Nasib baik tak jatuh sempadan kat Kemboja kalau tak
Siam dah cakap Tok Bomoh Kemboja punya keje

Pehhh, heli down smua buatan US...

1 blakchwak 2 huey kan ...

Mr. Bijan wrote:

1 blakchwak 2 huey kan ...

1 huey, 1 blackhawk n 1 Bell...

standupper wrote:

Tumpang kesian kat warga tentera Thai yang terkorban 3 nahas helikopter berturut2 dalam seminggu di kawasan yg sama.

16 Julai - tentera Thai hantar heli jenis Huey UH1H pickup pegawai dan wartawan dekat sempadan Thai-Myanmar. Musim hujan, jatuh meletup dan mati 5 orang.

19 Julai - Cari guna orang kampung dan jalan darat, jumpa bangkai heli. Panggil Black Hawk, nak pungut 5 mayat. Black Hawk pula jatuh dan ranap. 9 mati.

22 Julai - 3 hari cari pakai orang asli dan panjat gunung, jumpa mayat. Panggil lagi satu heli, Bell 212, nak angkut mayat. Enjin rosak dan jatuh. Satu selamat, 2 atau 3 mati.


nahas 3

3 heli jatuh

nahas heli thai

sudah jatuh ditimpa heli

Aduhh..... sedih.

Ada "benda" kacau.... tu tempat mereka.....

gremlin maybe...

Plane crash kills 78 in Morocco

By the CNN Wire Staff
July 26, 2011 -- Updated 1348 GMT (2148 HKT)

CNN) -- A plane crash in southern Morocco killed 78 people Tuesday, the state news agency reported. The Moroccan C-130 military plane crashed in the southern part of the country, state-run Agence Maghreb Arabe Presse reported.
The
aircraft, belonging to Morocco's Royal Armed Forces, crashed into a
mountain as it attempted to land at a military airport about 8
kilometers (5 miles) away, the news agency said.
Local news
agency Lakome.com, citing sources with knowledge of the event, said
rescue efforts were ongoing. It is not clear whether civilians were on
board, the news agency said.
Ali Anozla, managing editor of Lakome, said local sources told him the cause of the crash was bad weather.


http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/africa/07/26/morocco.plane.crash/index.html?hpt=hp_t2

powerw00t wrote:

Copter downing in Afghanistan kills 30 Americans
APBy KIMBERLY DOZIER - Associated Press,SOLOMON MOORE - Associated Press | AP – 3 hrs ago

A map locating Afghanistan's Wardak province, where total of 31 members of the US special forces have died in a helicopter crash in along with seven Afghans, a statement from Afghan President Hamid Karzai's office said

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Article: Crash adds to growing questions about war in Afghanistan

exclusive - 8 hrs ago
Article: US to 'stay the course' after Afghan chopper crash

AFP - 2 hrs 48 mins ago
Article: Obama mourns dead in likely Afghan shoot-down

AP - 5 hrs ago

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Insurgents shot down a U.S. military helicopter during fighting in eastern Afghanistan, killing 30 Americans, most of them belonging to the same elite unit as the Navy SEALs who killed al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden, U.S. officials said Saturday. It was the deadliest single loss for American forces in the decade-old war against the Taliban.

The downing, in which seven Afghan commandos were also killed, was a stinging blow to the lauded, tight-knit SEAL Team 6, months after its crowning achievement. It was also a heavy setback for the U.S.-led coalition as it begins to draw down thousands of combat troops fighting what has become an increasingly costly and unpopular war.

None of the 22 SEAL personnel killed in the crash were part of the team that killed bin Laden in a May raid in Pakistan, but they belonged to the same unit. Their deployment in the raid in which the helicopter crashed would suggest that the target was a high-ranking insurgent figure.

Special operations forces, including the SEALs and others, have been at the forefront in the stepped up strategy of taking out key insurgent leaders in targeted raids, and they will be relied on even more as regular troops pull out.

The strike is also likely to boost the morale of the Taliban in a key province that controls a strategic approach to the capital Kabul. The Taliban claimed they downed the helicopter with a rocket while it was taking part in a raid on a house where insurgents were gathered in the province of Wardak overnight. Wreckage of the craft was strewn across the crash site, a Taliban spokesman said.

A senior U.S. administration official in Washington said it appeared the craft had been shot down. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because the crash is still being investigated.

"Their deaths are a reminder of the extraordinary sacrifices made by the men and women of our military and their families, including all who have served in Afghanistan," President Barack Obama said in a statement, adding that his thoughts and prayers go out to the families of those who perished.

The U.S.-led coalition said in a statement that 30 American service members, a civilian interpreter and seven Afghan commandos were killed when their CH-47 Chinook crashed in the early hours Saturday. A current U.S. official and a former U.S. official said the Americans included 22 SEALs, three Air Force air controllers and a dog handler and his dog. The two spoke on condition of anonymity because military officials were still notifying the families of the dead.

Afghan President Hamid Karzai announced the number of people killed in the crash and the presence of special operations troops before any other public figure. He also offered his condolences to the American and Afghan troops killed in the crash.

The deaths bring to 365 the number of coalition troops killed this year in Afghanistan and 42 this month.

The overnight raid took place in the Tangi Joy Zarin area of Wardak's Sayd Abad district, about 60 miles (97 kilometers) southwest of Kabul. Forested peaks in the region give the insurgency good cover and the Taliban have continued to use it as a base despite repeated NATO assaults.

Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid said in a statement that the helicopter was involved in an assault on a house where insurgent fighters were gathering. During the battle, the fighters shot down the helicopter with a rocket, he said.

An American official in Brussels said the helicopter was a twin-rotor Chinook, a large troop and cargo transporter.

The casualties are believed to be largest loss of life in the history of SEAL Team Six, officially called the Navy Special Warfare Development Group, or DEVGRU. The team is considered the best of the best among the already elite SEALs, which numbers 3,000 personnel.

NPR and ABC News first reported that those aboard were believed to be Navy SEALs. The AP withheld the report at the request of their sources until they believed the majority of families of those lost had been notified.

The death toll surpasses the previous worst single day loss of life for the U.S.-led coalition in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001 — the June 28, 2005 downing of a military helicopter in eastern Kunar province.

In that incident, 16 Navy SEALs and Army special operations troops were killed when their craft was shot down while on a mission to rescue four SEALs under attack by the Taliban. Three of the SEALs being rescued were also killed and the fourth wounded.

Sumber http://news.yahoo.com/copter-downing-afghanistan-kills-30-americans-192301718.html

RIP comrade...

tgh wa usha2 BBC jumpa nih

Koreas exchange fire near Yeonpyeong island









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South Korea's navy has
fired warning shots towards North Korea after shells from the North fell
near their tense maritime border, South Korean defence officials say.

They say three artillery shells landed off the South's Yeonpyeong island in the Yellow Sea.

It is not clear on which side of the border they fell.

Last November the North fired shells at Yeonpyeong, killing four, in one of the worst clashes since the Korean War.

Pyongyang said at the time that it had been provoked by military exercises being held by the South close to the island.

The incident triggered outrage in South Korea, which
increased troop numbers on Yeonpyeong and said it would respond more
forcefully in the future.

The crisis came months after the sinking of a South Korean warship, the Cheonan, widely blamed on North Korea.

The two countries technically remain at war following the 1950-53 Korean War.


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-14471940

aku tak kisah, tp dah standbai tuk bawak wa punya platoon kluar

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unless kalo war berlaku waktu hari exam...

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bagus deme nih!

ape fungsi anjing laut tu kat afghanistan ? klakar la diorang ni...

berita harian,how predictable....

hehe tau la pasukan SEAL, sampai nak ada anjing laut lagi... hehe sekadar melawak , kalau ada pekerja BH jangan marah aku :p

anjing laut tentera laut? mak eh selebet benar..ni wartawan yg minat gossip tapi kena buat task berita dunia ke nih?

venez wrote:

powerw00t wrote:

Copter downing in Afghanistan kills 30 Americans
APBy KIMBERLY DOZIER - Associated Press,SOLOMON MOORE - Associated Press | AP – 3 hrs ago

A map locating Afghanistan's Wardak province, where total of 31 members of the US special forces have died in a helicopter crash in along with seven Afghans, a statement from Afghan President Hamid Karzai's office said

[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] A map locating Afghanistan's Wardak province, where total of 31 members of the US …
Graphic on US troops deployed in Afghanistan since 2001. Thirty-one US and seven Afghan special forces died when the Taliban shot down their helicopter, officials said Saturday, the biggest single loss yet for foreign troops in a decade-long war

[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] Graphic on US troops deployed in Afghanistan since 2001. Thirty-one US and seven …
Article: Crash adds to growing questions about war in Afghanistan

exclusive - 8 hrs ago
Article: US to 'stay the course' after Afghan chopper crash

AFP - 2 hrs 48 mins ago
Article: Obama mourns dead in likely Afghan shoot-down

AP - 5 hrs ago

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Insurgents shot down a U.S. military helicopter during fighting in eastern Afghanistan, killing 30 Americans, most of them belonging to the same elite unit as the Navy SEALs who killed al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden, U.S. officials said Saturday. It was the deadliest single loss for American forces in the decade-old war against the Taliban.

The downing, in which seven Afghan commandos were also killed, was a stinging blow to the lauded, tight-knit SEAL Team 6, months after its crowning achievement. It was also a heavy setback for the U.S.-led coalition as it begins to draw down thousands of combat troops fighting what has become an increasingly costly and unpopular war.

None of the 22 SEAL personnel killed in the crash were part of the team that killed bin Laden in a May raid in Pakistan, but they belonged to the same unit. Their deployment in the raid in which the helicopter crashed would suggest that the target was a high-ranking insurgent figure.

Special operations forces, including the SEALs and others, have been at the forefront in the stepped up strategy of taking out key insurgent leaders in targeted raids, and they will be relied on even more as regular troops pull out.

The strike is also likely to boost the morale of the Taliban in a key province that controls a strategic approach to the capital Kabul. The Taliban claimed they downed the helicopter with a rocket while it was taking part in a raid on a house where insurgents were gathered in the province of Wardak overnight. Wreckage of the craft was strewn across the crash site, a Taliban spokesman said.

A senior U.S. administration official in Washington said it appeared the craft had been shot down. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because the crash is still being investigated.

"Their deaths are a reminder of the extraordinary sacrifices made by the men and women of our military and their families, including all who have served in Afghanistan," President Barack Obama said in a statement, adding that his thoughts and prayers go out to the families of those who perished.

The U.S.-led coalition said in a statement that 30 American service members, a civilian interpreter and seven Afghan commandos were killed when their CH-47 Chinook crashed in the early hours Saturday. A current U.S. official and a former U.S. official said the Americans included 22 SEALs, three Air Force air controllers and a dog handler and his dog. The two spoke on condition of anonymity because military officials were still notifying the families of the dead.

Afghan President Hamid Karzai announced the number of people killed in the crash and the presence of special operations troops before any other public figure. He also offered his condolences to the American and Afghan troops killed in the crash.

The deaths bring to 365 the number of coalition troops killed this year in Afghanistan and 42 this month.

The overnight raid took place in the Tangi Joy Zarin area of Wardak's Sayd Abad district, about 60 miles (97 kilometers) southwest of Kabul. Forested peaks in the region give the insurgency good cover and the Taliban have continued to use it as a base despite repeated NATO assaults.

Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid said in a statement that the helicopter was involved in an assault on a house where insurgent fighters were gathering. During the battle, the fighters shot down the helicopter with a rocket, he said.

An American official in Brussels said the helicopter was a twin-rotor Chinook, a large troop and cargo transporter.

The casualties are believed to be largest loss of life in the history of SEAL Team Six, officially called the Navy Special Warfare Development Group, or DEVGRU. The team is considered the best of the best among the already elite SEALs, which numbers 3,000 personnel.

NPR and ABC News first reported that those aboard were believed to be Navy SEALs. The AP withheld the report at the request of their sources until they believed the majority of families of those lost had been notified.

The death toll surpasses the previous worst single day loss of life for the U.S.-led coalition in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001 — the June 28, 2005 downing of a military helicopter in eastern Kunar province.

In that incident, 16 Navy SEALs and Army special operations troops were killed when their craft was shot down while on a mission to rescue four SEALs under attack by the Taliban. Three of the SEALs being rescued were also killed and the fourth wounded.

Sumber http://news.yahoo.com/copter-downing-afghanistan-kills-30-americans-192301718.html

RIP comrade...

Perkara mcm nie hanya akan berhenti jika perang disana ditamatkan .. aper pun RIP ...

That is the wage of war.... RIP.

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Burnt
first aid instructions are seen near the wreckage of Chinook helicopter
shot down last week at Tangi Valley in Wardak province some 60 miles
(97 kilometers) southwest of Kabul, Afghanistan, Thursday, Aug. 11,
2011. The Chinook helicopter that insurgents shot down over the weekend
burst into flames before hitting the ground, leaving wreckage scattered
on both sides of a river in eastern Afghanistan and killing 30 Americans
and eight Afghans, witnesses told The Associated Press on Thursday. The
crash of the Chinook CH-47, about 60 miles (97 kilometers) southwest of
Kabul, was the deadliest single loss for U.S. forces in the nearly
10-year Afghan war.


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A
part of a gun stamped "Made in Germany" is seen among the wreckage of
Chinook helicopter shot down last week at Tangi Valley in Wardak
province some 60 miles (97 kilometers) southwest of Kabul, Afghanistan,
Thursday, Aug. 11, 2011.

HK416?

combat operations will stop by 2012 but US forces will still be there.combat operations in iraq stopped last year but 80,000 us troops are still there.lets not repeat vietnam media syndrome.

Nampak ni kat mp.net

Indonesian special forces paranoid over Papua

Quote :

...The 19 documents, dating from 2006 to 2009 and obtained by The Saturday Age, show Kopassus runs a vast network of spies and informants as part of its campaign to keep vice-like control of the region and monitors the activities of foreigners in the region and around the world.

As well as providing an insight into the deep paranoia of Kopassus and its interference in the daily lives of Papuans, the documents are also remarkable for the false assertions they contain...

http://www.theage.com.au/national/indonesian-special-forces-paranoid-over-papua-20110812-1ir2h.html

http://www.theage.com.au/national/independence-at-threat-from-enemy-within-20110812-1iqur.html


link ke pdf

http://images.theage.com.au/file/2011/08/13/2555328/Kopassus2011.pdf

http://images.smh.com.au/file/2011/08/13/2555328/Kopassus2011.pdf


Tak nampak pulak apa yang dikatakan paranoid, macam biasa je maklumat2 siapa ahli politik luar negara yang dianggap/memang menyokong gerakan papua. Hehe cepat betul aussie ni takut.

if you changed kopassus to mossad and Papua to palestine territories you would probably say something else

the paranoid part stems from the fact that TNI has set up a huge spy ring to watch over papuans and foreigners in case there is talk for 'merdeka' and it isnt help by allegations of human rights violations by TNI

http://news.yahoo.com/russia-sells-batch-fighter-jets-india-124855607.html

petikan:
[quote]Russia sells new batch of fighter jets to India - AP

MOSCOW (AP) — Russia signed a deal Friday to provide India with 42 fighter jets, but the two nations have failed to strike a deal on a controversial nuclear power plant.

Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said that New Delhi will fit the Sukhoi Su-30MKI fighter jets with additional locally produced electronics. The jets will be assembled in India.

India had earlier signed several contracts for the delivery of 230 Su-30MKIs, most of which are being assembled locally. The long-range jets are custom-designed for the Indian Air Force.

India has been a leading customer for Russian weapons since the Soviet times, buying combat jets, missiles, navy ships and other weapons worth billions of dollars. Russian weapons still acount for the bulk of the Indian military arsenals....[code]