Neelofa lookalike at DSA 2014



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kesian jakun ppl. before this every year us navy ship docked at port klang tak bising pulak kan

kesian jakun ppl. before this every year us navy ship docked at port klang tak bising pulak kan

lel macai stupidity at it max

Fb link plz, wanna see the stupidness comments, lol

Their logic, US dock their ship at west port = planning to invade MY.

Should ask them back, so KD Lekiu dock at Perth = planning to invade Australia then. LEL.

u ada visit booth kami ke?

Laaa.....ade masalah ke?? Suruh dia mai Sepangar la ni...siap ade satu kapal sub tender + 1 LA class sub lg

688i Los Angeles class?

Yup....so far sepanjang aku kt KK ni dh 3 ke 4 kali LA class masuk....aku penah naik skali.

Ada join training tak?
dulu dengar menhan nak join training submarines warfares ngan US.

Ada join training tak?
dulu dengar menhan nak join training submarines warfares ngan US.

DSA 2014: Details of Indonesia's new stealthy missile patrol craft revealed

Ridzwan Rahmat, Singapore - IHS Jane's Navy International
14 April 2014

The Indonesian Navy's (TNI-AL's) new 63 m Klewang-class missile patrol craft will feature radar with wider coverage, missiles with longer range and a hull made from a new composite material.

The information was revealed by Peter Carlqvist, head of Saab Indonesia, in an interview with IHS Jane's at the DSA 2014 exhibition on 15 April. The company recently secured an exclusive agreement with Indonesian shipbuilder PT Lundin (North Sea Boats) to jointly build a replacement for the first-of-class KRI Klewang , which was destroyed in a September 2012 fire.

The wave-piercing trimaran will feature Saab's new Sea Giraffe 1X 3D compact radar that will be installed higher on the vessel's mast to increase coverage.

DSA 2014: MRCA candidates outline leasing options for Malaysia

Jon Grevatt, Kuala Lumpur - IHS Jane's Defence Industry
14 April 2014

Leading candidates in the stalled Malaysian programme to acquire multirole combat aircraft (MRCA) have outlined a willingness to compete for a programme that looks increasingly likely to progress as a lease or a lease-to-purchase deal.

Representatives from Saab, BAE Systems and Boeing said on 15 April at the Defence Services Asia (DSA) exhibition in Kuala Lumpur that they are prepared to respond to an MRCA leasing programme if that is what Malaysia pursues. Saab is offering Malaysia the JAS 39 Gripen NG, while BAE Systems is promoting the Eurofighter Typhoon and Boeing is offering its F/A-18E/F aircraft.

Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) chief General Rodzali Daud mooted the strong possibility in 2013 of the MRCA requirement transforming from a purchase deal to a lease deal due to a lack of available funding.

Malaysia Has Not Made Any Decision On Replacing MIG-29 - Hishammuddin

KUALA LUMPUR, April 15 (Bernama) -- Malaysia has still not decided on replacing the Royal Malaysian Air Force's (RMAF) Russian-made MiG-29 for the time being.

Defence Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein said this was because Malaysia must strengthen its defence industry on par with other Asean nations which have more advanced technologies.

"Our focus now is to stress on the national defence industry. Defence Services Asia 2014 proves that Malaysia is still a very strategic location and we can benefit from it. This is a win-win situation," he told a media conference at the Putra World Trade Centre (PWTC) here, Tuesday.

Hishamuddin said this when asked to comment on whether the Malaysian government has decided to buy new aircraft to replace the ageing ones in RMAF.

In March last year, Malaysia shortlisted five fighter jets, namely, Eurofighter Typhoon made by the European consortium comprising BAE Systems, EADS and Finmeccanica; Dassault Aviation Rafale from France; Boeing's F/A 18E/F Super Hornet; Russian-made Sukhoi Su-30 and the Swedish-made SAAB JAS-39 Gripen.

--BERNAMA

Defence Services Asia: Malaysia interested in bunker ammo

15th April 2014 - 11:37 by Tim Fish in London

Nordic ammunition company, Nammo, is preparing to demonstrate the M141 bunker defeat munition (BDM) to the Malaysian military.

A spokesperson from Nammo told Shephard that they are in the process of proposing and conducting a firing demonstration for Malaysia’s Army Infantry Brigade.

‘The scheduled and demo content are being discussed with the users at DSA,’ the spokesperson said.

It would be a new capability for the Malaysian forces, with the spokesperson adding that their interest ‘comes from briefings to the commanders and seeing how effective BDM is for US combat forces in Iraq and Afghanistan’.

Nammo’s M141 BDM is a single shot disposable system for use against field fortifications, urban structures and light armoured vehicles. It counters these targets using a high explosive dual purpose (HEDP) rocket packaged in a light weight rugged disposable launcher.

Each round has a fuse that automatically selects the proper detonation mode against soft or hard targets. In the former the fuse delays the warhead detonation until it is embedded in the target and against the latter it detonates on impact.

According to the company, the round can breach 20cm reinforced concrete walls and 30cm triple brick walls as well as destroying earth, timber structures and lightly armoured vehicles.

Nammo said the launcher has brackets to mount the AN/PVS-4 night sight, the AN/PAQ-4 or AN/PEQ-2 laser designators or other devices that can attach to rails.

The M72 light anti-tank weapon has already been delivered by Nammo in Norway to Malaysia along with all ammunition with the exception of BDM. Malaysia has also taken delivery of the M72 ASM RC (anti-structure munition reduced calibre).

The spokesperson said the most recent deliveries to Malaysian forces took place within about six months.

‘They have a long term plan to buy M72 for training and inventory and add future improved variants as they become available,’ the spokesperson added.

Nammo has also supplied 12.7 mm; 25 mm; 7.62 mm sniper rounds; and 57 mm rounds.