Reply With Quotecool down guys... Ramadhan is coming. so Happy Ramadhan, Happy Fasting... and Mohon maaf lahir batin. God bless u all...
soldier dont choose enemy, polititian are. peace.
cool down guys... Ramadhan is coming. so Happy Ramadhan, Happy Fasting... and Mohon maaf lahir batin. God bless u all...
->Equilibrium: Yes, this one is from SkaU 17.
->GGK: Thanks!
->Karbol: Thanks juga, selamat menunaikan ibadah puasa!
Take it easy. I'm not against anybody here.Originally Posted by ggk
What you said sometimes is true, sometimes is not true.
For Ambalat case, the TLDM followed what they were ordered to do (by politicians in KL), i.e. to introduce & to enforce the "new" (due to Sipadan & Ligitan islands) international boundary between Malaysia & Indonesia in the Ambalat water.
The reactions from Jakarta then was mainly dominated by the Armed Forces, not politicians (which then very soon backed up the military response).
Enough talking. Please continue to post more pics from Malindo & I'll keep my mouth shut this time.
Peace.
You should come someday to watch the Formula 1 race in Sepang circuit. I always enjoying myself to watch & hear the roar of afterburner from 300ft above the ground from these Hornets or Fulcrums.
American's Hornets & Russian's Fulcrums (& later Russian's Flankers) is indeed a rare combination a country's airforce has in this planet.
The Indonesian soldiers on the right are from either Kostrad, regular Military Territory (Kodam) or Raiders. Can't tell exactly from the pic.
Which unit is the TDM ones ?
Its a terrible pixelly picture, i cant see it.
A combination of providers is the best, its not very smart to be dependend from one country.
Maaf, kurang jelas, karena dari jau.
me neither mate. im cool....to be frank i prefer friendship rather than hostility.
By ggk
im sorry for the lack of caption...its actually the joint patrol in kalimantan border
Let me try my best to recognize these qualification badges & share with you.
The Kopassus Captain on the right:
1. Right above TNI-AD patch: Army airborne wings, jumpmaster. One star in wreath indicates 60 jumps, two stars indicates more than 100 jumps.
2. Above it , his left hand side: Army freefall badge.
3. Next to it: Commando chest qualification badge.
His right hand chest is empty; still long way to go my friend. If you can make it.
The Marines Master Sergeant (Sersan Satu) in the middle:
1. On his left-hand side pocket: the famous Denjaka chest qualification badge. The S (thunder symbol) in red represents anti-teror. His a damn Denjaka operator.
2. Above TNI-AL Badge: Kipam / Taifib qualification chest badge. One star signifying 30 static-line jumps, 2 stars = 60 jumps, 3 stars more than 90 jumps. If the star is in red then it indicates a combat jump.
3. The top one on his left chest: Kipam / Taifib freefall badge.
4. On his right pocket: could be a basic Airborne Wing or a Jumpmaster.
5. Above his name patch: SEAL Co-training badge.
6. On his left shoulder above the sergeant insignia: could be his unit shoulder insignia.
The Kopassus Specialist (Prajurit Kepala) on the left:
He is even worse. Only Army Airborne Wing & a Commando qualification badge.
Too bad, the Korpaskhas soldiers (the oranges) are standing in the back. I can't see their qualifications.
@GGK, where was the picture taken ? If the Indonesian flag shoulder badge is worn, they must be somewhere overseas.
thanks.
the pic were taken in malaysia...the exact place unknown.
Akhirnya, i succeeded to upload a higher res pic.
Is this the Indonsian "MarinesOne"Ya, thanks to all!
Here some pictures of a NAS-332.
Is this the Indonsian "MarinesOne"??Ya, thanks to all!
Here some pictures of a NAS-332.
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