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From http://www.globalsecurity.org/
In 2009 Malaysia's armed forces have increased their involvement in Lebanon by formally agreeing to become a military supplier to Lebanon, and by sustaining a UN-sponsored peace-keeping force there. According to Lebanon's Defense Minister Elias Al-Murr, Malaysia has been listed as a supplier of non-offensive weaponry and equipment for Lebanon's military modernisation programme for 2010 because the weapons Malaysia produced were tested and found appropriate for the Lebanese military.
Unifil West Sector deputy commander Col. Philip Chorrone, the one who formalised the new status for the Malaysian contingent at 2-45 army camp in At-Tiri, said Malaysian forces play an important role in the peace-keeping mission at the Israel border because Lebanese locals were not intimidated by their presence. Malaysia became a part of the UNIFIL peace-keeping mission after the United Nations Security Council adopted Resolution 1701 intended to resolve the Israel-Lebanon conflict after Israeli forces attacked Hezbollah militants in 2006.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
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Yah yah...no racist stuff ok ... i will delete it in no time .... and i hate politics, although i will allow political rants, be prepare for nasty flak from me if its contradict my view.
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Malaysia Military Power
I am from Pakistan Recently clear My inter From PakIstan Bahria Cadet College i want to join your force please do me a favor and accept me as your solider my email id is arafaekhan@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteMalaysian Armed Forces don't take non Malaysian citizen into their service.
ReplyDeleteBut, thanks for the interest
hai..my name is KAVI.im an indian.im 18 years old.i am a college student.my ambition is to be a in army ecspecially in special forces.so what i have to do to join the force??thx.
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ReplyDeletegood for you man,
to join the Rejimen Gerak Khas you need to complete the regular army basic training first. Then immediately after completion and assigned to your regular unit, you may apply to enter the RGK Commando basic selection course... probably with a recomendation from your current unit commander.
if you pass this basic selection you will be assigned to various unit inside RGK but you are not yet a GGK. You need to serve in the RGK (usually in their support unit) for a certain amount of time in order to be able to join the advance special forces course ... if you are selected then you will be again assigned to the combat unit such as 11 kdo, 21 rgk and 22 rgk... the best of the best from these 3 combat unit will be selected to enter the 11 ULK ...
good luck man.