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Infoglobal UAV / loyal wingman-type UCAV / target drone P.S. : It might be used to simulate enemy stealth aircraft

Is that CAPTOR mine/encapsulated torpedo? I remember we made CAPTOR-type mine a few years back, I wonder where is it now. Maybe already added to 1001 prototype list?

Most of Acehnese vessels were galley-type (low board ship with oars/paddles), but Xebec certainly only used in Mediterranean, not Nusantara. Galleon (naos/navios de alto bordo - high board ship) is only used in 2 occasions: in 1539 and 1581. Although Mataram has undoubtedly many vessels, their...

This is something that cannot be confirmed and but also cannot be denied. Timber trade even with small ship may occur during their eras (even the Madurese still trading timber in 1970s-1980s using their janggolan, leti-leti, and lis-alis). There is just not enough evidence to prove whether Sunda...

Do Batamec already have the tools and requirements module-based ship? If their equipment were different, it could lead to size difference and may lead to flawed module. And what about the experience? Do Batamec already produced modular ship, thus having enough experience? If this was their...

Don't Tell Mom I'm in Natuna

BBTA3 (Balai Besar Teknologi Aerodinamika, Aeroelastika, dan Aeroakustika) projects, including cooperation with foreign aerospace companies

I'm not sure. This somehow reminds me that we are outproduced by Hamas.

This is what I got from wiki Retracing the reference I got

I was referring to Tarantula HMAV. It is only a prototype but the Malays said it has been ordered by undisclosed buyer. It should be clear enough, by Thailand I was referring to First Win, and by Australia I was referring to Hawkei https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mildef_Tarantula_HMAV

As long as we could absorb some TOT from them, I wouldn't object. If this only made more logistical nightmare for us, I object. Pindad is having difficulty exporting their products. While neighboring defense company such as those of Malaysia and Thailand (and if this proceed, Australia too)...

It's for training purpose. Decoy like that is almost impractical in modern warfare Edit: The last photo seems to be "counter sniper", a sensor which would determine range, direction, and caliber of sniper fire

Well, what do you expect from the same people who believe in sim salabim abra kadabracar by Vocational High School?

Well yes, because stealth does not make your aircraft invisible. Reduced RCS results in smaller image on radar, and also reduce the range of detection. That's why I'm asking if we have radar with capability to detect it before it got to our land area.

Any story (web link, tweet) about this?

A bit off topic here... Is this B-21 Raider or H-20? Can any of our radar detect such aircraft from enough range (at least before they got above our land territory) ? https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/42261/mystery-flying-wing-aircraft-photographed-over-the-philippines

Very similar to C 705, only the position of air intake is different

RN01-SS? But Idk what or who PT Mulatama is. (RN01-SS is PT Teknologi Rekatama Solusi Indonesia / TRESS) https://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/RN01-SS But they mentioned surface to ground, not surface to surface so it may be cruise missile, not anti ship missile.

Assuming the aircraft went out of our territory, yes.