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KYPMbangi
post May 31 2014, 09:57 AM

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QUOTE(red streak @ May 31 2014, 09:47 AM)
Just curious. Does our local defense industry have the ability to make produce our own armaments like the missiles, mortars, bullets and stuff like Indonesia is starting to do? Because during the Falklands War, France actually helped the UK against their own customers (the Argentinians) by giving them the detailed intel and source code on the hardware they sold to them after the UK suffered significant losses (including a Destroyer or two) from the French-made missiles. If we can develop our own armaments then we wouldn't have to depend on foreign countries as much since they wouldn't think twice about turning on us and assisting any of our "enemies".
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Small to large caliber round? yes, SME ordnance is an example
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Missile and rocket with propellant? Still in research phase by STRIDE colab with USM

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post May 31 2014, 10:39 AM

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QUOTE(yinchet @ May 31 2014, 09:52 AM)
K2 in early production cost more than usd15mil.
now they manage to drive it down toward usd9mil depending on equipment adding on.
Amx still farking expensive fully equip with all the gadget it will cost you around usd27mil

As for AV8 the biggest problem it have is to developed 12 variants in one go. That crazy and over ambitious, it certainly will drive up the cost significantly.
too many variant; too little on economy of scale.
Apparently those who involved in these deal forget that we are not US.

Well currently APC is no longer cheaps as it use to be, now it developed into a whole new level of ifv, take cv90s or amv for example it take them billions of dollars to developed into current level.

Lastly I dun think it fairs to compare anoa and av8.
Av8 is on different level in term of protection, situation awareness, ncw, weapons, and role in the battlefield.
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Yes...Anoa is more like a cold-war APC platform, comparable to M113 and BTR-60. While AV8, is from a new generation of APC, placed in the same category with Stryker and Terrex.

But these new vehicles still carry the same APC genetics; simply different species from the "APC genus". Expensive APCs are ideal only for countries with huge military budget.

The job remains the same, transport troops safely and protect them from small arms fire and mortar shrapnel; also providing basic fire support. These functions can be achieved by older platforms that cost less than $1 million. Larger proportion of APCs are usually destroyed in conflicts, they should be "disposable" and cheap.

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Indonesia will convert an infantry brigade (3 battalions) into mechanized units in East Java alone with Anoa. This can be achieved relatively quickly, because Anoa is cheap and simple. But still provides basic capabilities for mechanized units.

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azriel
post May 31 2014, 10:41 AM

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QUOTE(KYPMbangi @ May 31 2014, 07:11 AM)
I forwarded the same question to yinchet, he will explain to you the deal also includes the expenditure to build and upgrade boustead shipyards that can support 3000+ tonnes vessels, the ToT to build ships and then the ships itself.

So the whole deal is, Shipyards + Ship building ToT + Ships, not just ships (sgpv)
I hope future local procurement will be justified in terms of cost cuz the infras is ady there (shipyards, tech and factory)
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The question is does Boustead really need an upgrade?

Remember PT.PAL also is in a Tot Scheme with Damen for building the Sigma PKR 10514 with a 2 ships programme. PT.PAL didn't need any upgrades to it's shipyard. The only thing that PT.PAL need is to build the submarine facility & machines for the korean sub.

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QUOTE(azriel @ May 31 2014, 10:41 AM)
The question is does Boustead really need an upgrade?

Remember PT.PAL also is in a Tot Scheme with Damen for building the Sigma PKR 10514 with a 2 ships programme. PT.PAL didn't need any upgrades to it's shipyard. The only thing that PT.PAL need is to build is for the submarine facility & machines for the korean sub.
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Four modules are built by PT PAL....2 have been confirmed. Rumors say that up to 6 units will be built.

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post May 31 2014, 10:56 AM

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The FNSS Pars 8x8 platform being used by Oakland County Sheriff, Michigan

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TSyinchet
post May 31 2014, 11:05 AM

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QUOTE(Frozen_Sun @ May 31 2014, 10:39 AM)
Yes...Anoa is more like a cold-war APC platform, comparable to M113 and BTR-60. While AV8, is from a new generation of APC, placed in the same category with Stryker and Terrex.

But these new vehicles still carry the same APC genetics; simply different species from the "APC genus". Expensive APCs are ideal only for countries with huge military budget.

The job remains the same, transport troops safely and protect them from small arms fire and mortar shrapnel; also providing basic fire support. These functions can be achieved by older platforms that cost less than $1 million. Larger proportion of APCs are usually destroyed in conflicts, they should be "disposable" and cheap.

Indonesia will convert an infantry brigade (3 battalions) into mechanized units in East Java alone with Anoa. This can be achieved relatively quickly, because Anoa is cheap and simple. But still provides basic capabilities for mechanized units.

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well depend on doctrine for apc.
Some treat it as low cost disposable battle taxi but it only apply on those whose have large quantities of infantry.
some prefer high qualities of apc and ifv to provide valuable fire support, intel, scouts, anti tank, anti air and protection for its infantry.
lots of country going toward quality values

QUOTE(azriel @ May 31 2014, 10:41 AM)
The question is does Boustead really need an upgrade?

Remember PT.PAL also is in a Tot Scheme with Damen for building the Sigma PKR 10514 with a 2 ships programme. PT.PAL didn't need any upgrades to it's shipyard. The only thing that PT.PAL need is to build the submarine facility & machines for the korean sub.
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Iinm, dcns require boustead to upgrade the shipyard.
1 thing for sure boustead need to upgrade their ship lift to support 3000+ tonnage ship.
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QUOTE(alaskanbunny @ May 31 2014, 09:23 AM)
only msia punya under equipped .. tengok when pinoy attack dat time  doh.gif  even prc better equipped
hostage exchange.. wif milf members n some from d kiram event dat got caught
gov spending more to ramp up d economy... coz next election if no good will kena kick out
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err no!

QUOTE(yinchet @ May 31 2014, 09:35 AM)
There were no issue on the kedah class batch2.
boustead did submit bidding on her own design based on meko class unfortunately they lost.
German counter part also did offer meko cls design but it was the most expensive among all bidder design.

As for sgpv it does allocate large portion of its cost on the shipyard upgrade. I would not be surprised if it cost over usd200mil for the upgrade.
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+ the Germany kantoi to feed money to one group to sabo the french laugh.gif
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QUOTE(atreyuangel @ May 31 2014, 11:08 AM)
err no!
+ the Germany kantoi to feed money to one group to sabo the french  laugh.gif
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Lel german ship too expensive to my liking.
usd 700mil per ship iirc.

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QUOTE(alaskanbunny @ May 31 2014, 09:23 AM)
only msia punya under equipped .. tengok when pinoy attack dat time  doh.gif  even prc better equipped
hostage exchange.. wif milf members n some from d kiram event dat got caught
gov spending more to ramp up d economy... coz next election if no good will kena kick out
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Of course PRC is better equipped.....

Are u sure hostage exchanged?? Where did u get this info??
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QUOTE(yinchet @ May 31 2014, 09:55 AM)
Somehow qft.
If you can't beat them join them lor. laugh.gif
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like when Thailand siding with Jepang during WWII? look how much other nations respects them now for that tongue.gif tongue.gif tongue.gif
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QUOTE(yinchet @ May 31 2014, 11:05 AM)
well depend on doctrine for apc.
Some treat it as low cost disposable battle taxi but it only apply on those whose have large quantities of infantry.
some prefer high qualities of apc and ifv to provide valuable fire support, intel, scouts, anti tank, anti air and protection for its infantry.
lots of country going toward quality values

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Perhaps, it is the matter where we should prioritize quality...on APC, artillery or tank?

One AV8 is equal in cost to two units of Leopard 2RI. The tank is one of the ground assets with high technological quality.

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Again, I know we shouldn't compare MBT with APC. But, the money should be spent accordingly to get the biggest bang for the buck.
103 Leopard 2 and 50 marder IFV for less than $300 million. Also, to mechanize one infantry battalion, TNI only needs to spend $45 million with simpler APCs.

Instead of buying AV8, perhaps Malaysia could settle with building simpler APCs and use the spare cash to buy other quality stuff instead, like more artillery, ATGM and tank


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Hmm, I'm going through puma ifv.
Wow they are adding quite lots of AMAP modules into it.
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QUOTE(Frozen_Sun @ May 31 2014, 12:02 PM)
Perhaps, it is the matter where we should prioritize quality...on APC, artillery or tank?

One AV8 is equal in cost to two units of Leopard 2RI. The tank is one of the ground
Again, I know we shouldn't compare MBT with APC. But, the money should be spent accordingly to get the biggest bang for the buck.
103 Leopard 2 and 50 marder IFV for less than $300 million. Also, to mechanize one infantry battalion, TNI only needs to spend $45 million with simpler APCs.

Instead of buying AV8, perhaps Malaysia could settle with building simpler APCs and use the spare cash to buy other quality stuff instead, like more artillery, ATGM and tank
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Y not tank, apc and arty all together.

I would prefer malaysia going for quality apc instead of cheap apc.
But it does not means I support the av8 project in fact I hate the way they are doing the the project.
they should have go for 2-3 main varaints first and build in numbers. The remaining varaints can develop in futures.
with these it can be cost effective.
perhaps we can even add in AMAP modules as well if we doing it right.

I dun really into above 50tons mbt. Type 10 mbt would be my pick.
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QUOTE(Frozen_Sun @ May 31 2014, 12:02 PM)
Perhaps, it is the matter where we should prioritize quality...on APC, artillery or tank?

One AV8 is equal in cost to two units of Leopard 2RI. The tank is one of the ground assets with high technological quality.

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Again, I know we shouldn't compare MBT with APC. But, the money should be spent accordingly to get the biggest bang for the buck.
103 Leopard 2 and 50 marder IFV for less than $300 million. Also, to mechanize one infantry battalion, TNI only needs to spend $45 million with simpler APCs.

Instead of buying AV8, perhaps Malaysia could settle with building simpler APCs and use the spare cash to buy other quality stuff instead, like more artillery, ATGM and tank
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Production cost is not the same as the whole development cost, pindad also had to make some domestics loans to startup the manufacturing of the anoas, and that would be considered development cost

The deal with AV8 is to build the local industry complete with infras and tech transfered from FNSS

The same as Pindad building the anoa's, they also needs funds to develop the infras and research facility rite?
Not like they know how to build APC from the scratch, as you said the anoa is from french VAB design


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QUOTE(KYPMbangi @ May 31 2014, 12:18 PM)
Production cost is not the same as the whole development cost, pindad also had to make some domestics loans to startup the manufacturing of the anoas, and that would be considered development cost

The deal with AV8 is to build the local industry complete with infras and tech transfered from FNSS

The same as Pindad building the anoa's, they also needs funds to develop the infras and research facility rite?
Not like they know how to build APC from the scratch, as you said the anoa is from french VAB design
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Development cost will always be expensive anyway.
We already spend more than usd1bil in development cost on av8.
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QUOTE(yinchet @ May 31 2014, 11:05 AM)
well depend on doctrine for apc.
Some treat it as low cost disposable battle taxi but it only apply on those whose have large quantities of infantry.
some prefer high qualities of apc and ifv to provide valuable fire support, intel, scouts, anti tank, anti air and protection for its infantry.
lots of country going toward quality values
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AV8 is supposed to be backbone for the 'future' malaysian army.the condor is old as shit but still workable

why would the MA buy something that would be obsolete once its on the ground?the AV-8 is going to be the main vehicle for the next 30-40 years

the Anoa was developed out of desperation.they needed an APC that could be made quick and cheap,doesnt care if its shit

can something like the anoa provide a cheap solution to the condor?yes for the immediate future.is it any better than the condor?no

TNI wants to establish more motorized units,thus it can be understandable for them to use the Anoa.the MA is trying to move forward to a new phase of fighting capability,the cheap Anoa is not what they need

btw,as a vehicle commander the notion that IFVs are disposable is doh.gif doh.gif doh.gif

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QUOTE(heavyduty @ May 31 2014, 12:29 PM)
AV8 is supposed to be backbone for the 'future' malaysian army.the condor is old as shit but still workable

why would the MA buy something that would be obsolete once its on the ground?the AV-8 is going to be the main vehicle for the next 30-40 years

the Anoa was developed out of desperation.they needed an APC that could be made quick and cheap,doesnt care if its shit

can something like the anoa provide a cheap solution to the condor?yes for the immediate future.is it any better than the condor?no

TNI wants to establish more motorized units,thus it can be understandable for them to use the Anoa

btw,as a vehicle commander the notion that IFVs are disposable is  doh.gif  doh.gif  doh.gif
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We should have 2 versions: AV8 & AV6

And this one....iveco LMV which I like it better compare to humvee/vamtac....

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Can be given to all infantry units...plus navy & airforce for base defence.

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QUOTE(heavyduty @ May 31 2014, 12:29 PM)
AV8 is supposed to be backbone for the 'future' malaysian army.the condor is old as shit but still workable

why would the MA buy something that would be obsolete once its on the ground?the AV-8 is going to be the main vehicle for the next 30-40 years

the Anoa was developed out of desperation.they needed an APC that could be made quick and cheap,doesnt care if its shit

can something like the anoa provide a cheap solution to the condor?yes for the immediate future.is it any better than the condor?no

TNI wants to establish more motorized units,thus it can be understandable for them to use the Anoa.the MA is trying to move forward to a new phase of fighting capability,the cheap Anoa is not what they need

btw,as a vehicle commander the notion that IFVs are disposable is  doh.gif  doh.gif  doh.gif
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Condor will be gg if foe have rpg or 50.
Anoa would not be differ either.
sending those vehicle to heavy fire battlefield would be sending them to die.
Yes av8 will be the back bone and build for future battlefield.
Yes ifv as disposable is facepalm laugh.gif

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