10 SUBMARINE
10 !!!
     
Malaysia should have minimum 6

specs wise not even the same 
they could have combined the design from the scorpene 1000 industrial plan study into the conventional scorpene and made a new design? 

12 if following their MEF plan and across several submarine classes
not sure why they want use several class of attack sub at once?

cakra class
chang bogo class
scorpene class?
kilo class?

Maybe the sub is based from the Scorpene 1000 with larger displacement.
But by looking at the Scorpene model presented by the French Defence Minster looks like the conventional Scorpene. Photo credit to DCNS.

Yes the plan is for 12 submarines by 2024. The Cakra Class is due to be retired in 2020.

Why did Malaysia choose to use M4 instead of other rifles? 

Why did Malaysia choose to use M4 instead of other rifles?  :confused:

Should RMAF get the Kuwait/Saudi f18 and then if depending on budget available get some super hornet instead of eurofighter/dassult Rafael

Su 30mkm (18)
?? Su 35 (??)
F - 18 C/D (26)
F - 18 E/F (18)
Yes I'm just dreaming but what do you think?

Russian + American = win?

Make RMAF great again

got some april food weed is it?

Should RMAF get the Kuwait/Saudi f18 and then if depending on budget available get some super hornet instead of eurofighter/dassult Rafael

Su 30mkm (18)
?? Su 35 (??)
F - 18 C/D (26)
F - 18 E/F (18)
Yes I'm just dreaming but what do you think?

Russian + American = win?

Make RMAF great again

Malaysian gomen will not make any new purchase of defense equipment until after this coming General Election. New purchase is like giving a new bullets for the pembangkang to shoot Najib..

seems to have the x-bow configuration so its more likely a combination of both 1000 and the conventional design 

cakra class is essentially the older version of the chang bogo class so maybe they could keep it to train future chang bogo sailors?

  
DCNS Unveils an Evolution of Its Scorpene 2000 SSK Submarine at UDT 2015
 
At UDT 2015 the Undersea Defence Technology exhibition and conference currently taking place in Rotterdam, DCNS unveiled an evolution of its Scorpene 2000 diesel-electric submarines (SSK).
      
Xavier Mesnet, Submarine Marketing Director, told Navy Recognition during UDT 2015 that this evolution of the Scorpene 2000 design shows how DCNS integrates the latest technologies unveiled at Euronaval last year (such as the second-generation fuel-cell AIP, UUV deployment and recovery, Vipere multifunction buoy...) as well as industrial challenges and customer requirements.

The new Scorpene 2000 evolution model unveiled for the first time at UDT 2015 shows a redesigned sail and stern. According to Marie Nicod, submarine naval architect at DCNS, the only part left unchanged on the model shown at UDT 2015 is the bow. Up to 8 masts may now fit in the new sail because of its larger design. The stern is fitted with an X-rudder for better maneuvrability as well as pre-swirl stators: They reduce the rotational losses incurred by the propeller and further increase the performance of the screw.

DCNS can adapt the Scorpene 2000 series to specific customer requirements including its size and shape. Finally we were told that this evolution of the Scorpene 2000 may deploy the full spectrum of weapons: Torpedoes, Anti-ship missiles, Surface to air Missile, Cruise missiles plus special forces and UUVs.

Ok laa su35 maybe a bit far fetched since not many countries also getting su35 maybe tumpang more su30
I think it's more sensible than adding another new model like dassult or eurofighter

We already got f18 and su30 so increase the fleet of either one of them

For TLDM getting the 2nd hand hornet will eat up their future budget. Its better to get new 18 rafale or typhoon. And if the like the hornet maritime striker ability just get another 18 Superbug. Not sure what is TUDM minimum effective fleet but having small number of fighter type each will weight down their maintenance operation. Something having more of same type is cheaper. Legacy hornet airframe will not last due to fatigue. It not just flying hours, no of G pull and year in service and exposure to enviroment do play apart.

indon got awac?

RAAF AND US NAVY RECEIVE L3 WESCAM MX-20D EO/IR

L3 was contracted to provide MX-20 electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) imaging systems to the US Navy for installation on a number of P-8A POSEIDON Multi-mission Maritime Aircraft (MMA). Procured to support both US and Australian operations, the newly equipped P-8As will support worldwide naval missions conducted by the US Navy and the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF).

http://www.monch.com/mpg/news/11-air/569-r...-20d-eo-ir.html