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[WTS] Samsung fast wireless charger

heavyduty — Fri, 21 Jul 2017 16:43:20 +0800

Item(s):Samsung Wireless Fast Charger

Package includes:only the charger

Price: 50

Warranty:none

Dealing method:COD or Postage

Location:Terengganu

Contact method/details:PM
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Item(s) conditions:used

Picture: through whatsapp

Reason for sale: not using

[WTS] Illegear RE-15 EVO GTX860M (Faulty)

heavyduty — Sun, 16 Jul 2017 21:23:20 +0800

Item(s):Illegear RE-15 EVO [Faulty]

Specs:

Intel core i7-4710MQ
GTX860M 2GB
8GB DDR3L RAM
Samsung 840 evo 120GB
Crucial M550 mSATA 256GB
1TB WD Blue HDD

Package includes:Laptop itself, battery, charger and laptop bag

Price: RM600 (Can offer your price, open to any deals)

Warranty:none

Dealing method:COD or post

Location:Kuantan

Contact method/details:PM
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Item(s) conditions:Faulty, can turn on but cannot boot to desktop

Picture:Through Whatsapp

Reason for sale: not using

[WTS]Brooks Beast 16 stability shoes

heavyduty — Sat, 01 Apr 2017 10:33:42 +0800

Item(s):Brooks Beast 16 stability shoes size UK11

Package includes:Shoes and box

Price:250 (50% off retail)

Dealing method:COD or Post

Location of seller:Kuantan

Contact method/details:0189141157

Age of item:one month

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Item(s) conditions:brand new

Picture:I'll WhatsApp u the pics

Reason for sale:bad fit for my feet

[WTB] Sony Walkman W series

heavyduty — Mon, 16 Jan 2017 19:41:20 +0800

Item(s):Any Sony Walkman W series that's waterproof

Package includes: hopefully everything in box

Price:Offer me

[WTB]Orient bambino

heavyduty — Sun, 27 Sep 2015 09:01:20 +0800

Item(s):orient bambino

Package includes:good if come with box

Price:offer me

Warranty:doesnt matter

Dealing method:COD in KT or poslaju

Contact method/details:PM me or 018-9141157

Age of item:used

Looking for a used orient bambino for a good price.offer me if you have one for sale

Package from Israel

heavyduty — Sat, 24 Jan 2015 15:49:57 +0800

I want to buy something from Israel and sent here in malaysia,would there be any restrictions or complications?is it even possible?

need help with Dlink modem

heavyduty — Sun, 11 Jan 2015 19:36:26 +0800

So I just bought a new modem.a Dlink DSL 2750E.every time I try to set it up it says "wan connected name repeated". Anyone know how to use solve it?

Where to find bulk sweater supplier?

heavyduty — Sun, 21 Dec 2014 01:09:55 +0800

hi guys,anyone know where to find a good sweater or hoodie supplier?want around 200 or 300 pieces

New Russian Army weaponry 'inferior' to NATO's

heavyduty — Wed, 16 Mar 2011 00:17:55 +0800

New Russian Army weaponry 'inferior' to NATO's, overpriced

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The most advanced weapon systems manufactured for Russia's ground forces are below NATO and even Chinese standards and are expensive, GF chief Col. Gen. Alexander Postnikov said on Tuesday. "The weapon models that are manufactured by our industry, including armor, artillery and small arms and light weapons, fail to meet the standards that exist in NATO and even China," he said at a session of the Defense and Security Committee of the upper house of the Russian parliament. He said that Russia's most advanced tank, the T-90, is in fact a modification of the Soviet-era T-72 tank [entered production in 1971] but costs 118 million rubles (over $4 million) per unit. "It would be easier for us to buy three Leopards [Germany's main battle tanks] with this money," Postnikov said. MOSCOW, March 15 (RIA Novosti)

http://en.rian.ru/mlitary_news/20110315/163016351.html

MAF goes on tour of duty in Lebanon

heavyduty — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 14:02:00 +0800

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PETALING JAYA: A new Malaysian armed forces battalion has left for Lebanon for a one-year United Nations peacekeeping tour. The 300 personnel under MALBATT 3 will be taking over the role of their compatriots currently serving in contested areas of Beirut, Lebanon, with the United Nations Interim Force (UNIFIL). Family members packed the Royal Malaysian Air Force base in Subang to see off the servicemen, dressed in tan-coloured combat fatigues, as they lined up to board a chartered Boeing 747. Comprising officers and men of various ranks from the Army, the Royal Navy and the Air Force, it also included 10 members from Brunei’s Royal Armed Forces, two doctors and 11 paramedics. Defence Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said the team was a mark of recognition by the world community of Malaysia’s commitment to world peace. “Although Malaysia is relatively small, military-wise compared to many UN countries, our contribution internationally has been duly recognised,” he said as he sent off the troops. Combat doctor Capt Dr Mohd Ariff Mohd Yusof of the Royal Medical Corp said the year-long tour of duty would be a challenge for him. “I’m really looking forward to it.” Primary school teacher Liyana Roslan, who was there to see off her fiance Adhad Zakwan, said she would wait for him to return.

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=...4745&sec=nation

RIP- Major Richard "d***" Winters

heavyduty — Mon, 10 Jan 2011 16:26:16 +0800

I regret to report that Richard "d***" Winters has made his final jump - he has passed away after a long illness. A quiet and humble man, Winters received a level of fame he wasn't used to after HBO turned the Stephen Ambrose book Band of Brothers into an acclaimed mini-series in 2001.

Winters served as an officer in the 101st Airborne Division's 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, Easy Company. As a Lieutenant on D-Day, Winters led a successful assault on German artillery battery, consisting of four 105 mm howitzers, at Brécourt Manor. By taking out these guns, Winters and his men made it easier for Allied troops to land at Utah Beach. Winters' superior officer, Colonel Robert Sink nominated Winters for the Congressional Medal of Honor, but the award was downgraded to the Distinguished Service Cross as a result of a policy of only awarding on CMOH to any single division for the events that occurred on D-Day.

Winters went on to earn the rank of Major before Germany surrendered in 1945.

Winters was 92 years old.

http://www.zygosoccerreport.com/2011/01/ns...chard-d***.html
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Wikileaks menunjukkan salah guna tentera negara

heavyduty — Thu, 30 Dec 2010 20:58:58 +0800

Leaks show Indonesia military abuse

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The US government's decision to renew military ties with Indonesia was made in spite of serious concerns expressed by its diplomats about the Indonesian military's activities in the province of West Papua.

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Memos from the US embassy in Jakarta leaked to the whistleblowing website WikiLeaks show that US diplomats hold Jakarta responsible for "chronic underdevelopment" and for causing instability in West Papua. WikiLeaks released the cables to the Australian newspaper The Age. Corruption is rife in the Indonesian army, the US officials acknowledge repeatedly in the documents. They describe the military as being a virtually autonomous government entity in West Papua and are strongly dubious of the Indonesian authorities’ assertion of "justice" in the province. Deepened security ties Earlier in the year, the US lifted a 12-year ban on ties with Indonesia's elite military forces. Contact was resumed with the Kopassus unit, a decision the US state department said was based on an improvement in its human rights record. When the news of renewed military co-operation was announced, activists warned of the potentially "dangerous" consequences for the Papuan people. Yet Barack Obama, the US president, went ahead with a state visit to Indonesia in November, deepening security ties by formalising the "comprehensive partnership" between Indonesia and the US. His visit followed the admission in October by Indonesian authorities that the men who filmed themselves torturing a West Papuan man were indeed Indonesian soldiers. "Through this partnership, the two Presidents are opening a new era of bilateral relations between Indonesia and the United States for the long-term, based on mutual respect, common interests, and shared values," the White House said in a statement. The US cut ties with the military unit under what is known as the Leahy law. The legislation, approved in 1997, banned US training for foreign military units accused of human rights violations. It can only be waived if the Secretary of State certifies that the foreign authorities take "effective measures" against those suspected of abuses. 'Separatist aspirations' widespread Yet underneath the public show of confidence, the leaked cables reveal US diplomats were consistently highlighting human rights abuses in the disputed territory. The US government may officially continue to support Indonesia's "territorial integrity"- Obama reaffirmed this stance during his visit last month - but the leaked documents suggest it understands the underlying reasons for widespread "separatist aspirations" among the Papuan people. The US embassy in Jakarta wrote in a September 2009 cable that "the region is politically marginalised and many Papuans harbour separatist aspirations". "Many central government ministries have been reluctant to cede power to the province. As a result, implementation of the [Special Autonomy] law has lagged and Papuans increasingly view the law as a failure." Indeed, an estimated 10,000 Papuans gathered in June to protest the special autonomy. Likewise, the embassy's assessment of the reaction to a 2006 riot is clear in its condemnation: "It is clear that the police rounded up a miscellany of perceived trouble-makers and random individuals and that the prosecutors and judges then railroaded them in a farcical show trial." The military is actively involved in illegal logging and drug smuggling in neighbouring Papua New Guinea, according to a government official quoted in a 2006 cable. Corruption allegations confirmed Officials from the US mine Freeport-McMoRan (whose presence in West Papua is contested amongst the local people, who say it is complicit in the repression of their rights) confirmed allegations that it has paid millions of dollars to members of the Indonesian security forces to help "protect" its operations. "Only lightly touched by a scant regulatory regime, and cloaked in the protection of the military, Freeport has managed to maintain a nearly impenetrable redoubt on the easternmost Indonesian province as it taps one of the country's richest assets," The New York Times reported in an investigative article published in 2005. One senior mine official confirmed the existence of such payments to Dan Bowman, the senior vice-president Freeport Indonesia. He told US diplomats a month after the article appeared that the: "Main allegations about direct payments by the company to military and police officials are true but misleading … the military and police did not have institutional bank accounts into which Freeport could deposit funds, so they were forced to make payments directly to the commanding officers responsible for security at the mine." A cable from April 2007 confirmed that the company was still paying "voluntary support allowances" to police charged with protecting the mine. Freeport began mining in West Papua in 1966, three years before Jakarta annexed the territory. Foreign journalists are banned by the Indonesian government from travelling to Papua

short version:TNI rape/killed/pillage/destroyed west papua.
http://english.aljazeera.net/news/asia-pac...4112179356.html

Tentera Darat tukar camo baru

heavyduty — Sun, 26 Dec 2010 02:55:17 +0800

UCP is dead...finally

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Army moving forward on camo. UCP Is dead. By Rob Curtis The Army Times is reporting on last weeks Army Camouflage Improvement Industry Day in today’s paper. Lance Bacon attended the Dec. 9th event and heard from a range of Army officials speaking about the current and future camouflage programs. A revelation about the Army’s current camouflage pattern came from Maj. Brett Lord, from the Maneuver Center of Excellence at Fort Benning, who spoke frankly about UCP. “The uniform I am wearing doesn’t do the best job of concealing our soldiers,” he said. In it’s place will be a set of uniforms with three new patterns; a transitional, a woodland and a desert pattern. Industry will have till early spring 2010 to submit their patterns for an evaluation and wear test. The plan calls for three submissions from industry and two from the government. This means Soldiers could end up wearing MARPAT or AOR patterns, if they outperform the the competition. There’s plenty more in Lance’s article, so go get an Army Times this morning and find out what your next uniform may look like and how the Army plans to develop it.

http://militarytimes.com/blogs/gearscout/2...mo-ucp-is-dead/

after billions spent on issuing ACU with UCP camo now they gonna spend more billions to field a new camo..effing brilliant

<WTA>hotlink data plan

heavyduty — Wed, 08 Dec 2010 22:56:15 +0800

hey guys,i want a prepaid data plan and digi coverage here sucks so gotta take hotlink,but which one the most bang for buck?in all wiseness of /k/ i request an answer

Blackberry Case

heavyduty — Sat, 06 Nov 2010 23:45:08 +0800

hi,can anyone recommend me a case for my blackberry 9700?

[WTA]poslaju delivery days

heavyduty — Fri, 29 Oct 2010 01:17:52 +0800

hi,can i know does poslaju deliver items on friday?