It's either a smart move or a desperate one
or a smart one in the middle of desperation by not having enough LAV
or a smart one in the middle of desperation by not having enough LAV
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The only LAV in handy is Komodo, i dont think Anoa could do hi mobility in montainous region of papua.
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Offcourse it can do (anoa) but unfortunetly we dont have it enough, and marinir not operate it yet as long as i know
Wait I thought they will be deployed in the shore (MUPE) area, not the mountainous one?
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It is. There is reg that forbid Matra Laut units to operate beyond 8Km of the coastline you know. In this case Marine units will be securing coastal area while freeing Matra Darat elements to push forward in land
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That's why I used the word "If"
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Something is always better than nothing. Bragging or crying for something that we do not have will never get the job done
Anyway, since today is our 2nd anniversary, we would like to thank everyone who has supported us here &/ other social media, especially Twitter
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much!
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As I had stated earlier, What Was Done is Done (Nasi Telah Menjadi Bubur). And in the most likely, the Navy brass is already had good guess as the root cause (as do I). Just use the tragedy as a hard earn lesson to re evaluate everything to avoid similar thing to ever happen in the future
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Those vessels are for submarine rescue rather than for recovery (lifting) of the boat.
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Isn't this kinda suspicious? Do we ask their help? Do we REALLY need their help?
i don't like it either, I know this is humatarian effort, but accepting their research vessel not a wise decision
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Not accepting it not good either for our PR, they are throwing olive branch in the name of humanitarian efforts. Not to mention the feeling of families of our Sailor. It's not like they are roaming freely just like our close friend during Search effort, they only bring their vessels into designated coordinate. I am more into accepting their effort, but under close scrutiny of our forces
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In 30 April 2021, Singaporean Navy brother and sister from MV Swift Rescue ship giving their salute for the Indonesian Navy Nanggala 402 Submarine crew member who perished during the incident. Thanks for all of your effort, we shall never forget this debt, hope you all stay safe and keep warm in the company of your beloved families at home
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hope the gov know what they doing, if they accept it I'm agree with you, they sailing path should be under our supervision by creating some corridor for their vessel
