If navy have no money why they funded lms project using their own budget?

haish... if only they outsourced all gowind project to dcns, probably save us some billion and time.

Lel. FMT quoting Dzirhan. Dzirhan said don't read FMT.

This post has been edited by pcboss00: Mar 20 2017, 10:22 AM

why don't you summon dzirhan. he visit here sometimes to clarify somethings. fmt tend to recycle other source and write it back and make that news more sensational.

cheap and proven design. i think cost is the main factor and BNS don't have any available yard to construct the ship.

the only ToT we (already) get right now are from the NGPV project. BNS did compete with others in SGPV, but lost probably due to tech offered. that about ship design. If about configuration and installation, the knowledge we gain from NGPV already applied on Kasturi class SLEP.

from Jane's article,
http://www.janes.com/article/68870/lima-2017-csic-discloses-further-details-of-littoral-mission-ship-proposal-for-malaysia
or it's no the same one?

This post has been edited by pcboss00: Mar 22 2017, 10:05 AM

berapa panjang? proposed modified makassar pun dah 150m.

ok, jumpa dah. 163m.

btw,
boleh je mintak yg bigger version. maybe mahal sangat.


This post has been edited by pcboss00: Mar 27 2017, 05:57 PM

Composite Armor vs Explosive Reactive Armor. I tot ERAWA is a upgrade compare to CAWA.

a biplane?

without singapore and indo news, this thread almost dead.

why SK not proposed their type 214?

Esscom seals off Sabah plantation after armed men spotted



Read more at http://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2017...3T4kvIMJvxwy.99

lol. they giving away all information just like that. "we come in peace with 37 people".

This post has been edited by pcboss00: May 17 2017, 09:23 AM

That specs similar to our sgpv.

Bangkok also in hospital.

want to show new toy.

10 US sailors missing after destroyer USS John S McCain collides with oil tanker




https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/au...with-oil-tanker

Navy to replace commander of 7th Fleet after latest collision

WASHINGTON/TOKYO — The U.S. Navy will relieve Seventh Fleet Commander Vice Admiral Joseph Aucoin after a series of collisions involving its warships in Asia, a U.S. official told Reuters, as the search goes on for 10 sailors missing since the latest mishap.

“An expedited change in leadership was needed,” the official said in Washington on Tuesday of the decision to relieve Aucoin of his command.

The Navy declined to comment on any plans to relieve Aucoin, which was first reported by the Wall Street Journal (paywall).

The official told Reuters that Admiral Scott Swift, the commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, would relieve Aucoin, a three-star admiral, when the two meet in Japan.

It was not clear when the formal announcement would be made. The Seventh Fleet is headquartered in Japan.

Aucoin was due to step down next month, with Phillip Sawyer, deputy commander of the Pacific Fleet and a submariner by trade, slated to succeed him. Aucoin came up through the Navy’s air wing as an F-14 navigator.

The move to replace Aucoin comes days after the collision between a guided-missile destroyer and a merchant vessel east of Singapore and Malaysia before dawn on Monday, the fourth major incident in the U.S. Pacific Fleet this year.

An international search-and-rescue operation involving aircraft, divers and vessels from the United States, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Australia is looking for the 10 U.S. sailors missing since the accident.

On Tuesday, U.S. Navy and Marine Divers found human remains inside sealed sections of the damaged hull of the USS John S McCain, which is moored at Singapore’s Changi Naval Base. The Navy has not yet announced the identities of the bodies discovered.
The U.S. Navy is also working to identify a body found by the Malaysian navy about eight nautical miles northwest of the collision site.

The latest collision has already prompted a fleet-wide investigation and plans for temporary halts in U.S. Navy operations.

The USS John S. McCain’s sister ship, the USS Fitzgerald, almost sank off the coast of Japan after colliding with a Philippine container ship on June 17. The bodies of seven U.S. sailors were found in a flooded berthing area after that collision.

The USS John S. McCain and the tanker Alnic MC collided on Monday while the U.S. ship was approaching Singapore on a routine port call. The impact tore a hole in the warship’s port side at the waterline, flooding compartments that included a crew sleeping area.

sos

North Korea claims successful test of H-bomb

North Korea said Sunday that it successfully conducted a test of a hydrogen bomb that can be loaded into a new intercontinental ballistic missile, Yonhap News in South Korea reports.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2017...im-jong-un-live