According to ltz, ours can last between 1 to 2 week since ours does not have aip system

Plus need to cut hull to add new section.

Maybe can add li-ion battery and fuel cell. Again, navy mana ada duit  haha
Guess can be done if navy want haha.

If can lauch excocet, mica should no be a problem

website always said Diesel Submarine no AIP only can submerge for 3~4 days. 
with AIP traditional system can submerge 4kt for 1 week,
new one AIP with Fuel cell can submerge for 2~3 week at 4kt.
latest AIP with Li-ion batteries can archive 14 knot  for 2 week due to huge electric performances by Li-ion batteries. good for mission and escape form mission.
DCNS traditional MESMA AIP is not the good AIP system.  so for our future Submarine should go direction for future DCNS Li-ion AIP system

This is Flores class gunboats from the dutch navy, the "malay" crew is actually indonesian

Would prefer fuel cell.. that the future and thejr efficiency is increasing

Li-ion battery is dated technology. Most sub would replace their existing  lead acid to li-ion battery and fuel cell

Aiya just use mesma aip, simple and decent capability

As Russian-backed separatists in Ukraine dig in for a long war, they’re relying more and more on heavy artillery to match Kiev’s army.

Howitzers are nothing new to the conflict, and the drumbeat of artillery explosions has become part of eastern Ukraine’s ambient soundscape.

But within the past few days, the rebels have received a lot more of the big guns—and most likely from Russia.

Videos uploaded to social media showed one convoy near the town of Snizhne—near the Russian border—consisting of nearly 40 unmarked Kamaz military trucks hauling 18 towed artillery pieces. Owing to their size, ballistic shields and wheels, the guns resemble 2A65 Msta-B howitzers.

These 152-millimeter guns are some of the biggest in the Russian inventory, and have more than double the range of the separatists’ 122-millimeter D-30 guns. The Associated Press spotted a similar convoy in Snizhne.

Several of the vehicles resemble support and radio trucks, because of their conspicuous shielded exteriors used to block electromagnetic interference.

The convoy included a single unarmed BTR-80—likely a command or forward observer vehicle for the artillery. This makes the convoy roughly the size of a Russian artillery battalion.

On the same day, monitors from Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe witnessed the same convoy in Makeevka—on the road from Snizhne—headed west toward Donetsk. But the OSCE described the convoy as having smaller 122-millimeter guns, an OSCE spot report noted.

Either way, that’s a lot of guns, and just one of three convoys on the move in Ukraine on Nov. 8. The others included tanks—in a sign of even more heavy weapons pouring into the conflict.

The guns might give the separatists enough firepower to dislodge Ukrainian troops holding the strategic Donetsk Sergey Prokofiev International Airport just outside the city. If the rebels are trying to establish a breakaway state based in Donetsk, they need that airport.

Sunday morning marked some of the heaviest fighting in Ukraine in a month, with the worst centered around the airport, according to the Wall Street Journal. Ukrainian activists are also fearing a major offensive.

depa2 ni musti iranian kan....

Jokowi talks defense with Merkel

Rendi A. Witular, The Jakarta Post, Brisbane, Australia | Headlines | Mon, November 17 2014, 10:30 AM

President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo wrapped up his nine-day overseas trip on Sunday with high expectations in regard to Indonesia’s role in the international community setting a new path for Indonesia’s diplomacy with the priority he has placed on his maritime-axis doctrine.

On his last stop in Brisbane, Australia, on the sidelines of a summit of the world’s 20 biggest economies, known as the G20, Jokowi held separate bilateral meetings with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, France’s President Francois Hollande and Turkey’s Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu.

Aside from introducing his marritime doctrine, launched during the East Asia summit in Myanmar on Thursday, Jokowi sought defense cooperation from Merkel.

According to Cabinet Secretary Andi Widjajanto, Indonesia would expect a transfer of technology in maritime-defense systems.

“With Germany, the President emphasized in the discussion the defense industry. As we’ve already purchased [German-made] Leopard tanks, we sought more cooperation that will enable us to also receive transfers of technology to our defense industry,“ said Andi.

Jokowi said late on Friday that there would be an immediate and significant increase in the budget for the Navy in line with his maritime doctrine that requires Indonesia to play an active role in ensuring navigational and regional security.

“The doctrine will remain on paper if we don’t buy more submarines, as well as patrol and combat vessels,” said Jokowi, who assumed the presidency less than a month ago.

While there has been an increase in the budget for the Navy in the last five years, most of the defense budget has flowed to the Army.

SHAH ALAM: Some eight years ago, the requirement for a 6X6 vehicle to replace the Condor APC in service with the Malaysian United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) contingent was floated. Until now the requirement remains pending.

Armed Forces Chief Tan Sri Zulkifeli Mohd Zin today stated that funds for the programme has yet to be confirmed although the requirement for Condor replacement remained. He said the programme might be funded in the 11th Malaysian Plan – to be announced in June, 2015 or it could be allocated from a special grant.

Asked for an update on the AV8, Zulkifeli said a ceremony for the hand-over to an operational army battalion is scheduled in December

Funding Remained Elusive for 6X6 Programme
[Malaysian Defence]
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I thought got news also from malaysia defence that UN will provide funding or partial funding for condor replacement?

Or UN sudah tarik balik funding?

And among the 6x6 candidates, Anoa pindad have export license problem, french VAB can get very quickly but it's second-hand stuff

Why not get MRAP-type vehicle?

The money would have come from our pocket in the first place then reimbursed by the world body

And among the 6x6 candidates, Anoa pindad have export license problem, french VAB can get very quickly but it's second-hand stuff

Why not get light MRAP-type vehicle?
Most manufacturers offer MRAP as off-the-shelf buy also, no need to wait for production. Protection also top-notch quality. Situation in Lebanon seems very good MRAP country.