@Pacifica can you do your thing here? I would really like to see this topic stay open.
I think I purged all of the Political content…
So, yeah… Members need to Stay on Topic and without any Political content, Political agitation and or Discussion, Thanks!
These Guidelines strictly prohibit the following:
3.1. It is forbidden to publish any texts, documents, images, recordings, videos, files, and other content which are in any way associated with:
3.1.3 insulting other members of the community;
3.1.4 rudeness and vulgarity against them;
3.1.6 political and religious agitation and propaganda, including propagation of conflicts; discussion of actual political and religious issues is also prohibited due to the provocative nature: we urge you not to draw comparisons between war-historical themes and any of the political events;
8 Likes
Thanks!
Now check out this awesome Thai Gripen Elephant Walk
8 Likes
Today is the Indonesian Armed Forces anniversary and the event is also one of our biggest in recent times with a whole lotta of troops and vehicles, the events lasted from September till today
feel free to check it out here!
List of Exhibitions
Indonesian Army (4 parts)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4flfmV9JVGU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBCgJkoSGiI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5BOVdFkFs8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adOUB5Lag7Q
Indonesian Air Force
Indonesian Navy
Specific Branches Defile
Full Defile
Troops defile at 2:24:00
Vehicles defile at 2:40:00
8 Likes
Anyone going to the Zhuhai air show? More details of VT4s should come out, as well as the new IFVs purchased by Thailand.
New jet, don’t know what it is yet.
PT-76 MLRS (ID) suggestion up, feel free to check it out! o7
3 Likes
I cant help but imagine how painful this is compared to that Japanese MLRS lol, hopefully it can actually be angled downwards a bit better
Anyways, my 2 proposals for the AUH/H-76 ‘Eagle’ and ASCOD II Command Vehicle were both passed. Hopefully you guys can also check it out!
1 Like
Finished my Royal Malaysian Air Forces Sub-Tree suggestion, its now pending. I can already say in advance that this Sub-TT is relatively small and not super spectacular, but still offers one or two interesting vehicles, which can be part of an ASEAN (Sub-)Tech Tree.
Planning to start with an Malasian Ground Forces Sub-Tree soon, already have some ground vehicle Suggestions done / pending.
6 Likes
i mean if the truck version can look straight forward i would presume that the PT-76 MLRS one can, since theyre using an identical MLRS system
1 Like
Its kind of the same with the Philippine Army’s old domestic rocket program (which was more propaganda than actual research) that led to this Mobile Assault Rocket Combat Operation System ‘Sumpak’ mounted on the back of a DMC Jeep.
1 Like
oh yeah i dont think i showed any footages of the planes during the anniversary, so here it is, 20mins of Indonesian Air Force’s planes:
and heres the mock dogfight between two F-16Cs and a SU-30MK2
size difference between the two planes
5 Likes
Yeah, quite notable, Su27 series are huge even compared to F15s, never mind F16s.
2 Likes
What AIM9 does it carry?
AIM-9P-3, L, M, maybe X and Python-5.
Python 5? We are still asking for Python 4 for Israeli jets and Chinese Jets, apparently tooo advanced for the game RN.
1 Like
Python 4 was never fielded in Chinese service. Also, Yeah. The F-16D+ is a very modern platform, so it’s not expected to come to the game immediately.
PL8B, same thing basically, Python 3 with minor modification and IRCCM. The devs replied to PL8B for Chinese jets and Python 4 for Israeli jets together so I just kind of assumed they are very similar.
The legendary griffins mark their new territory in the land of the free
Royal Thai Air Force JAS 39C with IRIS-T and RBS-15
2 Likes
In light of recent discussions, I thought I’d put together a proposal for an “ASEAN” air tree-subtree for Japan. This is my current rendition ( others have made similar through discussions in the JP / ASEAN discord ).
The Techtree:
Decided to add Vietnam in addition to the founding ASEAN members due to their current geopolitical alignment compared to the other more “REDFOR” ASEAN members.
Current Nations Split is:
- Thailand: 7x TT, 2x Premium, 1x Squadron, 1x Event
- Indonesia: 7x TT, 3x Premium
- Malaysia: 7x TT, 1x Premium
- Singapore: 4x TT
- The Philippines: 2x TT
- Vietnam: 3x TT
Feel free to make additional suggestions, I left plenty out to make the tree more neat/organized but I’d happily add more if its interesting. This or something similar will probably be formalized into a suggestion by myself or someone else relatively soon.
10 Likes