erm..ok. Then do you think it is viable for Malaysia to build own military things like Indonesia?   

Well, hopefully in future, China will sell their weapons and so on cheap cheap to us.

I see. Yeah I realizes we lack quite behind from the Indonesia. So in the meantime, there are no plan to Improve our military industry?

What makes you think we can afford it?

Due to the fact that Indonesia can do and afford it

that is old mind set ....
new trend is you sell weapon to country having dispute, than u know there ability and weapon, so for you easy take it down, went your dispute country use other country weapon, you not sure how good there weapon (maybe just know spec only) .....

erm..ok. Then do you think it is viable for Malaysia to build own military things like Indonesia?   

Well, hopefully in future, China will sell their weapons and so on cheap cheap to us.

What happen to our own Malaysian Defense and Security Technology Park in Perak? Maybe current minister just discontinue his predecessor project.
SG & INA already have their own indigenous rifles  but we still assembled M4 under licensed.

Hey now, how about this bad boy?

I see. Yeah I realizes we lack quite behind from the Indonesia. So in the meantime, there are no plan to Improve our military industry?

its all about demand and supply.

Our armed force just dont quite spend thrift as Indonesia and China is

What happen to our own Malaysian Defense and Security Technology Park in Perak? Maybe current minister just discontinue his predecessor project.
SG & INA already have their own indigenous rifles  but we still assembled M4 under licensed.

erm..ok. Then do you think it is viable for Malaysia to build own military things like Indonesia?   

Well, hopefully in future, China will sell their weapons and so on cheap cheap to us.

Msia can build the frame and shell of any military vehicles no problem. Hot form metal and shape into anything you like. Problem is how to make them move. Can proton do engine for ship, for jets, for submarines etc2.. thats the prob

Pictures of Pindad SS2 Assault Rifle during TNI Anniversary Parade from various sources.

we can, but some retard say we must cut military spending and any new spending does not justify and smell of corruption, bribery and crony-ism

Even johor sultan itself bash the defense minister for purchasing equipment that no match the price.

These parasite should really get rid from military purchasing

Hi-tech assets among defence ministry’s Budget wishlist – Bernama

Published: 8 October 2014

The Defence Ministry hopes the 2015 Budget to be unveiled on Friday will, among others, focus on the purchase of high-technology military assets to strengthen security of the country, particularly in the waters of Sabah and Sarawak.

Its deputy minister Datuk Abdul Rahim Bakri said there was also a need to increase the number of Malaysian Armed Forces (ATM) personnel, especially in the east coast of Sabah, because of the intrusion and security threats lately.

"The threats are mainly in that area now. Intrusion took place last year and there are also other security-related problems. Although these (threats) are by  non-state actors, the growing tension in certain areas should also be looked into by the government.

"First, we need to equip our people, especially those serving in very difficult areas, with more boats. The budget to be tabled this Friday will... we hope help Sarawak and Sabah in terms of (strengthening) security."

He told reporters this after officiating at the passing-out parade in conjunction with the completion of the Annual Training Camp 2014 of the Royal Engineers Regiment (RAJD) Line Of Communication, today.

On the Islamic State (Isis), Abdul Rahim said the military intelligence and the police through their Special Branch were monitoring the group's movements in Malaysia.

He suggested that more Territorial Army personnel be recruited to counter militant threats.

"They (military intelligence and the police) are working round the clock in monitoring this group and our intelligence network is also working with the global networks, as we are very concerned (about the Isis threat).

"As you can see, the Isis is now progressing so fast towards achieving its goals. It is not in isolation, but associated with many other groups around the region," he said.

Between April and September 21 this year, 19 Malaysians had been detained for alleged involvement in Isis. They are believed to have been recruited by four militant cells (Khaled Al Waled, Al Jemaah Brigade, Daulah Islamiyah and Arakan Daulah Islamiyah Arakan), to be assigned to Syria.

On September 26, three more Syria-bound Malaysians were detained at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport after being suspected of being supporters of Isis.

Earlier, Abdul Rahim in his speech said that his ministry had identified several of the country's important services such as utility, airport, public  air transport and broadcasting services be absorbed into the RAJD volunteer force.

He said defending the country was the responsibility of all and the involvement of every department and agency was important in facing threats from the enemies. – Bernama, October 8, 2014.