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Well...heard that Viper and super hornet is up on the table again the drama continue..to avoid a sudden heart attack lets just sit on the corner with a cup of cofee and udud....shal we...😁
 

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Well...heard that Viper and super hornet is up on the table again the drama continue..to avoid a sudden heart attack lets just sit on the corner with a cup of cofee and udud....shal we...😁
just read the article from airspace review , looks like a plan B to me , incase US won't give us the Eagle .
 

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Well...heard that Viper and super hornet is up on the table again the drama continue..to avoid a sudden heart attack lets just sit on the corner with a cup of cofee and udud....shal we...😁
Well.. I'm not hesitate
But with our Mbulet culture and look from previous Su-35 saga, let's see until those thing come to our Lanud 😅😅

Ngopi heulah atuh with kopi Liong..
 

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Well...heard that Viper and super hornet is up on the table again the drama continue..to avoid a sudden heart attack lets just sit on the corner with a cup of cofee and udud....shal we...😁

Upgrading used F-16 block 40 from the boneyard/national guard to F-16V standard would be way cheaper.

Bahrain only needed to spend $1.082 bil to upgrade 20 jets from block 40 to V-standard (about $54 mil per jet).

 

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Sales war spill to the internet! 🤣🤣🤣🙃

But why thou?
It's not like we, the Warganet, have any power to turn Jendral, Kasau, opung, or 08 decisions?
 

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Well...heard that Viper and super hornet is up on the table again the drama continue..to avoid a sudden heart attack lets just sit on the corner with a cup of cofee and udud....shal we...😁
Whatever, Airspace review credibility already long gone for me.
 

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And FMP is like pushing for double engine fighter and against F16V.
 

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We should consider buying the Korean Guided munitions

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South Korea is developing 3 new air-launched munitions that are planned for integration with the KAI FA-50 Fighting Eagle light combat aircraft, which the Philippine Air Force operates.

First is the Korean Laser Guided Bomb (K-LGB), which is similar to the Paveway family of LGBs already in use by the PAF, but is said to be more optimized for use with the FA-50.

Second is the Korean Air-to-Surface Missile (K-ASM), which is said to be medium to long range missile and will be developed with assistance from Turkey's Roketsan. The foundation will be based on Roketsan's Stand-off Missile (SOM) cruise missile, which has a range of 250 kilometers and weighs 650kg optimized for small fighters like the F-16. The missile appears to be an alternative to the 1,400kg Taurus KEPD-350 cruise missile which is too large and too heavy for the FA-50.

Third is the Korean Short Range Air-to-Air Missile (K-SRAAM), which is expected to have similar characteristics as the Diehl Defense IRIS-T missile. Diehl Defense is also expected to provide assistance in developing the new K-SRAAM.
So far, these future developments may be beneficial to the PAF, considering its current fleet of FA-50PH Fighting Eagles are planned for upgrade, and there are also plans to acquire additional improved FA-50s for a second light fighter squadron. These air munitions may also be integrated to the future KF-X fighter, which could also potentially be looked at by the PAF for its future Multirole Fighter requirements for Horizon 3 phase and beyond.
Thanks to one of our Korean community member for pointing out these new developments. First photo shows K-SRAAM, K-LGB and K-ASM,as well as the Sniper targeting pod on what appears to be a cut section of an FA-50 fuselage, as shown at DX Korea 2020. Other photos are for reference only.
 

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Buy F16v, Rafale, T50 and pay for KFX.
 

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We should consider buying the Korean Guided munitions

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South Korea is developing 3 new air-launched munitions that are planned for integration with the KAI FA-50 Fighting Eagle light combat aircraft, which the Philippine Air Force operates.

First is the Korean Laser Guided Bomb (K-LGB), which is similar to the Paveway family of LGBs already in use by the PAF, but is said to be more optimized for use with the FA-50.

Second is the Korean Air-to-Surface Missile (K-ASM), which is said to be medium to long range missile and will be developed with assistance from Turkey's Roketsan. The foundation will be based on Roketsan's Stand-off Missile (SOM) cruise missile, which has a range of 250 kilometers and weighs 650kg optimized for small fighters like the F-16. The missile appears to be an alternative to the 1,400kg Taurus KEPD-350 cruise missile which is too large and too heavy for the FA-50.

Third is the Korean Short Range Air-to-Air Missile (K-SRAAM), which is expected to have similar characteristics as the Diehl Defense IRIS-T missile. Diehl Defense is also expected to provide assistance in developing the new K-SRAAM.
So far, these future developments may be beneficial to the PAF, considering its current fleet of FA-50PH Fighting Eagles are planned for upgrade, and there are also plans to acquire additional improved FA-50s for a second light fighter squadron. These air munitions may also be integrated to the future KF-X fighter, which could also potentially be looked at by the PAF for its future Multirole Fighter requirements for Horizon 3 phase and beyond.
Thanks to one of our Korean community member for pointing out these new developments. First photo shows K-SRAAM, K-LGB and K-ASM,as well as the Sniper targeting pod on what appears to be a cut section of an FA-50 fuselage, as shown at DX Korea 2020. Other photos are for reference only.

You know DISLITBANG TNI is in research for guided munition kits, one SOE have cooperation with LIG NEXT 1.
 

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Is there any plan to build new AFB to protect the new capital city?
 

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Is there any plan to build new AFB to protect the new capital city?
Building new capital city should be postponed because of increasing risk of future conflict, it would cost more taxpayer money that better be allocated to defense sector. Not to mention it need new military bases, radars, and more connectivity to ensure its safety.
The grave mistake is it is more closer inside strike range of you-know-lah.
 

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Building new capital city should be postponed because of increasing risk of future conflict, it would cost more taxpayer money that better be allocated to defense sector. Not to mention it need new military bases, radars, and more connectivity to ensure its safety.
The grave mistake is it is more closer inside strike range of you-know-lah.
Although I agree with you i am still leaning towards building new capital city.

Yes we definitely need new alutsista and stuff, and Kalimantan would be easier to invade, currently most of our military power is concentrated in Java and also population in Java is huge (huge potential of militia to support the military), while in kalimantan is still quite sparse, if in java any invaders even if they succed to land they will be always under constant threat of our military or militia, there are people and settlement all over Java, and in Kalimantan there are still many place that can be used by invaders to hold their ground and strengthen them self.

Short term solution is pergeseran kekuatan, long term would be bigger defense budget = more shopping = more alutsista.
 
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Although I agree with you i am still leaning towards building new capital city.

Yes we definitely need new alutsista and stuff, and Kalimantan would be easier to invade, currently most of our military power is concentrated in Java and also population in Java is huge (huge potential of militia to support the military).

Short term solution is pergeseran kekuatan, long term would be bigger defense budget = more shopping = more alutsista.

I seconded to this ...
While decentralizing economy and population in general . we are basically creating a new defense buffer zone while our basic " Capital " which is the bulk of our population and heavy industries are still relativelly entrenched in java..
 

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