actually some sea area in NE natuna overlapped with china claim area.

Earlier pilot told me he had to divert from Mersing because UAV testing is being carried out. Anyone knows whose is it, Airforce or Navy?

This?

GAPU Conducts Eks Panah Jaguh 1/2013



The Malaysian Army has conducted the annual live firing exercise dubbed Eks Panah Jaguh (Champion Archer)
for 12 days beginning from October 22 at Tanjung Logok, Kota Tinggi, Johor.

[Flying Herald]
[Malaysian Defence]

So from what i heard,
The navy could streamline most of its SAMs to vls-mica m.
Lekiu class, kedah class could be using mica in the future.
I think ma have write about mica b4.

PICTURES: KAI shows off two designs for KFX fighter

By:  Greg Waldron Seoul
09:39 29 Oct 2013 

Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) has displayed two conceptual models for the country’s proposed KFX indigenous fighter programme at the Seoul International Aerospace & Defense Exhibition.

One model represents KAI’s in-house proposal for the programme, while the other represents the ambitions of Seoul’s Agency for Defense Development (ADD).

KAI’s proposal is for a single-engined aircraft based largely on systems developed for the country’s T-50 advanced jet trainer. The company feels that this approach would be more cost effective and draw from its experience with the T-50, which had extensive design input from Lockheed Martin.


Greg Waldron/Flightglobal

The ADD concept is a twin-engined design and would involve considerably more indigenously-developed content.

Both appear to recognise the challenges involved in building a true stealth aircraft. While each bears a passing resemblance to the low observable Lockheed Martin F-35, particularly in regard to the shaping of the intakes and forward fuselage, neither possesses internal weapons bays.

KAI did not state the powerplant for either aircraft, but one source says that it is likely to require similar power to the Pratt & Whitney F100 or General Electric F110, the engines for the F-16 fighter.


Greg Waldron/Flightglobal

Industry sources at the show say that KAI has been actively seeking information on a range of equipment that the KFX would need to be a truly capable fighter jet, including its radar, avionics, mission computers, and other systems.

Although this is the first time KAI has displayed such detailed models at the Seoul show, there is still a great deal of uncertainty about the programme.

To a large degree, Seoul is relying on technology transfer stemming from its F-X III acquisition for 60 fighters to develop indigenous manufacturing capabilities for KFX. Given that F-X III is in limbo following Seoul’s decision to re-tender the competition rather than obtain the Boeing F-15 Silent Eagle over the F-35 and Eurofighter Typhoon, any decision on KFX is effectively stalled as well.

Another challenge for the KFX programme is the presence of Indonesia in the effort as a 20% partner. While Jakarta is generally an ally of the West, the US government could be dubious about providing advanced technologies to Jakarta through the KFX programme, which will invariably require a large degree of foreign content.

In the event that Seoul decides to move forward with the programme, the Korean air force is likely to obtain 120 examples, with Jakarta to take 80. KAI also hopes to win other export orders for the aircraft.

China, Malaysia To Hold Joint Military Drills
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The Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73), top, is seen underway with the Royal Malaysian
Navy frigates RMN Jebat (FF 29) and RMN Lekiu (FF 30) during a transit of the Andaman Sea in 2012.
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Ini jenis salam depan, belakang ada simpan pisau ke   

got sos on the attack bro?

China, Malaysia To Hold Joint Military Drills
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The Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73), top, is seen underway with the Royal Malaysian
Navy frigates RMN Jebat (FF 29) and RMN Lekiu (FF 30) during a transit of the Andaman Sea in 2012.
DefenceNews
Ini jenis salam depan, belakang ada simpan pisau ke   

israel have just attacked syia

it's game on now, people

I thought that such attacks had happened lots of time with before rite?  this is the  6th time I think.

and bashar Syiah government keep threatening Israel will retaliate but no action done by them

sometimes  it is funny though. Syrian keep bullied by the jews

wow us navy allowed others country navy ship to close up and mild in the carrier group   

are we escorting the carrier through the straits of malacca?

I thought that such attacks had happened lots of time with before rite?  this is the  6th time I think.

and bashar Syiah government keep threatening Israel will retaliate but no action done by them

sometimes  it is funny though. Syrian keep bullied by the jews

ADEX 2013: Boeing looks beyond FX-III for other markets in Asia-Pacific region

James Hardy, Seoul - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly
30 October 2013
 
Boeing is looking to overcome the disappointment of South Korea's late change of heart in the FX-III fighter programme, with a number of rotorcraft opportunities in the Asia-Pacific region.

Jim Armington, vice-president of business development for the East Asia-Pacific Region at Boeing Defense, Space and Security, admitted that the sale of up to 60 F-15s to Seoul to fulfill the FX-III requirement was a "very big part" of Boeing's platform sales plans in Asia.

However, given South Korea's decision in September to reopen the FX-III competition, Armington pointed to recent successes for the AH-64 Apache attack helicopter in South Korea and Indonesia, ongoing sales of the platform to Taiwan, and opportunities for follow-on sales in Japan.