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    Pics from (Left to Right), a bigger image of future Singapore F-15S Eagle from Boeing website and the rest of the 4 wallpapers is from Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF).
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    OT: TCH just announced in Parliament today that we are sending 5-man teams of MOs and Engineers to Afghanistan, Bamiyan Province in collaboration with the New Zealand Defence Force and NATO to build hospitals, clinics and bridges.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LazerLordz View Post
    OT: TCH just announced in Parliament today that we are sending 5-man teams of MOs and Engineers to Afghanistan, Bamiyan Province in collaboration with the New Zealand Defence Force and NATO to build hospitals, clinics and bridges.

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    Good to know that beside assisting in Iraq UN resolution duties, our men are stepping in to assist Afghanistan as well.

    Below is the quote from our Defence Minister;

    The battle against terrorism cannot be won overnight. Neither can the battle against terrorism be won by force alone. We must also win the struggle for hearts and minds. For this reason, Singapore is preparing to provide humanitarian and reconstruction assistance to Afghanistan. Developments in Afghanistan have an impact on Singapore’s security. Several of Singapore’s JI detainees received their terrorist training in Afghanistan. They were part of a terror cell plotting to carry out attacks on targets in Singapore. Terrorism operates without regard for national borders. Singapore is thus prepared to work together, within our means, with the some 40 other countries currently working in Afghanistan to build the institutions, infrastructure and services that will bring brighter prospects to the people of Afghanistan.

    The SAF will be undertaking two humanitarian and reconstruction projects in Afghanistan as part of the New Zealand Provincial Reconstruction Team in Bamiyan Province in central Afghanistan. The SAF and NZDF know each other well and have previously deployed together in the UN mission in East Timor. The NZDF has operated in Bamiyan Province since 2003. Their personnel have built up a strong foundation of trust with the local community and provincial government.

    For the first project, the SAF will deploy a five-man medical team to Bamiyan hospital to set up a dental clinic. The SAF team will bring specialised equipment, set up the clinic, and train local Afghans to take over the clinic on a long term basis. Separately, under the Singapore Co-operation Programme, training will also be provided to the Afghans in dentistry and basic healthcare so they can build up sustainable capabilities. For the second project, a five-man SAF combat engineering team will undertake bridge construction and repair work, together with the NZDF and local Afghan contractors. The SAF assessed these projects would be most helpful to the Afghan people after consulting the NZDF, and the Afghan Government and local Afghan authorities during a site visit. Each team will be deployed for three months. We are currently working out the details with the parties involved, including the NZDF, NATO and the Afghan Government.

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    great pics. ppl might think Singapore is just another small country that they can mess arroound with, but damn .. i bet they can defeat most of the countries in South East Asia in a small scale war.

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    Quote Originally Posted by equilibrium37 View Post
    great pics. ppl might think Singapore is just another small country that they can mess arroound with, but damn .. i bet they can defeat most of the countries in South East Asia in a small scale war.
    Nah, we don't ever want to fight a war with our neighbours. Most of us have relatives there too.

    But we'll always be vigilant for any trouble though.

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    some more pics...........










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    this is an interesting mix of loadouts. P90 w/suppressor and the SAR21 Carbine.

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    Hi all bros, althought Singapore would never officially announce the types of weapons officially sold to which countries, i hope that from this thread, all bros can contribute pictures of Singapore weapons used in your countries and post it in this thread as well. Below is the pictures which i got from another thread from our Croatian and Serbian bros contribution;
    (Left to right) Serbia Special Forces using our Ultimax 100 LMG (x 3 pics) and Croatia Special Forces using our Ultimax 100 LMG. It was used intensively in the last Balkan War.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LazerLordz View Post


    this is an interesting mix of loadouts. P90 w/suppressor and the SAR21 Carbine.
    I've seen commando section operating with 1 guy using the P90 while the rest having the normal infantry loadouts. Didn't know the SAR21 carbine version is in operation.

    Quote Originally Posted by Singapore-Hawk View Post
    Hi all bros, althought Singapore would never officially announce the types of weapons officially sold to which countries, i hope that from this thread, all bros can contribute pictures of Singapore weapons used in your countries and post it in this thread as well. Below is the pictures which i got from another thread from our Croatian and Serbian bros contribution;
    (Left to right) Serbia Special Forces using our Ultimax 100 LMG (x 3 pics) and Croatia Special Forces using our Ultimax 100 LMG. It was used intensively in the last Balkan War.
    I can't believe there are people liking the ultimax!

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    Quote Originally Posted by chillycraps View Post
    I've seen commando section operating with 1 guy using the P90 while the rest having the normal infantry loadouts. Didn't know the SAR21 carbine version is in operation.



    I can't believe there are people liking the ultimax!
    Ultimax is one of the best LMG in the world even though it has been around for more than 10 years. Some weapon analysis even claim that it is much better than the Belgian FN mini because of the ease of using the Ultimax and the maintenance. When i was in the army, i always like this cool weapon..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Singapore-Hawk View Post
    Ultimax is one of the best LMG in the world even though it has been around for more than 10 years. Some weapon analysis even claim that it is much better than the Belgian FN mini because of the ease of using the Ultimax and the maintenance. When i was in the army, i always like this cool weapon..
    We called it the bolt action rifle... and for a good reason. I dont think any other weapon had such a powerful reputation for malfunctioning.

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    My bad, it worked alright initially
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    Quote Originally Posted by Anti_tanky View Post
    We called it the bolt action rifle... and for a good reason. I dont think any other weapon had such a powerful reputation for malfunctioning.
    Powerful reputation for malfunctioning? I think you speak before you think it twice. That's because you are using a training Ultimax with improper maintenance right? It is pass down by irresponsible user to next user and so on...i used to be in SISPEC and the Ultimax was not in good shape (due to training weapon status) but when i have a chance to observe and in fact, fire the weapon in a regular unit, it was a superb and easy to use LMG.

    In the regular unit, it has a proper maintenance to keep it in good shape.

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    [quote=Anti_tanky;2355117]Greets everyone. Thought I might share some of my own photos taken of and by me during my National service days. those days were among some of the best and hardest in my life. Feel free to ask any questions. more pictures will be put up later.



    Bro Anti_Tanky, please don't post any bad links from putfile.com. Kindly save it in your PC first before you attach. Thank you for your contribution.

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