UH1H and C130 may be in for retirement.Originally posted by sbst275:Fighter Jets
40 F16CD (20 more on order)
40 F5T/ E
58 A4SU (Believed to have more in storage as there was 2 orders, 1st in 1973, 40 later in 1984 or 1982, 70)
8 RF5
7 F16AB
Helicopter
8 Apache AH64
12 Apache Longbrow
12 CH47 (Number could not be confirmed)
31 Super Puma or Cougar
19 UH1H
Transport
10 C130H (Of dif varients)
4 KC135
Special
9 Fokker 50 (Of dif varients)
4 E2C
nah..i dun think C130 is going to be in for retirementOriginally posted by sbst275:UH1H and C130 may be in for retirement.
There is an new C130 in the market now, C130JOriginally posted by SibeiSuayKia:nah..i dun think C130 is going to be in for retirement
we still need them for parachuting
F35 is only ready in 2013 (It is still in R&D)Originally posted by martin_lim85:i thought they also buying F35 JSF.
I look foward to the purchase of striker planes, Naval Helicopters, Recon planes and interceptorsOriginally posted by SibeiSuayKia:Wow neat inventories..
hope the inventories could be much more improved
Originally posted by sbst275:Fighter Jets
40 F16CD (20 more on order)
40 F5T/ E
58 A4SU (Believed to have more in storage as there was 2 orders, 1st in 1973, 40 later in 1984 or 1982, 70)
8 RF5
7 F16AB
Helicopter
8 Apache AH64
12 Apache Longbrow
12 CH47 (Number could not be confirmed)
31 Super Puma or Cougar
19 UH1H
Transport
10 C130H (Of dif varients)
4 KC135
Special
9 Fokker 50 (Of dif varients)
4 E2C
Rather, it is Fennec AS550Originally posted by fkh:As for Helicopters:
RSAF also had 20 SA350 Squrriel light helos- for light observation /light attack .
I like to know whether RSAF Super Pumas can be armed?
The nos are quite accurate as purchase of aircrafts are disclosed, but then everyone needs to be cautious though. That's why I have no intension of adding missiles as they are quite senitive stuffOriginally posted by Obersturmfuhrer:Is it really wise to be discussing inventory even if it is disclosed? Some tongues might slip in the process. Even if some things are disclosed, how would you know they're accurate unless you have some fools to confirm them for you?
Fennecs have not been retired. Only their gunship role removed. That ST report is wrong. Cant get that retired yet as it's our training chopper.Originally posted by sbst275:Rather, it is Fennec AS550
It has offically retired last year, all of them
AS332 is not really armed, it is more to logistics and SAR usage
It has been replaced by AH64Originally posted by eurofighter:Fennecs have not been retired. Only their gunship role removed. That ST report is wrong. Cant get that retired yet as it's our training chopper.
It is vertifiedOriginally posted by Obersturmfuhrer:Thats not the point. The point is any Tom Dick or Harry can write a report that may or may not be accurate. All that report needs is somebody to verify it.
I can, for example, write about how many Battalions we have and what roles they play. It may or may not be accurate but I can claim it's from detailed studies and from disclosed sources. All I need now is someone from within to confirm what I've written is accurate. Having done that, it allows for me to update my personal intel. Lame as it may seem but this is one of the methods foreign powers used to gather intel. Dun believe me? Ask the soviets.
It should be 8 AH-64D Longbow Apaches and 12 AH-64D Apaches.Originally posted by sbst275:08 AH64
12 Longbrow (2nd Order)
It should be 1 crashed in 1991 (8 July). Another one of the F-16A is use for the Falconone project.Originally posted by sbst275:It is vertified
Let's see
RSAF made these order
8 F16AB (1 crashed in 198
paiseh ah, a little correction, its AS350...Originally posted by fkh:As for Helicopters:
RSAF also had 20 SA350 Squrriel light helos- for light observation /light attack .
I like to know whether RSAF Super Pumas can be armed?
Don't get too work up, as stated those are what is published on the book "Defending The Lion City Bk" which is sold in bookstores.Originally posted by Obersturmfuhrer:Is it really wise to be discussing inventory even if it is disclosed? Some tongues might slip in the process. Even if some things are disclosed, how would you know they're accurate unless you have some fools to confirm them for you?
Originally posted by Obersturmfuhrer:The problem, it is the disclosed info from the book. The entire world knows it, so how can they stop this info from passing around?
MINDEF security guidelines state that matters relating to the military, even disclosed information, should be [b]refrained from being openly discussed in unsecured public forums or channels.[/b]
No, the inital 8 is not Longbrow which was delivered in 2002Originally posted by foxtrout8:It should be 8 AH-64D Longbow Apaches and 12 AH-64D Apaches.