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Originally posted by BadzMaro:Cause there is a branch office and up top wants it to be ISO:9000++ certified. If doing that will change most of the ways staff do work. And it costs more money. And currently i do not see a need for it. We are actually ISO 9000 ready , but some stuffs impossible to certified. Like calibration for massive quarry machinery. Confirm cannot pass one. N so far the branch is doing fine. So i am actually against it.. so this is still in debate just want to see how u guys see it as.
if it isn't broke, don't bother fixing it.
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Originally posted by chanjyj:you know how big the helmet is?
can try what.
At most
is feign ignorance when caught lor .. 
On a more serious note, you might want to try contacting the singapore embassy of the dangerous country that you are visiting and see if they help you in any way?Edited by Lance_han 01 Dec `07, 11:18AM
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Originally posted by LazerLordz:It is intentional, to a certain extent. All about interoperatibility.
I wouldn't touch Russian equipment, not because of their lack of quality, but the effort to overhaul the entire logistics system would be a waste of time.Is it really that bad? I remember Russian equipment had some extent of interoperability with their american counterparts. Or maybe we should try adapting Western weapons and avionics with russian technology, like japan and her MIGs?
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Originally posted by chino65:The reason for the delay in replacing the ,5 in US service is due to some ambitious 25mm calibre programme called the 25mm XM307 ACSW. This was meant to replace the .5 (12.7mm) class of HMG.
http://world.guns.ru/machine/mg39-e.htm
http://world.guns.ru/grenade/gl24-e.htm
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Actually, a lot of our equipment are "battle-tested" by TNI in Indonesia. The U100 is the most battle-tested as its sales had been successful in many parts of the world.
CIS50
U100
CIS 40
oh .. okay. Well, gotta admit, operational requirements of our potential customers and as well as politics play a big part in weapons sales .. and since when was equipment "battle-tested" by TNI a factor in other countries buying locally - produced weapons?
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so yeah .. maybe you could try applying the 90/10
principle 
Must as
well stick to the house phone then .. ?
