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merepeeeek terus.. macam mak mak saje lah budak zein ni... bising gaduh nian engkau ni.. |
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Reply 941# MALASya
aku syor kita jangan respon langsung dngn provokasi mat indon ni... buat style dalam blog military malaysia... sebut.. atau type je.. 'cubaan'... macam arahan guru pendekar dalam cerita pendekar bujang lapuk |
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Reply 942# sol
supaya dia fed up dgn respond kita... everytime dia tulis...kita type 'cubaan' hehehe |
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Cubaan ini mmg bagus utk pump adrenaline aku. Budak hingusan nak tunjuk terer. Hasilnya mmg sampah. Hahaha...cobaan...haha |
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Curi Mesin Pesawat, Seorang Jenderal Dipecat (AU MALAYSIA)
Kasus pencurian mesin pesawat itu berlangsung lebih dari setahun yang lalu
VIVAnews - Seorang perwira tinggi berpangkat brigadir jenderal (Brigjen) dan 20 staf Angkatan Bersenjata di Malaysia dipecat karena diduga terkait dengan pencurian mesin pesawat tempur. Nilai kerugian sekitar 50 juta ringgit (sekitar Rp 138,2 miliar).
Mengutip dari media lokal, Senin 21 Desember 2009, laman harian The Straits Times mengungkapkan bahwa Brigjen yang tidak disebutkan namanya itu mengepalai suatu departemen di Angkatan Udara Malaysia. Kendati dipecat, dia diyakini tetap menikmati pensiun dan tunjangan-tunjangan lain.
Namun, perwira-perwira yang berpangkat lebih rendah justru kehilangan uang pensiun dan tunjangan-tunjangan lain terkait dengan pemecatan yang mereka hadapi. Beberapa diantara mereka lalu memilih pensiun dini.
Angkatan Udara Malaysia telah menerapkan tindakan atas mereka akhir tahun lalu setelah melakukan penyelidikan internal. Kasus itu telah terjadi lebih dari setahun yang lalu saat mesin pesawat yang dicuri itu mengalami perbaikan. Tidak diungkapkan , mesin pesawat tempur apa yang dicuri.
Namun, kasus itu mengemuka menjadi perhatian publik berkat pemberitaan harian Malaysia, New Straits Times, Sabtu pekan lalu dengan mengutip informasi dari sejumlah pejabat, yang identitas mereka dirahasiakan.
Panglima Angkatan Bersenjata, Jenderal Azizan Ariffin, Jumat pekan lalu mengatakan kepada New Straits Times bahwa mesin pesawat yang dicuri itu kemungkinan besar baru "puncak gunung es." Menurut penyelidikan awal, peralatan militer lainnya kemungkinan turut hilang sejak 2007.
Sementara itu Perdana Menteri Najib Razak mendukung keterlibatan polisi dalam menyelidiki kasus pencurian peralatan militer, yang diduga dilakukan para perwira.
VIVAnews |
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Diungkap, Pencurian Mesin Jet Tempur Malaysia. Dijual di Pasar Gelap!
Senin, 21 Desember 2009 , 01:01:00
Diungkap, Pencurian Mesin Jet Tempur Malaysia
KUALA LUMPUR - Departemen Pertahanan Malaysia berang. Sebuah mesin pesawat tempur dicuri dari hanggar ketika sedang diperbaiki. Satu dari empat orang yang terlibat dalam pencurian tidak lazim itu tercatat sebagai staf Tentera Udara DiRaja Malaysia (Angkatan Udara Malaysia).
Meski baru diungkap Minggu (20/12) kemarin, kasus raibnya mesin pesawat militer itu sudah terjadi akhir tahun lalu. "Departemen (Pertahanan) akan menempuh aksi hukum pada level internasional untuk menggugat perusahaan (asing) yang terlibat," ujar Menteri Pertahanan Ahmad Zahid Hamidi dalam wawancara dengan Kantor Berita Bernama, seperti dilansir Agence France-Presse, Minggu (20/12).
Konon, mesin pesawat itu dijual ke pasar gelap dan dibeli sebuah perusahaan internasional yang berkantor pusat di Amerika Selatan. Surat kabar The Star melaporkan bahwa mesin ilegal itu dijual seharga 50 juta ringgit (sekitar Rp 137,7 miliar). Laporan lain menyebutkan bahwa mesin pesawat tersebut berakhir di tangan perusahaan asal Timur Tengah.
Terkait kasus luar biasa tersebut, Dephan Malaysia juga menyebut bakal menindak tegas staf AU Malaysia. "Kami akan menjerat staf Tentera Udara DiRaja Malaysia tersebut dengan dakwaan berkhianat kepada negara," papar Ahmad kepada Associated Press. Berita hilangnya mesin pesawat tempur itu baru mencuat akhir pekan lalu setelah dilaporkan harian berbahasa Inggris The New Straits Times
http://www.jpnn.com/index.php?mib=be...etail&id=55350 |
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Tok sah dilayan budak yg tak habis sekolah dasar ni weiiii....
Back to topic pls! |
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Reply 946# MALASya
tarikh.. 2009... skarang ni tahun2012.. bengongnya..indon ini... terlebih tengok history channel.
anyway... cubaan.. mambang tanah mambang segala mambang... cubaan... |
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Cobaan hingusan...akai setitik budak kecik mmg peel dia mcm tu, suka provok dgn cerita2 basi. |
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KUALA LUMPUR (March 15, 2012): Global defence and security firm BAE Systems is working to link small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the United Kingdom with their counterparts here on possible partnership or sharing of expertise and experience.
The areas of cooperation include maintenance, repair and overhaul, aerospace, and manufacturing of aircraft components.
"We will try to connect the Malaysian SMEs with the British SMEs and hopefully some good business will arise as a result of our effort," its managing director for Southeast Asia John Brosnan told a media briefing on BAE Systems industrial participation in Malaysia yesterday.
Last November, he said BAE Systems in collaboration with SME Corp Malaysia hosted a business opportunities and networking session with local SMEs.
"We will have another session with the UK SMEs in London next week. One hundred SMEs have confirmed their attendance. It will be a collaborative effort between BAE Systems and the Malaysian Investment Development Authority (Mida) and the Malaysia Industry-Government Group for High Technology (MIGHT)," he said, adding that the briefing is to provide information on the opportunities available in Malaysia.
BAE Systems which has been in the country for more than 20 years delivers a full array of products and services for air, land and naval forces.
On the fighter deal with Malaysia, Brosnan said BAE Systems has already submitted an outline proposal to the Ministry of Defence. The proposal and the aircraft, Eurofighter Typhoon have been evaluated, he said, adding that the next phase is for the detailed specification.
"We are very confident that we have the best aircraft and industrial packages. We are also in talks with potential industrial partners in Malaysia on how we can work with them," he said.
"Absolutely, they have flown it. We have two Typhoon aircraft at the LIMA Air Show in Langkawi, Kedah last year and the Malaysian air force (personnel) in UK flying the Typhoon as part of the evaluation. I think they are very interested. We are estimating 18 aircraft. We believe there is requirement for combat aircraft. Typoon is a combat fighter aircraft," he added.
http://www.thesundaily.my/news/322104
-masa gi LIMA 2011 aritu, aku sempat pow baju biru cair eurofighter tu |
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Lobi..jgn tak lobi. Esp bila Rafale mula dpt international customers eg India |
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Japan Begins Building Technology Demonstrator Fighter
Mar. 30, 2012 - 11:33AM   |   By PAUL KALLENDER-UMEZU   |   Comments
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TOKYO — Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) announced it has begun assembly of a full-scale, structural-testing model of the prototype Advanced Technology Demonstrator ATD-X fighter, also called Shinshin, ahead of the prototype’s first flight scheduled in 2014.
Shinshin is being developed by the Japanese Defense Ministry’s Technical Research and Development Institute and MHI as a domestically produced, fifth-generation fighter to replace Japan’s fleet of some 49 Mitsubishi F-2 and 135 Mitsubishi F-15 fighters later in the decade. It would be an alternative to, or would supplement, the nation’s planned buy of Lockheed Martin’s F-35 stealth fighters.
In December, in a contentious decision, the MoD decided to purchase 42 F-35s to replace the 1960s-era Mitsubishi F-4EJ Kai Phantoms starting in 2016 at a cost of $114 million per jet. But the deal quickly fell into difficulties this February, when international concerns reached Japan about the ability of the U.S. to lower F-35 costs. The issue arose after the Pentagon’s January decision to delay purchase of 179 F-35s, leading to publicly aired demands by Japanese Defense Minister Naoki Tanaka to the U.S. not to raise prices.
The origins of the Shinshin lay in Japan’s long-held desire to purchase Lockheed F-22 Raptors, but that was stymied when the U.S. Congress banned export of the fighter, leading Japan to buy the F-35 and develop its own alternative.
The project was launched in 2009 amid concerns about the technological progress made by the People’s Liberation Army Air Force. China rolled out its Chengdu J-20 in January 2011, and the fifth-generation fighter is expected to go into service as early as 2017.
MHI said assembly of the full-scale static structural test model of the ATD-X is on track to produce a flight test model of the Shinshin, which expected to make its first flight in 2014. Project completion is slated for the end of March 2017.
Shinshin will feature a number of advanced technologies, including 3-D thrust-vectoring capability, a fly-by-optics flight control system, an active electronically scanned array radar, electronic countermeasures and possibly microwave weapon functions.
Kalau Malaysia join jepun buat shinshin ni pun ok juga. |
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jepun skrang ni dah meningkatkan balik kapisiti dlm ketenteraan ye... |
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Tengah melobi sakan... |
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Reply 954# kelana36
depan pwtc? Tuan kelana pi ka dsa minggu depan? InsyaAllah jumpa di sana...di sana... di sana.... |
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Reply 955# windof
Yup, depa pasang depan PWTC for the DSA. Tak dapat pegi la bro, bz flying... enjoy then.. |
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Reply 956# kelana36
will do bro, tq... enjoy your flights... |
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Replacement For MiG-29N Fighter Jet In Evaluation Stage
KUALA LUMPUR, April 17 (Bernama) -- The Defence Ministry is evaluating the offers made by several aircraft manufacturing companies in response to its plan to replace the MiG-29N jet fighters for the Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF).
Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said the ministry was looking into the capability and specifications of the aircraft manufactured by the companies concerned.
He said the ministry was also looking into the package offered by the companies, including the reciprocal offer by the manufacturing companies, such as technology transfer and payment duration.
No decision had been made yet, he told reporters at the Defence Services Asia (DSA) exhibition at the Putra World Trade Center here today.
Since 2009, the government had been considering to replace the Russian-made MiG-29N with the multi-role combat aircraft from other manufacturers, including the Eurofighter Typhoon.
Currently, the Typhoon aircraft, measuring 15.96 metre in length and capable of flying more than 60,000 feet, is used by the air force in Britain, Italy, Austria, Spain and Germany.
Malaysia bought its 18 MiG-29N aircraft in June 1994 for US$380 million(RM1.3 billion).
-- BERNAMA
sometime i thk...
Typhoon is RMAF choice or government choice to "save" the UK ppl or "save" some1 income?! so far i dun c any sign RMAF interested on Typhoon |
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Efos more interested in the rafale. End result will base on the political game. |
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