EX-Bersama Padu 2010

11 October 2010
Air Force on Route to Exercise Bersama Padu 2010

Forces from Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia and the United Kingdom have joined together under the Five Power Defence Arrangement (FPDA) to participate in Exercise Bersama Padu (BP10). The aim of BP10 is to exercise force elements from maritime, land and air forces from member nations of the FDPA, in the defence of the Malaysian Peninsula and Singapore in order to enhance interoperability among assigned forces. The exercise is hosted by the Royal Malaysian Armed Forces (RMAF) and staged from RMAF Base Butterworth. BP10 is taking place in the South China Sea and on the Malaysian Peninsula from 11 October until 29 October.

Eight F/A-18 Hornets and about 125 personnel from RAAF Williamtown's No 3 Squadron are taking part in the FPDA exercise, which represents almost 40 years of co-operation between the member nations. Training in exercises such as BP10 is important for Air Force personnel to hone key skills, work as a combined force and build regional relationships with participating nations.

14 October 2010
Exercise Bersama Padu 2010

Forces from Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia and the United
Kingdom have joined together under the Five Power Defence Arrangement
(FPDA) to participate in Exercise Bersama Padu (BP10). The aim of BP10
is to exercise force elements from maritime, land and air forces from
member nations of the FDPA, in the defence of the Malaysian Peninsula
and Singapore in order to enhance interoperability among assigned
forces. The exercise is hosted by the Royal Malaysian Armed Forces
(RMAF) and staged from RMAF Base Butterworth. BP10 is taking place in
the South China Sea and on the Malaysian Peninsula from 11 October until
29 October.

Eight F/A-18 Hornets and about 125 personnel from RAAF Williamtown's No 3
Squadron are taking part in the FPDA exercise, which represents almost
40 years of co-operation between the member nations. Training in
exercises such as BP10 is important for Air Force personnel to hone key
skills, work as a combined force and build regional relationships with
participating nations.

Forces from Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia and the United Kingdom have joined together under the Five Power Defence Arrangements (FPDA) to participate in Exercise Bersama Padu (BP10). The aim of BP10 is to exercise force elements from maritime, land and air forces from member nations of the FPDA to enhance interoperability among assigned forces. The exercise is hosted by the Malaysian Defence Force and staged from Royal Malaysian Air Force Base Butterworth. BP10 is taking place in the South China Sea and on the Malaysian Peninsula from 11-29 October.

HMA Ships Success, Tobruk, Toowoomba, and Arunta; Australian Clearance Dive Team One from HMAS Waterhen Sydney; eight F/A 18s from No 3 Squadron RAAF Williamtown NSW; an Australian Army platoon from RMAF Butterworth; and approximately 60 support staff are participating in the exercise.

BP10 represents almost 40 years of cooperation between the member nations. Training in exercises such as BP10 is important for ADF personnel to hone key skills, work as a combined force and build regional relationships with participating nations.

EX bersama Padu - Beach Landing 28 October 2010

Forces from Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia and the United Kingdom have joined together under the Five Power Defence Arrangements (FPDA) to participate in Exercise Bersama Padu (BP10). The aim of BP10 is to exercise force elements from maritime, land and air forces from member nations of the FPDA to enhance interoperability among assigned forces. The exercise is hosted by the Malaysian Defence Force and staged from Royal Malaysian Air Force Base Butterworth. BP10 is taking place in the South China Sea and on the Malaysian Peninsula from 11-29 October.

HMA Ships Success, Tobruk, Toowoomba, and Arunta; Australian Clearance Dive Team One from HMAS Waterhen Sydney; eight F/A 18s from No 3 Squadron RAAF Williamtown NSW; an Australian Army platoon from RMAF Butterworth; and approximately 60 support staff are participating in the exercise.

BP10 represents almost 40 years of cooperation between the member nations. Training in exercises such as BP10 is important for ADF personnel to hone key skills, work as a combined force and build regional relationships with participating nations.

03 November 2010
It's all go in the Operations and Planning Rooms during BP10

Members from the Five Power Defence Arrangement conducted essential planning and operations support at Headquarters Integrated Area Defence Systems to the participating nations during Exercise Bersama Padu 2010. Headquarters Integrated Area Defence Systems have the responsibility to prepare assigned forces for and to participate in the external defence of Malaysia and Singapore under the Five Power Defence Arrangement by providing an effective command and control capability, and high quality joint training.


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Tiap kali eks kalau perasan guna peta semenanjung... persoalan: Sabah & Swak tak termasuk ke dalam perjanjian FPDA?