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Peluru berpandu dan kapal baru untuk TLDM
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ada can la dpt kapal pengangkut baru Peluru berpandu dan kapal baru untuk TLDM
SEREMBAN: Tentera Laut Diraja Malaysia (TLDM) mengumumkan keperluan untuk memperoleh sistem peluru berpandu jarak sederhana dan kapal pemerintah serta pengangkut baru sebagai pembelian seterusnya melalui Rancangan Malaysia Kesembilan (RMK-9) dan Rancangan Malaysia Kesepuluh (RMK-10).
Panglima TLDM, Laksanama Datuk Abdul Aziz Jaafar, berkata sistem peluru berpandu Starbust yang digunakan untuk mempertahankan pangkalannya sudah lapuk dan tidak mampu menangani ancaman pesawat penyerang musuh.
"Kita tidak mahu peluru berpandu jarak pendek (VSHORAD) macam Starbust.
"Sekarangpun pesawat musuh boleh buat serangan dari jauh dengan jarak optimum 25 kilometer dan ada yang boleh melepaskan peluru berpandu dari jarak 60 kilometer, |
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entah bila dapat. andai kate kene serang esok  |
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errrrr......... RMK-10 bila start...?  |
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la ni kekuatan senata saja tak akan memberi makna
kalau ekonomi dan mental masih lemah |
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Reply #4 jofizo's post
RMK-9 berakhir 2010, so RMK-10 shud start after that...2010-2015...
Kalau RMN ni payah sikit dia nak peroleh Russian systems samada Buk atau S-300/400...sebab tradisi menggunakan western-made systems yg kuat.. |
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Reply #6 areguard's post
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muraah kalu pakai KS-1 made in china |
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Originally posted by areguard at 30-4-2008 02:25 PM 
RMK-9 berakhir 2010, so RMK-10 shud start after that...2010-2015...
Kalau RMN ni payah sikit dia nak peroleh Russian systems samada Buk atau S-300/400...sebab tradisi menggunakan western-made sy ...
tp TLDM akan ikut ape GAPU beli.. kalo GAPU beli rusia. aku rasa tldm akan ikut aje |
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Reply #6 areguard's post
takper, paglima dah kata, pertahanan pengkalan diletak dibawah GAPU....... so ikut TD la per yg nak depa beli.......
tapi yg tak bestnyer 2 tahun lagi wooo nak nunggu RMK-10........ |
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'' kapal pemerintah serta pengangkut baru ''  |
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LPD / MPCSS la tu...nasib baik takde siapa takrifkan pengangkut sebagai carrier! |
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English version plak
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2008/04/30
Navy needs medium-range missiles, RMN chief says
BERNAMA
SEREMBAN, WED:
In a move to upgrade defence apparatus in tandem with latest advancements in defence technology, the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) needs to acquire medium-range missiles, command ships and transport carriers under the Ninth and 10th Malaysia plans.
In outlining the needs of the navy, its chief Admiral Datuk Abdul Aziz Jaafar said the 揝tarbust |
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BUK-M1-2:pompom: :pompom: :pompom: :pompom:
aku agak kurang2 kene beli 10 battery sistem pertahanan udara jarak sederhana ni.tu pun untuk defense pangkalan navy.kalu campur skali ngan airforce base, xke banyak tu............. |
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Russia to sell brand-new air defence systems to unnamed foreign customer
LENGTH: 499 words
Excerpt from report by corporate-owned Russian military news agency Interfax-AVN website
Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) 22 April: The Ulyanovsk mechanical plant, a part of the [Russian defence] corporation Almaz-Antey, has received first orders for the supply of the new air-defence missile complex Buk-M2E.
"The air-defence missile complex Buk-M2E is an absolutely new system. It has not been exported, but there is a signed contract with a certain country, and we are going to supply it to the first foreign customer soon," Interfax-AVN was told by the director-general of the Ulyanovsk mechanical plant, Vyacheslav Lapin, on Tuesday [22 April] at the DSA 2008 11th Defence Services Asia Exhibition and Conference held in Malaysia. He did not specify the name of country he was talking about.
According to Lapin, there is a certain portfolio of orders for the Buk-M2E and some of the contracts have even been initialled.
"We have about 13 preliminary orders for the supply of this complex, they are now being processed," Lapin said.
The Buk-M2E has good prospects at the South-East Asian market, that is why the decision was made to showcase the complex at the defence show in Malaysia, he noted. [Passage omitted]
"The new Buk-M2E has a modern information display system based on the new element base and liquid-crystal indicators. The Buk-M2E armaments are equipped with the system of radar recognition of seven types of air targets, including hovering helicopters. This has increased the complex's effectiveness by 100-300 per cent. The complex has become easier to use. The Buk-M2E can shoot at up to four targets simultaneously, while the Buk-M1-2 [previous modification] has a single-target channel. The number of targets that can be destroyed by the complex has risen from six to 24," Lapin said.
The new Buk-M2E can highly effectively destroy precision weapons which represent the greatest danger for air defence systems. Its jamming protection is much better.
"The Buk-M2E is equipped with a phased array antenna which allows it to lead and destroy up to four targets using complex's one armament," Lapin said.
The Buk-M2E's developer, the Tikhomirov Science and Research Institute of Instrument-Making has envisaged the possibility of integrating the complex with the S-300 and Tor air defence systems. [Passage omitted]
According to Lapin, a Buk-M2E fitted with a wheel-base is being developed under the aegis of the Almaz-Antey corporation.
"We are going to introduce this version of the complex to the market, and to be ready to export it, by the end of 2010, Lapin said. [Passage omitted]
"The wheeled version does not damage roads; it is more mobile although it carries out the same tasks. We will offer the Buk-M2E both in fully-tracked and wheeled modifications. That is how it is done with the Tor missile systems. By the way, the Buk-M2E will be fitted with the same wheel base as the Tor systems," Lapin said.
Source: Interfax-AVN military news agency website, Moscow, in Russian 0604gmt 22 Apr 08 |
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kalo ikut pang5 pang5 sume nak memacam.yang bagi green light tu finance tu.xde pitih buat list 2 km panjang pun xguna |
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Reply #15 StealthTuah's post
yang bg finance tu kene mula pandai berfikir.pembelian tu pun untuk keselamatan negara kita jugak......... |
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Reply #16 BeachBoys's post
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kalo ikut gomen skang memang berjanggutla nk tggu dorang pandai pk..pk kaowtim $$ adala |
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pada aku kandungan berita tuh tak pelik.. yg pelik kat aku apsal kat seremban.. reporter tanya masa die balik kg ke
kalo kat opis die kat mindef or kat pangkalan tldm tak la musykil sangat
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Reply #13 BeachBoys's post
Jangan GAPU meroyan pergi beli KS-1 sudah...
In 2005, a senior officer of Malaysia's armed forces said that Malaysia had in principle agreed to purchase the KS-1A missile from China. Both parties have signed a memorandum of understanding beforehand and such purchase will be listed into Malaysia's ninth development plan.
The KS-1 (Kaishan-1) is a medium- to long-range, all-altitude surface-to-air missile (SAM) system developed by China Jiangnan Space Industry Co. (also known as Base 061). The KS-1 development programme began in the early 1980s to replace the ageing HQ-2 (Chinese copy of the Russian SA-2 Guideline). |
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Post time 30-4-2008 12:48 PM
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