <needs checking>

Singapore's Himars



Interesting to note that Singapore has bought more than >108 launch pods. This was declassified by Lockheed Martin (until 2016 only). This would mean that Singapore has at least 54 Himars launchers (until 2016). One launcher + one supply vehicle generally (although the US uses 2 supply vehicles per launcher. Singapore's purchase of the initial 18 launchers showed that they only bought 9 supply vehicles indicating that SAF intends 2 use it under high tempo i.e. there may not be time to reload in a small battlespace at all).

Singapore uses the the current GMRLS rockets with >70km range. It has been successfully tested to a range of 92km:  https://www.microwavejournal.com/articles/8...distance-record

House agrees to ratify Indonesia's defense agreement with Sweden

Ghina Ghaliya The Jakarta Post Jakarta   /   Wed, September 30, 2020   /   03:35 pm


At your command: Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto salutes journalists before his first working meeting as minister with members of House of Representatives Commission I, which oversees defense, foreign affairs, information and intelligence, at the House complex in Senayan, Central Jakarta. (JP/Dhoni Setiawan)

House of Representatives Commission I, which oversees security and foreign affairs, has given a nod to the ratification of a defense cooperation deal between Indonesia and Sweden.

During a hearing with the commission on Wednesday, Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto spoke about the urgency of House approval for the bill that would legitimize the bilateral cooperation.

“I hope the House will pass the bill into law as soon as possible,” Prabowo said.

All political party factions at the commission approved the government's proposal, paving the way for the bill to be passed into law during the nearest House plenary session.

Prabowo said the cooperation would open more opportunities for Indonesia to develop its defense industry as well as wider collaboration with Sweden.

The partnership was expected to boost bilateral ties between the two countries, with hopes that it would also bring opportunities for Jakarta and Stockholm to explore possible cooperation in other sectors.

Prabowo said the defense cooperation with Sweden would include several things, such as the exchange of information and experiences on military affairs and international maritime security as well as defense industry collaboration, such as technology transfer, joint research, joint production and joint marketing.

Assalamu'alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh to Muslim
& Good day to the rest

Another Armenian
armed forces reinforcement
destroyed.

twitter video

Assalamu'alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh to Muslim
& Good day to the rest

An Armenian soldier cried
in a video he shot on TikTok,
accusing Prime Minister Pashinyan
that he did not want to die
in Karabakh.

In the video
he shot with his children,
the psychological destruction
of the Armenian soldier is displayed.

twitter video

The gunners from 21st Battalion, Singapore Artillery (21 SA) recently underwent field training for their FH-2000 deployment drills to sharpen their operational readiness.

Chief of Army Major-General (MG) Goh Si Hou visited the soldiers during their training. He was accompanied by Sergeant Major of the Army Chief Warrant Officer Chua Hock Guan.





Source: Singapore's mindef

Info:

Singapore has >50 of such 52 cal howitzers. I remember Tim Huxley of Defending the Lion City book stated Singapore had >100 of such howitzers (needs further checking)

http://www.army-guide.com/eng/product1278.html

Range:>40km with locally produced EFRB rounds
          >80km with extended range rounds like Vulcano from Oto Melara

Mai's note: Likely to be replaced soon by locally developed (Singapore's Archer) Advanced Mobile Gun System:



There seems to be 2 variant:


Indonesia bought some from Singapore too:

Singapore's other artillery units:

Singapore;s locally developed Primus 155m 39cal artillery:



Quantity: >50

http://www.army-guide.com/eng/product1929.html

Range:>30km with locally produced EFRB rounds
>70km with extended range rounds like Vulcano from Oto Melara

Singapore's locally developed Pegasus 155m 39cal artillery:



Quantity: >likely 50

http://www.army-guide.com/eng/product3048.html

Range:>30km with locally produced EFRB rounds
>70km with extended range rounds like Vulcano from Oto Melara

Singapore's locally developed Bronco 120mm mortar carriers:



Range:>10km standard rounds
Singapore has XM395 precision rounds with >12km range: https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/us-ap...ounds-singapore

Quantity: >200 <needs checking>

Singapore's Himars



Interesting to note that Singapore has bought more than >108 launch pods. This was declassified by Lockheed Martin (until 2016 only). This would mean that Singapore has at least 54 Himars launchers (until 2016). One launcher + one supply vehicle generally (although the US uses 2 supply vehicles per launcher. Singapore's purchase of the initial 18 launchers showed that they only bought 9 supply vehicles indicating that SAF intends 2 use it under high tempo i.e. there may not be time to reload in a small battlespace at all).

Singapore uses the the current GMRLS rockets with >70km range. It has been successfully tested to a range of 92km:  https://www.microwavejournal.com/articles/8...distance-record

Mais note: Only numbers up to 2016 available for Himars sales.

TUDM 2nd CN235-220 military transport aircraft arrived today at PTDI facility in Bandung to be converted into MPA variant. TUDM plan to send its 3rd CN235-220 for conversion in January 2021. Credit to PTDI.



https://www.instagram.com/p/CF13J-Hlkfb/

Video Points To Azerbaijan's First Use Of Israeli-Made Ballistic Missile Against Armenia

Both sides have various types of ballistic missiles and Azerbaijan's use of these weapons, if confirmed, could prompt a major escalation.

BY JOSEPH TREVITHICK
OCTOBER 2, 2020

Video has emerged online suggesting that Azerbaijan has employed one of its Israeli-made LORA short-range ballistic missiles to cut a bridge between Armenia and the disputed territory of Nagorno-Karabakh. If confirmed, this would be the first use of this weapon in combat anywhere in the world and represent a significant escalation in the nearly week-old conflict between the two countries over this long-disputed region.