SOS: NST

coming from the political party he is, its good enough what he write..also when compare to mat sabu,at least LCT is good 

any good news you heard about our KPP???its silent....and i dont like when the h000haaa govt that we have silent on it...no teaser or anything even from malaysiandefence blog

pening pasal apa tu??mai habaq kat cek 

pasal LCA ke?

Many of the 'show of presence' types of patrols in civilian areas could and should be assigned to police paramilitary units like the PGA instead of the military itself. Something like the Gendarme units are doing in other countries.

They are much more familiar with policing procedures and part of their duties also involve policing & internal security.

he's a politician after all

if the paras have allocated the resources for that matter, it shouldnt be a prob.... unless of course it was an adhoc

guys, wats our ROE for Vietkong fishergays encroaching Msian waters....?
boleh fire-on-sight x,legally?

tq tq

actually i hv not encounter civil defence in msia b4...

msia to buy 2nd hand?



Australia Issues RFI for Tiger Helicopter Replacement

The Australian government has begun its search for a new armed attack helicopter to replace the ARH Tiger fleet. The planned procurement will require capabilities in manned-unmanned teaming and amphibious operations (photo : Aus DoD)

The Australian government has issued a request for information (RfI) for a replacement of the Australian Army’s fleet of Airbus Helicopters ARH Tiger armed reconnaissance helicopters.

Under the Land 4503 programme, the Australian Department of Defence’s Capability Acquisition and Sustainment Group (CASG) is seeking information to acquire a total of 29 airframes. Of these 29, 24 are to be based at a single location, with a further five to be used for training operations.

The timelines for the programme anticipate an initial operating capability (IOC) of a squadron of 12 aircraft by 2026, with full operational capability (FOC) from 2028.

The concept of operations outlined in the RfI documentation include the ability to deploy a troop of four aircraft at the point of IOC, with the other eight aircraft split between continued force generation and build-up training. Once FOC is achieved, the Australian Army would be capable of “generating multiple concurrent deployed forces of up to Squadron [12 aircraft] size,” supported by a training system of up to five aircraft.

The procurement programme is targeting a reduced risk approach, with the cover letter for the RfI noting that the acquisition is aimed at a “proven and mature, off-the-shelf” system to “deliver armed reconnaissance efforts in close and deep contested battlespace”.

The RfI is also seeking information on a platform’s interoperability with unmanned systems, particularly as the country is replacing its fleet of Textron RQ-7 Shadow 200 under the Land 129 Phase 3 programme, and is acquiring the General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc’s (GA-ASI’s) MQ-9 Reaper under Air 7003 programme.

Malaysian Armed Forces ensure better operational interoperability with a dedicated Joint Force Headquarters



The development of the fully equipped Joint Force Headquarters (Markas Angkatan Bersama-MAB) Complex in Sungai Panching here will enable the planning, co-ordination and joint operations handling aspects to be implemented in an orderly manner.

Malaysian Armed Forces (MAF) chief General Tan Sri Zulkifli Zainal Abidin said the coherency, commitment and cooperation of the three branches of service, namely land, sea and air, were very much emphasised upon to ensure national defence would continue to be strong.

In addition, developing the capacity of the MAF was always prioritised, including in the development of the complex on a 39 ha site which was also equipped with an administrative centre, operations centre and a sophisti­cated joint warfare centre which could accommodate a large number of exercise participants.

‘’Sungai Panching was selected because of its strategic position close to major transportations, whether via air or sea and road access which can connect army camps, the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) and the Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF).



‘’The complex also proves that we have the capacity to conduct in situ training with adequate and sophisticated infrastructure and facilities,’’ he said at the Sungai Panching Camp MAB Operations parade ceremony here.

Also present were RMN chief Admiral Datuk Reza Mohd Sany, RMAF chief General Tan Sri Affendi Buang and MAB chief Lieutenant General Datuk Suhaimi Mohd Zuki.

‘’I fervently hope that with the availability of the conducive administration centre, facilities and operations infrastructure, the domestic and global operations and numerous training involving bilateral, multilateral and even multinational participations can be handled more systematically and resolutely.

‘’The operations of the MAB must be capable of becoming an example and excellence benchmark not only to the three branches of service but also to outside organisa­­tions and armed forces of other nations,” he added. – Bernama

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hmm, i wonder why cant integrate both like singkieland
its about time... took them rather long

that is a very tall order...especially the 4 mother ship...although another MSA is logic tho...

let see how this goes... 

idea bagus tu...tapi entah la...tak dengar lagi pasal govt ni nak beli barang untuk security force setakat ni...tu sebab rasa macam susah nak dapat...paling2 pun bawak meeting....harap2 ada la rezeki untuk MMEA ni...bawah kementerian baru mungkin ada harapan kot...
i'm concerning about the budget...the safest way for budget and getting the ship is maybe follow the bunga mas 5 ship and KA Tun Azizan...also its better for more budget for the next batch of MMEA NGPC and OPV.i like that 2 type ship since its good on cost and capability.

entah la bro....ada yang kata,bawah KDN ni patut lagi senang nak bajet sebab KDM selalu uruskan bajet operasi macam polis...jadi patut senang...tapi tu sembang politician...tak tau lagi ape jadi lepas ni...harap lagi baik la

pernah tengok dkt berita dulu bot polis ni semua tempat die redah...ape boleh buat...tugas kena dijalankan..tak buat nanti jadi macam2 lagi...
you mean this ship??look like this will be MMEA want 

if in eu already so cacated... i wonder what's the condition of the msian one... if another LD happens, gotta call tony again?

OPV MMEA yang JV THHE dan destini tu ke?ada ape2 cerita ke??effect tabung haji pun kene dkt THHE atau govt lambat bayar lagi 

tunggu next wildfire/peatland fires, nanti ade le kt langit tuh 

Kadang aku pelik politician ngan MMEA ni. Nak 4 motherships ... padahal solution depan mata. BM5 dan BM6 RMN auxiliary ships kan ex- MISC commerce vessels.

Dok pening2 pikir baik beli ex commerce vessels from MISC fleet dan buat cosmetic sikit tup tap jadi Coast Guard mothership. Segala macam dapat jimat.

he may actually BE your boss     

It's a fake Twitter account.. but, whether all his tweets are true or not, I don't know..

Spot two casts with indonesian names....Heriyanto and Siregar 

Hunter IFV has the armour protection of a low end MBT! It may take a MBT or IFV with a 105mm to take it out. That said; the Hunter could already take out a MBT with Spike LR2 missiles from long range, and since it is networked.
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credit: LRD from Solomon's blog

Why not if it was intentional? It was a from one of the NDP 2019 videos.