What do you think of the Malaysia Army uniform?
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Originally posted by boi86:
Watch what u are saying boi86. This is Singapore, if you want to have such racist comments, go somewhere else where they allow you to rot.
Damn... I tink the malaysian uniform looks even nicer, when i burn it. Then becomes black. [b]Malays r black dogs, so they wear black uniform... wah, perfect match...[/b]
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You are one childish swine.Originally posted by boi86:Damn... I tink the malaysian uniform looks even nicer, when i burn it. Then becomes black. Malays r black dogs, so they wear black uniform... wah, perfect match... -
Can the moderators do a trace on the source IP address please. I would like to know the origin. I few of my buddies would like to meet this person.Originally posted by boi86:Damn... I tink the malaysian uniform looks even nicer, when i burn it. Then becomes black. Malays r black dogs, so they wear black uniform... wah, perfect match... -
lolx....
whack him hard man.... -
filthy swine,why not feel free to say that to some Malays face to face.I'm sure you'll feel better with a parang sticking out of your heart.Originally posted by boi86:Damn... I tink the malaysian uniform looks even nicer, when i burn it. Then becomes black. Malays r black dogs, so they wear black uniform... wah, perfect match...
you're just a laughable juvenile trying to make your ego big and talk big. -
What about the new US 'digital' type camo, effective or not?
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Heard it's quite effective, because the pixels confuse the eye and it helps to fuzz out proper outlines of the human body at a distance.Originally posted by baer:What about the new US 'digital' type camo, effective or not? -
yes it's very effective.. i think they're going to put it into use in a couple of months/years (??).
boi86: you've got a problem with malays? what an ass-wipe. i shall not bother with you. your incessant ramblings are just a waste of my time and you are the blot upon the escutcheon of humanity. part this place and never return.
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The "new" US digital style camo is actually pioneered by Canada. Canada adopted this camo 2-3 years ago while US only did it this year.
Anyway, I don't understand why Malaysia National Service program personnel even bothered to wear camo style uniform, they are not doing military stuff while serving their NS. Might as well wear a No. 3 equivalent. haah. -
the digital camo is used for FIBUA and desert warfare right?the present camo for jungle warfare seems pretty alright, right...?
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The new ACU will replace the temperate and desert camo uniforms in US service. There will be only one colour/pattern for both environments (three if you're counting the urban environment).For a pic of the new US uniform go to the "digitized camo" thread.
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The blue Malaysian NS uniform was never designed with camouflage in mind. In fact, it's entire purpose is to maintain a disciplined look while not looking too "military". In fact the words the Malaysian officials used to describe it when it was launched were along the lines of "hip" and "trendy".Originally posted by Gordonator:the blue malaysian national service uniform looks....
cannot make it...
/shakes head.
The reason a more conventional military design wasn't chosen was because the Malaysian NS officials didn't want parents (and opposition parties) to think of NS as conscription. Also at the time of launch, many Opposition parties had complained that the NS program was the UMNO govt way of indoctrinating youths to be loyal to the UMNO federal govt.
Thus, with a "hip" uniform that cannot possibly be used for combat, these fears were supposed to be somewhat relieved. -
On another note, my buddies and I were discussing and there is one possible way for the M'sian NS uniform to function as camouflage:
Scenario:
Singapore pilot doing reece passes overhead,
Malaysian NS PC alerts his men,
all simultaneously perform the Wave.
Pilot reports back: Sir, just a lake of water spotted.
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Just ignore him. It is a flame bait. If he pulls that stunt again we shall see.Originally posted by Meremere:I agree with tvdog-moderators, do you allow such statements as this? -
so are there any equivalent digitzed camo patterns for jungle environments?
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Yes sardaukar-the USMC temperate MARPAT and the Canadian temperate CADPAT. I think if you go to the "digitized camo" thread, you can see for yourself the pics I've posted thereOriginally posted by Sardaukar:so are there any equivalent digitzed camo patterns for jungle environments?
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Never mind, here's some examples:CADPAT (Temperate)
Desert and Temperate CADPAT pattern:
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Do you know that both Singapore and Malaysian arty units share exactly the same colours on their coat-of-arms ( blue/red) ?
I would not be surprised if many other units share the same, especially when they had common beginings. -
In some other Malaysian units - the knife or sword is replaced by a Malay kris.Originally posted by Dr Who:Do you know that both Singapore and Malaysian arty units share exactly the same colours on their coat-of-arms ( blue/red) ?
I would not be surprised if many other units share the same, especially when they had common beginings.
In Singapore you have a lion in the crest - they have a tiger, etc.
Malaysia's armed forces still have a very British like influence, esp. the paratroopers. The paratroopers from the RDF wear their red berets with the regimental wings just like the Brits.
Singapore's outlook is rathered mixed - British foot drills(Malay commands) and British like berets (but with a national crest), American ERDL camo uniforms and rank style, and Israeli webbing. -
the ones we are wearing are actually french Victor Berets...British Berets are called Kangols(spelling somewhere there)...the onli unit in Britain wearing French Victor Berets are the 22nd SAS Regiment, Paras and some other elite units over there...----taken by Immediate Action by Andy McNab...Originally posted by bcoy:In some other Malaysian units - the knife or sword is replaced by a Malay kris.
In Singapore you have a lion in the crest - they have a tiger, etc.
Malaysia's armed forces still have a very British like influence, esp. the paratroopers. The paratroopers from the RDF wear their red berets with the regimental wings just like the Brits.
Singapore's outlook is rathered mixed - British foot drills(Malay commands) and British like berets (but with a national crest), American ERDL camo uniforms and rank style, and Israeli webbing.
btw...kangols are big and funny compared to Victor Berets....and i am not talking abt the Buckingham Palace Guard's headgear... -
Thanks - but what I meant on the berets, was that we pull them from left to right (slope), the French wear them the other way round, right?Originally posted by sidestep1984:the ones we are wearing are actually french Victor Berets...British Berets are called Kangols(spelling somewhere there)...the onli unit in Britain wearing French Victor Berets are the 22nd SAS Regiment, Paras and some other elite units over there...----taken by Immediate Action by Andy McNab...
btw...kangols are big and funny compared to Victor Berets....and i am not talking abt the Buckingham Palace Guard's headgear... -
the one worn the other way around is the kangol...some kangols come with a fluffy top..the shape of a french victor is like ours...where it is slanted at is up to the country itself...Originally posted by bcoy:Thanks - but what I meant on the berets, was that we pull them from left to right (slope), the French wear them the other way round, right? -
Malaysian Para, from 8th Royal Ranger Regiment-note Para emblem on the left side, beret sloped to the right:
http://www.okinawa.usmc.mil/Public%20Affairs%20Info/Archive%20News%20Pages/2002/020719-lfcarat.html