Kenangan sepanjang misi selama 9 bulan diabadikan di dalam diari ini. Semua aktiviti dapat dilayari dimana sahaja.Weblog ini telah dibangunkan pada awal tahun 2008. Tujuan Weblog ini adalah untuk bertukar-tukar maklumat dan informasi yang berkaitan dengan kehidupan di LEBANON. Berdasarkan pengalaman sebenar penulis.
Sunday, March 8, 2009
Kapt Arlizam bin Ariffin, Masjid Tanah ,Melaka,Malaysia
SO 3 Log MALCON WEST 1 UNIFIL yang bertugas di LEBANON (2008/2009) di bawah panji-panji Pertubuhan Bangsa-Bangsa Bersatu (PBB)
Lebanon From Satellite
Kapt Arlizam bin Ariffin, Masjid Tanah ,Melaka,Malaysia
SO 3 Log MALCON WEST 1 UNIFIL yang bertugas di LEBANON (2008/2009) di bawah panji-panji Pertubuhan Bangsa-Bangsa Bersatu (PBB)
CANTIK TAK LEBANON
Kapt Arlizam bin Ariffin, Masjid Tanah ,Melaka,Malaysia
SO 3 Log MALCON WEST 1 UNIFIL yang bertugas di LEBANON (2008/2009) di bawah panji-panji Pertubuhan Bangsa-Bangsa Bersatu (PBB)
LAND ROVER MY MEMORIES
Land Rovers - especially Series 3 military vehicles. I used to own drive an ex-MOD Series 3 109" Land Rover, but have had to drive alone. These pages were developed during my experience to drive and are being kept online in-case they are of use to anyone else. Recently, a Land Rover FFR is good expecially UNIFIL 6114.
When I lived in the LEBANON, my "car" was a little unusual, in that it was an ex-MoD Series 3 109" Land Rover. The Malaysian Army took delivery in Oktober 2008, making it a little older than myself. After being passed around the camp and a couple of stints in Southern Lebanon during the mission (probably as a reserve vehicle), it joined the mission UNIFIL as Malaysian Infantry Company where it stayed until being Oktober 2008. It is the 3/4 tonne FFR (Fitted For Radio) variant, although when I drived it, the most obvious FFR features (radio seat, and tuner heads) had been removed.
When I lived in the LEBANON, my "car" was a little unusual, in that it was an ex-MoD Series 3 109" Land Rover. The Malaysian Army took delivery in Oktober 2008, making it a little older than myself. After being passed around the camp and a couple of stints in Southern Lebanon during the mission (probably as a reserve vehicle), it joined the mission UNIFIL as Malaysian Infantry Company where it stayed until being Oktober 2008. It is the 3/4 tonne FFR (Fitted For Radio) variant, although when I drived it, the most obvious FFR features (radio seat, and tuner heads) had been removed.
Kapt Arlizam bin Ariffin, Masjid Tanah ,Melaka,Malaysia
SO 3 Log MALCON WEST 1 UNIFIL yang bertugas di LEBANON (2008/2009) di bawah panji-panji Pertubuhan Bangsa-Bangsa Bersatu (PBB)
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