RMAF MiG-29 can down an RSAF F-16 easily with one shot...
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aiyo yo,,,,.....Originally posted by EXCO:Give them credit lah, if they can get half their MiGs up there its already an achievement! The A4s would be target practice at best, and the hornets? Ba... I won't even start. Now there is news in other forums that they will order both the Super Hornets and Su30. That ought to be fun - watch the base personnel go mad due to their lack of logistical support.
RMAF can change name liow....
it should be call the airplane zoo.......!! so many vareity!!
nyagagagaaa,,,,,,......
r they building an airforce... or are they building another tourist attraction???
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I thought they dropped the Su-30 liao?? Where u all get this news from?
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Agree totally.Originally posted by Mech^O^GATor:We must alway see our opponent as better than us rather than underestimating.This way it motivate us to do better.Over Underestimating opponent can only result in Unforgiven mistakes and losses.
SG has managed to stay far ahead of them all these years but those jokers up north are not exactly taking these lying down. Making purchase after purchase this year alone (although the quality of some of the weapons bought is very much in question). But noentheless can still inflict some harm if put to good use.
The only way to outlast them is to maintain the lead in this race. If you ask me who will win if there is a war right now, the answer is obvious. The SAF today is unstoppable. But ten, twenty years down the line? Nobody can say for sure. -
Mmmmmm......this chess is a risky board one wrong move marks the end of singapore.We are like the king , one queen and 2 castle confined.Our opponent has lots of pond but lack a queen or 2 castle tower.By the way are u alvinOriginally posted by SonOfGod:Agree totally.
SG has managed to stay far ahead of them all these years but those jokers up north are not exactly taking these lying down. Making purchase after purchase this year alone (although the quality of some of the weapons bought is very much in question). But noentheless can still inflict some harm if put to good use.
The only way to outlast them is to maintain the lead in this race. If you ask me who will win if there is a war right now, the answer is obvious. The SAF today is unstoppable. But ten, twenty years down the line? Nobody can say for sure. -
"The SAF today is unstoppable. But ten, twenty years down the line? Nobody can say for sure."
The only way to ensure that the SAF retains its potency for all times, is to ensure that our people maintain a high standard of education, high standard of ethics at work and play, maintain the technological edge in all spheres of activities, and never allow ourselves to be hemp us in, and never to submit ourselves to the pressure on us to "kowtow" to our neighbour to our immediate north - who place themselves in a self assumed position of "Big Brother".
This 'little' red dot is a red hot chilly.
To maintain our technological edge, all kids should be allowed as much time as possible, on all kinds of gaming machines to improve their hand-eye co-ordination. -
- ''Malaysia will sign an agreement on tank purchase with Poland by the end of the year, Defence Minister Najib Tun Razak said Monday. 48 PT-91 tanks and 14 support vehicles, part of a package to be purchased from Poland, would be delivered by 2004, Najib told reporters after meeting visiting Polish Defence Minister Jerzy Szmajdzinski.
The PT-91, modeled on the Russian T-72, has a 125mm cannon and night-combat capability, while its armor can withstand hits by guided missiles. Najib said the PT-91 would be built in Poland, but some equipment would be fitted in Malaysia.''
- ''On 4 September 2002 , the Defense Security Cooperation Agency notified Congress of a possible Foreign Military Sale to Malaysia of F/A-18F aircraft as well as associated equipment and services. The total value, if all options are exercised, could be as high as $1,483 million.
The Government of Malaysia has requested a possible sale of 18 F/A-18F aircraft with 36 F414-GE-400 aircraft engines, 18 AN/APG-73 Radar Systems, 3 spare F414-GE-400 aircraft engines, 18 AN/ALR-67(V)3 Countermeasure Receiving Sets, 18 AN/ALE-47(B)2 Countermeasure Dispensing Sets, 12 AN/ALQ-214(V)2 Integrated Defensive Electronic Countermeasures, 72 LAU-127B/A Guided Missile Launchers, spare and repair parts, support and test equipment, supply support, U.S. Government and contractor technical and logistics personnel services, publications/technical data, personnel training and training equipment, system software development and other related elements of logistics to ensure complete program support.The estimated cost is $1,483 million. -
wah... so expensive... no wonder want to force us pay more for water...
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by overviewing Malaysia current economic status and defense budget.http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/my.htmlDo u think they are capable acquiring defense hardware at massive scale.Your CommentOriginally posted by CenturionMBT:- ''Malaysia will sign an agreement on tank purchase with Poland by the end of the year, Defence Minister Najib Tun Razak said Monday. 48 PT-91 tanks and 14 support vehicles, part of a package to be purchased from Poland, would be delivered by 2004, Najib told reporters after meeting visiting Polish Defence Minister Jerzy Szmajdzinski.
The PT-91, modeled on the Russian T-72, has a 125mm cannon and night-combat capability, while its armor can withstand hits by guided missiles. Najib said the PT-91 would be built in Poland, but some equipment would be fitted in Malaysia.''
- ''On 4 September 2002 , the Defense Security Cooperation Agency notified Congress of a possible Foreign Military Sale to Malaysia of F/A-18F aircraft as well as associated equipment and services. The total value, if all options are exercised, could be as high as $1,483 million.
The Government of Malaysia has requested a possible sale of 18 F/A-18F aircraft with 36 F414-GE-400 aircraft engines, 18 AN/APG-73 Radar Systems, 3 spare F414-GE-400 aircraft engines, 18 AN/ALR-67(V)3 Countermeasure Receiving Sets, 18 AN/ALE-47(B)2 Countermeasure Dispensing Sets, 12 AN/ALQ-214(V)2 Integrated Defensive Electronic Countermeasures, 72 LAU-127B/A Guided Missile Launchers, spare and repair parts, support and test equipment, supply support, U.S. Government and contractor technical and logistics personnel services, publications/technical data, personnel training and training equipment, system software development and other related elements of logistics to ensure complete program support.The estimated cost is $1,483 million. -
Sorry...your Christian In Action facts -a bit to outdated and incorrect.Do you really believed they would post their latest facts on the net?
For the record Malaysia received:
RM 7.4B for defence in 2002 and another RM 7.8B has been allocated for 2003.To put in perspective-before 1997 our defense funds circa RM 3.0-3.5 B. -
Just curious... where is/are the photo/s or pix/s of the missile(R-77) on RMAF's MiG-29
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Red Flag exercise brings together diverse array of participants to hone combat skills
Since being conceived as the ultimate training facility for the USAF, the organisations at Nellis AFB, north of Las Vegas, Nevada, have established a benchmark for modern air combat. The Red Flag combat training exercises attract forces from around the US and the rest of the world to take part in the most realistic air combat training over the extensive bombing and gunnery ranges to the north of the base.
Most aircraft and personnel converging on Nellis team up as the exercise’s friendly ‘Blue’ forces. Missions are flown against range targets defended by a variety of simulated ground and air threats to give participant aircrews the most realistic combat training possible. A hostile ‘Red’ air element has threats that include electronically simulated surface-to-air missiles and anti-aircraft artillery, communications jamming forces and an air force comprising Red Flag Adversary Tactics Division pilots flying F-16Cs who are trained to replicate the tactics of potential enemy pilots.
A short two-week Red Flag exercise, held in September, attracted a diverse array of participants. The Offensive Counter Air element for the ‘Blue’ force comprised eight USAF F-15C Eagles from the 1st Fighter Wing at Langley AFB, VA. These were complemented by Republic of Singapore Air Force Block 52 F-16CJs, which flew air superiority missions, with a pair of ‘big spine’ RSAF F-16DJs flying alongside USAF Block 52 F-16CJs on SEAD and interdictor taskings. The Israeli Air Force also attended, bringing four F-15Ds and a pair of F-15Is. These flew a mixture of mission profiles including close air support. The Royal Australian Air Force, meanwhile, brought six F/RF-111Cs from No 1 Squadron at RAAF Amberley.
http://www.janes.com/aerospace/military/gallery/jau2002/jau2002_intro.shtml
The RSAF trains with the best airforce in the world. In war its how good you used your weapons that matters. During the vietnam war, the phantom was humbled by the mig-15 till Top Gun trained crew began hitting back. So no matter how good and advanced weapons anybody gets, you must be able to maximise its firepower -
To add to that, and to know how to use it.Originally posted by cavsg:Red Flag exercise brings together diverse array of participants to hone combat skills
Since being conceived as the ultimate training facility for the USAF, the organisations at Nellis AFB, north of Las Vegas, Nevada, have established a benchmark for modern air combat. The Red Flag combat training exercises attract forces from around the US and the rest of the world to take part in the most realistic air combat training over the extensive bombing and gunnery ranges to the north of the base.
Most aircraft and personnel converging on Nellis team up as the exercise’s friendly ‘Blue’ forces. Missions are flown against range targets defended by a variety of simulated ground and air threats to give participant aircrews the most realistic combat training possible. A hostile ‘Red’ air element has threats that include electronically simulated surface-to-air missiles and anti-aircraft artillery, communications jamming forces and an air force comprising Red Flag Adversary Tactics Division pilots flying F-16Cs who are trained to replicate the tactics of potential enemy pilots.
A short two-week Red Flag exercise, held in September, attracted a diverse array of participants. The Offensive Counter Air element for the ‘Blue’ force comprised eight USAF F-15C Eagles from the 1st Fighter Wing at Langley AFB, VA. These were complemented by Republic of Singapore Air Force Block 52 F-16CJs, which flew air superiority missions, with a pair of ‘big spine’ RSAF F-16DJs flying alongside USAF Block 52 F-16CJs on SEAD and interdictor taskings. The Israeli Air Force also attended, bringing four F-15Ds and a pair of F-15Is. These flew a mixture of mission profiles including close air support. The Royal Australian Air Force, meanwhile, brought six F/RF-111Cs from No 1 Squadron at RAAF Amberley.
http://www.janes.com/aerospace/military/gallery/jau2002/jau2002_intro.shtml
The RSAF trains with the best airforce in the world. In war its how good you used your weapons that matters. During the vietnam war, the phantom was humbled by the mig-15 till Top Gun trained crew began hitting back. So no matter how good and advanced weapons anybody gets, you must be able to maximise its firepower -
Our RSAF participate in the premier air exercises with the best from USA and its NATO allies.
We also participate in the premier air exercise also in Australia (Exercise "Pitch Black"), and also another top air exercise in Canada.
Where are the flyboys from the RMAF ?
They could not get the 16 MIG-29 (from a fleet of 1
off the ground even when the planes are only less then 4 years old; due to a lack of spare parts and maintenance.
Trying to shoot down our F-16 with the MIG-29 sitting on the tarmac ?
Maybe the RMAF Pilot was playing a computer simulated game at the "Learning" or "EASY" Level. -
Maybe they are quite anti-social
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not forgetting to add French Odax exerciseOriginally posted by Atobe:Our RSAF participate in the premier air exercises with the best from USA and its NATO allies.
We also participate in the premier air exercise also in Australia (Exercise "Pitch Black"),
and also another top air exercise in Canada.
is call Maple Flag 
Where are the flyboys from the RMAF ?
They could not get the 16 MIG-29 (from a fleet of 1 off the ground even when the planes are only less then 4 years old; due to a lack of spare parts and maintenance.
Trying to shoot down our F-16 with the MIG-29 sitting on the tarmac ?
Maybe the RMAF Pilot was playing a computer simulated game at the "Learning" or "EASY" Level. -
And commando sling
RSAF's fighter jets based in US back for Singapore-US air exercise
And NFTC Nato Flying Training in Canada
RSAF TO PARTICIPATE IN NATO FLYING TRAINING IN CANADA -
Our F-16s actually took part in Maple Flag 2000 against German MiG-29s
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man...i'm in love wif the sg F-16D....
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See until... 'sian'! ZzZ...