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waja2000
post Sep 24 2014, 09:44 PM

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QUOTE(thpace @ Sep 24 2014, 09:37 PM)

Just nobody want to make the first moves  rolleyes.gif
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basically same....
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post Sep 24 2014, 09:58 PM

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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Sep 24 2014, 08:53 PM)
Chinese shipyards pumping out Coastal patrol vessels at astonishing rates

To further attempt to solidify its control over disputed waters in the East and South China Seas, the Chinese coast guard have received a large number of brand-new heavy coastal patrol vessels from Chinese shipyards. Due to their simpler designs in contrast with military naval ships (light armor, light weaponry, basic radar systems), these patrol vessels can be designed and built very quickly, in order of approaching commissioning rates of one ship per month. 

Pictures below originate from Guangzhou Shipyard:

Wow, I think most ASEAN navy's warships are smaller than these cry.gif
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not enough shock, December time we will see 12000 tons china Coastal patrol vessel launch, that will see bigger than destroyer ship.... biggrin.gif

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post Sep 24 2014, 10:45 PM

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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Sep 24 2014, 10:11 PM)
Ya, I heard about this earlier this year. If it is 12,000 ton ship, it has to be nuclear-powered if it wants to have a good performance level. Ship that heavy if only powered by normal engines will perform like a lumbering container ship than a patrol vessel.
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QUOTE(Frozen_Sun @ Sep 24 2014, 10:17 PM)
Or maybe it will use old steam turbines and boilers biggrin.gif
Not worry, they using marine gas turbine .... brows.gif

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post Sep 25 2014, 10:50 PM

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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Sep 25 2014, 12:56 PM)
No matter how much bigger is it, it's basically still a law-enforcement ship. So weaponry is not that important, especially when you expect only to encounter other coast guard ships. Big ship can carry more supplies and stay at sea longer. It is a patrol vessel,so there's advantage of being at at sea on patrol for a long time rather than being forced to go back to port constantly for resupply and refuel. Also there's word the ships will also have function as command and emergency resupply ship for CCG task forces.

Besides, 99.9% of coast guard duties (of any country,even China) doesn't involve ship-to-ship washing sessions with neighboring country's coast guard ships. Mostly they do boring stuff like chasing smugglers, rescuing fishing boats with dead engines or finding lost tourist boats who ran out of fuel.

At any case, a Coast guard ship is not a warship. If a warship is shooting at your coast guard ship, I think it can be regarded as an act of war. Anyway, if it does encounter an armed warship, it can always call any nearest PLAN warship for support.
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Bigger ship have advantage coastguard-to-coastguard fighting action, small coastguard ship scare to see bigger ship, event ram/collide with other ship also have advantage. china specially built it to fight with Japanese coast guard. for Vietnam, china use 5000 tons enough liao.

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post Sep 25 2014, 11:00 PM

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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Sep 25 2014, 07:22 PM)
Unlike Chinese coast guard ships, which are practically unarmed with only some light machineguns, Korean and Japanese coast guard ship are quite heavily armed for its job. Largest of these ships are the two 9,000 ton Shikishima-class Patrol Vessels (PLH-31 Shikishima and PLH-32 Akitsushima), which are armed with two 40mm cannons and two 20mm CIWS cannons in addition to carrying two helicopters. These ships are actually larger than most Navy destroyers.

The main duties of these ships is to escort ships carrying spent nuclear fuels from Japanese reactors to US and European nuclear disposal facilities.

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PLH-31 Shikishima patrol vessel

When the Chinese 12,000 ton coast guard ship comes out, I'd imagine them about the size of these ships but slightly bigger.
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chinese 12k ton coast guard ship will install 100mm Navy gun, 30/20mm will be install too.

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post Sep 26 2014, 12:17 AM

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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Sep 25 2014, 11:14 PM)
Probably not,weapons load that would be seen by some as escalation (but perfectly OK when they do it.... whistling.gif ). I'm more interested in the electronics as I heard it will be installed with air search radar system of a frigate-class ship. Normally coast guard ships only installed with navigation & surface search radars only. That's why I'm convinced it will function as command ship for CCG task force.

Most likely weapons loadout will probably be one 57mm main gun & two 20mm autocannon plus some light machineguns.
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i waiting too, newer some navigation & surface search radars also have air surveillance capability but short range mainly for helicopter/un-man Heli operation, guiding and landing (ofcouse track other object), usually around 5000 meter high + 30~70 knot range (depend model).

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QUOTE(azriel @ Sep 26 2014, 12:14 PM)
The Indonesian Air Force has released it's official candidates selection for the F-5E Tiger Replacement:

- Sukhoi Su-35
- Sukhoi Su-30 MKI
- F-15 SE Silent Eagle
- Eurofighter Typhoon
- Dassault Rafale-B
- JAS-39 Gripen NG
- F-18 E/F Super Hornet
- F-16 E/F Block 60/62
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basically jet fighter available in market now.
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How the Royal Malaysian Navy plans to combat trans-border maritime threats in the Sabah region

In the context of rising piracy incidents in Southeast Asia – it’s the world’s “new hub” for piracy according to a United Nations report – and continued territorial disputes between China and its neighbours, Defence IQ wanted to understand more about the key threats Malaysia was facing in terms of its maritime security. What are they?

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post Sep 26 2014, 01:31 PM

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Patrol boat crew gets taste of Malaysian hospitality


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HMAS Larrakia departed the port of Sandakan, Malaysian Borneo, on September 22, after a two-day stopover.

The Armidale Class Patrol Boat, with Attack 4 embarked, is one week into a six-week South East Asian Deployment.

After the necessary refueling and restoring at Sandakan, the crew took in some of the cultural sights on offer in the city that was made infamous by the WWII death marches undertaken by allied prisoners of war.

“Despite our short time in Sandakan, we managed to squeeze a fair bit in,” said Lieutenant Commander Dave McPherson, Attack Four’s Commanding Officer.

“The tour of the Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre and the visit to the Sandakan Prisoner of War Memorial Gardens were by far the highlights of the visit,” he said.

Approximately 2700 Australian and British POWs were interned in a Japanese prisoner of war camp at Sandakan from 1942, most of whom were captured during the fall of Singapore.

The prisoners were used as forced labour to build a military airstrip, however in 1945, with the war in the Pacific turning, the Japanese forced the surviving prisoners to march to the isolated settlement of Ranau, North Borneo - only six were to survive.

“I think each crew member who visited the Memorial Gardens came away with a greater appreciation of the tragic hardships suffered by the prisoners of war who were in Sandakan during that period of time,” Lieutenant Commander McPherson said.

While alongside, Lieutenant Commander McPherson and a number of crew members also visited the Sandakan Royal Malaysian Naval (RMN) base where they were entertained by RMN personnel.

Larrakia will also visit Vietnam, Palau and the Philippines, where she will take part in Exercise LUMBAS 2014, an annual bilateral maritime exercise between Australia and the Phillipines.

Larrakia will also take part in the 70th commemoration of the Battle of the Leyte Gulf.

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post Sep 29 2014, 01:20 PM

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QUOTE(thpace @ Sep 29 2014, 10:06 AM)
the closest to most digitally and newest design on eastern block tanks

is the Japan type 10 and the korea k2. China dont talk lah, copy watever design that suit them. Even during tank competition, bring their own tank against old t72 also lose yawn.gif

rusia, the arma platform will reveal next year, wait and see. Hypes was it will be a totally new design tank

leopard is also an old design with improvement add-on over the years. Anyway, production already stopped iinm, the ones sold are surplus or old stock
I dont think the greman will be coming out a new tank design any time soon
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actually u must see they detail of competition, alot is pro-russia, china Type 96, not louse totally, only loose mainly on low engine output about 7xx hp. that already know before. anyway type 96 networked fire control system show there advantage againt other t72 during fire test. anyway type 96 is not advance tank in china. Type 10 and K2 with problematic also no point, not our army tank group/drive is all engineer level. any problem can't self basic checking and repair at field。
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post Oct 1 2014, 09:49 PM

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QUOTE(yinchet @ Sep 30 2014, 11:53 PM)
Tbh, I want the government and mkn sit down and rethink the whole shopping list and restratergist it.
Coming out a white paper and a proper planning is what we need the most now.
there is too many backlog in the procurement list and we are having a security issue at the same times.
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also i think Government should think back procurement with local tot/ip which just give cost procurement higher and higher. as results just give used up a lot procurement budget.i means not totally no tot/ip but just more reduce abit.

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QUOTE(junchuan @ Oct 2 2014, 01:05 AM)
I thot malaysia constitution or smth say when buying military equipment must have offset of at least 50%?? And even if we dont tot/ip damn high tech stuff like jet fighters /subs i think producing frigates/apcs ourself is a good long term plan bcos ensure malaysia wont be affected so much when shit hit the fan and nobody want to sell equipment to us
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too complex, not ready understand what u say...
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post Oct 2 2014, 01:10 PM

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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Oct 2 2014, 08:39 AM)
PLA Navy introduces ASW version of the Jiangdao-class Type 056 corvette
The PLA has introduced into active service a version of the Type 056 corvette which has been optimized for Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW). As of press time, 4 Type 056 ASW corvettes have been inducted into service (Numbers 593, 594, 598 and 599). The ASW corvettes, designated as Type 056A, has a specially built ASW detection suite integrated into the stern area, in which a retractable hatch & winch system houses a variable depth/ towed sonar array.

The Type 056A will retain the original Type 056's basic armament systems (76mm gun, two 30mm cannons, one 8-cell SAM launcher & two triple-barrel torpedo launcher) except for the two double C-803 Anti-ship missile launchers, which will be replaced with a light ASROC launcher system, probably a CY-1 or CY-2.

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Not only type 056, 054A frigate also do the same think, also install ASW with TAS sonar, 054A VLS already include ASROC anti-submarine missile.

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post Oct 2 2014, 03:21 PM

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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Oct 2 2014, 03:01 PM)
If reports are true, I believe the PLA Navy wants to make wholesale changes to their brown water navy by 2020 and try to make the modern Type 056 as the main ship type for the fleet. This makes sense both operationally and logistically (many ships comprising of a single class of ships with similar spare parts & servicing routine makes the PLA Navy requisition staff breathe easier laugh.gif ). The older ships can be either kept as training/reserve ships, passed down the Chinese coast Guard, sold off or even be given away for free to smaller navies to increase China's soft power image.
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actually 056 in Chinese serve as “打杂”general/blue worker in PLAN(same people said)use mainly in patrol, anti-pirate, Anti-Smuggling (low level job). outside people will only see there new destroyer and Frigate will change brown water by 2020, specially people waiting, type 055 12K tons destroyer and 5K tons type 057 Frigate will start construction next year. 054A will stop after max 24 unit (now 20 unit already constructed).

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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Oct 2 2014, 03:37 PM)
I think the correct military parlance is that the Type 056 does the 'grunt' work of the PLA Navy.  laugh.gif

Unglamorous but essential, the kind of job appropriate for a basic ship with conservative features. Its cheap cost and modularity also possibly can make it a long-serving workhorse of the navy. If the modular concept goes smoothly, the PLA Navy can streamline itself by ordering multiple variants (ASW, AAW, AshW & command) of a Type 056 class to suit its various needs in the foreseeable future rather than designing a new ship every time a requirement pops up, with all the possible problem that may entail. If production of the Type 056 of all variants reaches 100 ships, it probably won't surprise me.

Also I heard plans for a Type 054B variant that uses an Electric propulsion engine?
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News said 056 only add asw role, 056 2D radar not that capable for AAW job, but AAW is type 054A/052C/D job, and AshW will be type new type 055 job bcos this new destroyer will add Land attack cruise missile DH-10 (1500km range).
actually type 057 frigate is other name for Type 054B..... not sure what name will be use, yes, alot news saying new ship will use Electric propulsion engine。

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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Oct 2 2014, 04:50 PM)
To be fair, they are future plans and the ASW is the only one introduced at this time but they are there because the 'plug & play' modular capability is already there. Also I already said that some systems can be improved at the expense of other systems. For example to fit ASW version, they have to remove Anti-ship missile & its system and replace it with ASROC launcher & its system. So you probably can get an idea on how the modular system works: you gain some you lose some. For Anti-Air version they probably will remove some surface radar/scanning systems to concentrate on installing anti-air capabilities like better air search/tracking radar & extra SAM launcher.

As a source I'll quote wiki,so YMMV but as I originally came across the details about the Type 056's capability in a forum & I can't find it, I can't post it here.
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For PLAN navy, AAW/AShW hard to see in 056, 056 Asw version is use conventional torpedo launcher. so 056 still have ASM missile. is hardly PLAN accept to remove ASM and install VLS launch just for ASROC, than loss ASM capable.
offcouse technically no issue, can list all the role,
and export version no issue, select role base on customer want ....

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post Oct 2 2014, 09:17 PM

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QUOTE(junchuan @ Oct 2 2014, 09:04 PM)
Imagine how weird it would be if we bought 056 to replace our laksamana/handalan/jerung biggrin.gif
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technically no issue, just can do algeria way, ship build by china, but system mix china and thales system so data-link/communication easy with Meko200 which also bought by algeria navy.
but people may have issue they have anti-chinese mind set too... also some people question china weopon tech, some people support US/euro weapon, main importance is some company maybe blame gov bcos not get contract (means not support local company), unless tot to local made
of other country may think malaysia pro to china, so avoided sell high-tech weapon to as, they just worry become other pakistan.

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post Oct 2 2014, 10:23 PM

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QUOTE(junchuan @ Oct 2 2014, 10:04 PM)
Any western equivalents of the 056?? Arnd same price and capabilities and size??
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corvette more in 'grunt' type role
056 about 1400 tons
Meko 80/90 1400~1600 tons
DCNS Gowind 1000, 1500 tons
Damen sigma 1800 tons version
Singapore Fearless-75 multirole combat 1200 tons

price usually china cheaper 20~40%
capability depend on price.

for me best is DCNS Gowind 1000, but price is most expensive. usd 250 million without weapon

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post Oct 3 2014, 12:18 AM

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QUOTE(junchuan @ Oct 2 2014, 11:36 PM)
How would our kasturis fare in a 1v1 with the 056?? Get rekt?? biggrin.gif
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99% our kasturis lost ....

056
1. 056 is stealth design
2. 056 have FL-3000 defense missile which can counter ASM missile attack
3. 056 have better Anti-ship missile with range 150km
4. 056 have 76mm navy gun

Kasturi
1. no stealth design
2. no anti-missile defense system (only decoy)
3. short range Anti-ship missile
4. only 57mm gun

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3 week more Zhuhai airshow will start, a lot new china weapon will be display, so excited to wait.... too bad not able go to zhuhai to see the airshow, maybe target 2016.

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