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The DWP was released on 1 Dec 2019. I read the whole thing that night right after it was released. Yes as a general idea of what we need to defend our nation.
https://www.bharian.com.my/berita/nasional/...dua-peranan-atm
Of course not MINDEF responsibility. But it is a responsibility of MINDEF and TLDM not to plan things that overlap MMEA tasks and missions, and take Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency Act 2004 into account. Saving precious resources.
https://www.bharian.com.my/berita/nasional/...dua-peranan-atm
Of course not MINDEF responsibility. But it is a responsibility of MINDEF and TLDM not to plan things that overlap MMEA tasks and missions, and take Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency Act 2004 into account. Saving precious resources.
They all fighting for a limited resources afterall.
We are not Sinki where an agency got a monopoly of a single responsibility. Over here Multiple agencies can do similar thing. RAC,Prasarana,MRT corps, Penang gov & IRDA all are building rapid transit line.
The agency that can convince the gov why they should get the job, get the jobs. So you know, so the guy with the Best plan win. Horrible agency get their agency dismantle and absorbed to other agencies.
So considering the similar number of 18 OPV & 18 FAC they both comes up with. I guess they go wrote a full document on how they should monopolize all jobs and then let gov decide which agency do what.
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Japan does that because there are many islands japan need to recover if they are captured by enemy.
Australia does that because they plan to operate thousands of miles from Australian mainland.
Swedes does what they do because they are defending their mainland from perceived russian amphibious attack.
Which of the 3 is the mission most similar to what malaysia need?
Because of our unique geographical situation, MRSS should be a ship with main mission to quickly transport 1 whole mechanised battalion from west to east malaysia. To quickly reinforce our land forces in sabah and sarawak. With other secondary capabilities.
Australia does that because they plan to operate thousands of miles from Australian mainland.
Swedes does what they do because they are defending their mainland from perceived russian amphibious attack.
Which of the 3 is the mission most similar to what malaysia need?
Because of our unique geographical situation, MRSS should be a ship with main mission to quickly transport 1 whole mechanised battalion from west to east malaysia. To quickly reinforce our land forces in sabah and sarawak. With other secondary capabilities.
They already explicitly said for forward deployment beyond the tanah air.
Why do Swedish solution when ATM wants to pull an Aussie?
If you want to operate independently then don't join any alliances.
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Korean Blackhawks the oldest is less than 20 years old. If referring to our use of Nuri for more than 50 years, there is still 30 years left in those Blackhawks.
You say need to buy new helicopters now, what advanced tactical transport helicopter can we buy now?
You mention H160. Do you realise the H160 is a 5ton helicopter like the AW139? H160 is designed to replace the Dauphin. Blackhawk is a 10ton helicopter. What new advanced 10ton vertical lift aircraft that is available now?
And if we need to buy, more $$$$$ needed.
You say need to buy new helicopters now, what advanced tactical transport helicopter can we buy now?
You mention H160. Do you realise the H160 is a 5ton helicopter like the AW139? H160 is designed to replace the Dauphin. Blackhawk is a 10ton helicopter. What new advanced 10ton vertical lift aircraft that is available now?
And if we need to buy, more $$$$$ needed.
Yeah, some equipment here don't even get through to the age of 30.
Use it too long and it keep falling off the sky like Nuri. We aren't very good at maintenance afterall.
As it is the plans for new helicopter is on the next RMK. ATM want spanking new helo while gov want to CKD those helo,Infact there's a high probability that even the LCA would get assemble here. The US unlike B4 are more welcoming to the idea of distributed manufacturing & maintenance in preparation for their cold war while we want to realized those aeroangkasa industry whatever they got in plan for RMK12.
Infact how they going to acquired those 6 MPA over a period of 15 years do sounds like the conversion would be done locally.
Yeah i mention H160 because it's not the best tools for everything but good enough general purpose tools to be use by all internal security & defense agency thus allowing you an economic of scale. The Blackhawks size is a wee bit too big for the CG,navy, police & bomba.
Maybe the air force can get away by arguing in battlefield search & rescue, the less heli the better. Guess the navy also lucky by arguing that h160 ASW is not a thing yet and thus they get to buy the heli they wanted.
H160 is the bridge between last gen helo like dauphin & next gen like the x3/FVL. Once they sell enough and get the R&D money they need, it would be further develop into the x3 or at the very least get the fly by wire just enough to put those tiny wing like bell fera design. Again if they truly CKD this thing it would come in batches over decades rather than 1 big time purchase.
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CG deals with CG. Does not matter if it is under military or not.
That's asymmetrical warfare going too far. sending our police who neglected their job as a police to fight an army that's pretend to be a Police while sending our army to do police jobs.
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For sea assertion, why you include the LCS numbers? We need 12 frigates and 18 OPVs overall.
Go to MOF and argue why 12 special purpose frigate is needed but it wouldn't do any peacetime patrol but instead we going to order 18 more OPV that's jobs to do peacetime patrol but no wartime utility. I guranteed you the first question is why not go buy the frigates only and do peacetime patrol with it
Remember the lcS is also known as 2GPV.
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If MMEA task is not to babysit Chinese Coast Guard, then better don't have our own coast guard.
Then whose going to fight the penyeludup, pirate & economic migrants? Using navy to go into hot pursuit into our neighbors territories aren't really well received by their public and them doing so here won't be well received as well.
Penyeludup, pirate & migrants are more of a concern then Chinese CG because these people create a loss of economic opportunity to our country.
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If our problem is overstretched and underfunded coast guard, the logical solution should not be to waste money on TLDM OPVs. We should properly fund our coast guard instead.
Those small ships will have plenty of peacetime missions. Navy large frigates, which we should have more that what we have currently, should operate offshore, but to shadow chinese submarines. MMEA large OPVs babysitting chinese coast guard OPVs.
If we buy many navy NGPVs, what can that do against Chinese Navy ships and missiles?
Those small ships will have plenty of peacetime missions. Navy large frigates, which we should have more that what we have currently, should operate offshore, but to shadow chinese submarines. MMEA large OPVs babysitting chinese coast guard OPVs.
If we buy many navy NGPVs, what can that do against Chinese Navy ships and missiles?
They already said it 2 years ago and I had repeat so many time already.
NGPV IS A WARSHIP NOT A GUNBOAT.
overshadowing Chinese submarine with multi billion ship may not be very bright as they can shoot those ship. Just get a very competent MALE & MPA aim you weapon from the air if you found them like the Japs had done is better solution. If they stay submerged then you can intrepid it as hostile intent and not just innocent passages.
MMEA meanwhile can get plenty of smallish boat if they don't blow their money on big ship. Their whole argument on their mothership is cost saving compared to a floating sea base. They probably wanted a MRCV just without the missiles. A floating base on which they launch boat & unmanned vehicle.
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Also you really need to consider the law in these kinds of operations. Anything serious that involves malaysian navy ships against chinese coast guard would be considered a military aggression on our part. Which is why we need to use our coast guard and the provisions of Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency Act 2004 against their coast guard. Vietnam is playing this by the book. We should take notice on how vietnam is building up their forces against the chinese.
Only the Chinese would take the opportunity to see it that way. For the rest of the world Chinese coast guard & their maritime militia is a military organization. The navy aiding the CG due to lack of resources is a convinience excuse even employed by Japan. You really think jaoan has not enough resources to build as much CG ship as they wanted?
The Chinese meanwhile are using white hulls & maritime militia as asymmetrical tools again the US & geng & We should be smart enough not to fall for those tricks. They afterall have huge capabilities to churn out ship beyond what we capable off. Didn't sun Tzu Said something about not playing into the enemies strength or something? That's exactly what you would get yourself into if you try to match the Chinese with numbers.
What we need is to play into our strength instead. and that is credible A2/AD capabilities and make the sea is swirming with foreign navies so they won't provoke an incidents in the first place. How many times has USN chase out Chinese coast guard out of our water again? infact it just easier to ask for their help in this case, we look innocent, the Chinese got their devil to warns their citizens about and US can play the hero world police. Everyone can go back home happy.
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