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Sandhi Yudha
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My opinion? The Chang Bogo class. It's already in use and thus familiar. Cuts down on training and adaptation time. Since they're only...
Saturday at 8:08 PM
Sandhi Yudha
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Three type of KAPLAN/HARIMAU tracked armoured vehicle already being developed: APC, IFV, Medium Tank. So far Pindad as partner on this...
Saturday at 8:03 PM
Sandhi Yudha
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Domestic build Loitering Munition drones, or Kamikaze drones, being shown by AF Special Forces. This is locally build drones by company...
Saturday at 8:02 PM
John Fedup
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Agree, a SH fleet (30-40) ordered 2018 onwards might not be viable past 2045-50 but along with the 16 F-35s now on order awaiting a GCAP...
Saturday at 6:23 PM
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I asked Gemini "why is the f47 called the f47" It said this The Boeing F-47 was publicly named by President Donald Trump during an...
Saturday at 4:17 PM
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For whatever it’s worth, Google AI’s reply to “is there another reason for the F-47 to be called that other than Trump?”: The official...
Saturday at 4:17 PM
Terran
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Rhino Hornets would have been good had they been bought when the program started. But buying in the last Decade would have left Canada...
Saturday at 2:06 PM
Ananda
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Indonesia: 'green water navy'
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If they choose Jang Bogo or Chang Bogo (depends on pronounciation) as interim submarine, perhaps it is as compensation for DSME 209 2nd...
Saturday at 11:42 AM
Ananda
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The Indonesian Army
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Three type of KAPLAN/HARIMAU tracked armoured vehicle already being developed: APC, IFV, Medium Tank. So far Pindad as partner on this...
Saturday at 11:35 AM
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tonnyc
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Indonesia: 'green water navy'
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My opinion? The Chang Bogo class. It's already in use and thus familiar. Cuts down on training and adaptation time. Since they're only...
Saturday at 10:33 AM
Ananda
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Future Energy Pathways
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According to this, Indonesia Nuclear Power sign agreement for 2 SMR with 100mw each as floating power plant. The plan to put this...
Saturday at 10:03 AM
John Fedup
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Agree, a RCAF SH fleet of 40+ followed by either another 40 SH or F-35s was the path. Too bad it didn’t happen. As for Cyclone, I am...
Saturday at 9:13 AM
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How dare yOu? This is what “capability at the speed of “relevance” looks like in practice! (medium ranged air defence and terminal...
Saturday at 6:41 AM
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Xthenaki
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RNZN started off with two Westland Wasps when the first Leander Frigate arrived in 1966, then acquired a third when the second Leander...
Saturday at 5:21 AM
Jezza
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Honestly I think RCAF really missed out on the Superhornet. In Australia they have become very valuable platforms: Easy integration of...
Saturday at 3:21 AM
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