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rockerfeller
Does the country have its own defense industry? Do you know any products (warship, gun, missile...) made by Malaysia?
samheisfl
Why don't you try here..

http://www.asiafinest.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=42237

Or maybe Guruji Forrestcat can give more Infos.. icon_redface.gif
rockerfeller
I mean military hardwares made by Malaysia, not all hardwares used by Malay Army.
mat kilau
m'sian defense industry is not very sophisticated yet.

sapura make radio and simulators
scs make uav
drb make apc
metrokoats make camouflage coatings
imo so far this atsb satellite camera is the most important.

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rockerfeller
QUOTE(mat kilau @ Nov 5 2006, 11:25 PM) [snapback]2453750[/snapback]

m'sian defense industry is not very sophisticated yet.

sapura make radio and simulators
scs make uav
drb make apc
metrokoats make camouflage coatings
imo so far this atsb satellite camera is the most important.

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Is it in orbit now?
MAT-K
Banned for creating 2nd account to troll

I know who you are, IP Traced same as user....

218.111.97.114 & 218.111.154.68


SantaKlaws
Malaysia has a state-of-the-art weaponry known as CD. She strikes fear into her enemies with chopped off heads stringed to her baggy pants and tucked into her baggy shirts. The causility behind this rather erratic behavior is that she is extremely sensitive about her curvy body, so sensitive that she's relunctunt to show us herself in her bikinis.
HangPC2
M'sia To Build Two Frigates, Buy Eight Aermacchi Aircraft

From Ahmad Fuad Yahya

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LONDON, July 17 (Bernama) -- Malaysia plans to build two frigates and purchase eight Aermacchi fighter trainer aircraft to boost efforts to enhance the country's defence capabilities.

Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said these would be part of discussions with several companies in the defence industry for programmes to be realised under the Ninth Malaysia Plan (9MP).

He said Malaysia had issued a letter of intent to build the two frigates with BAE Systems and that negotiations were in progress.

When the two new frigates are built, the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) will have four in its arsenal. The RMN now has two -- the KD Lekiu and KD Jebat.

"Though the specifications are almost the same in terms of their sizes, the defence systems will need to meet our latest requirements," he told Malaysian journalists when visiting the Farnborough International Air Show (FIAS) in Hampshire, outside London, Monday.

Earlier, he met British Minister for Defence Procurement Lord Paul Drayson and Britain's Head of Defence Export Services Organisation, Alan Garwood.

Najib, who is also Malaysian Defence Minister, said the government planned to use Sabah Shipyard in Labuan to build the frigates so that it would create job opportunities for Malaysians there.

The cost had yet to be determined because negotiations had not been completed but the government expected the programme to build the frigates to last about four to five years, he said.

"We are not looking at it solely in terms of the cost. We also want to see the impact the programme will have on the Malaysian economy as the vessels will be built in Malaysia," he said.

On the plan to purchase the fighter trainers, Najib said Malaysia planned to buy eight Aermacchi aircraft to add to 10 similar aircraft being used by the Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) for training purposes.

The purchase was in line with the country's training requirements to produce highly capable RMAF pilots, especially in handling the sophisticated Russian-made Sukhoi fighters that the force was to receive soon, he said.

On the meeting with Drayson, Najib said the British minister explained to him about the Private Financing Initiatives (PFIs) implemented in the United Kingdom.

He said he was told that PFIs there were not limited to construction and maintenance of buildings but also involved training and certain services including search and rescue missions.

Najib, who arrived here yesterday for a week-long visit, is attending the FIAS to scout for the latest defence technologies that may be needed by the country in the future.

He is expected to meet British Defence Secretary Desmond Brown Monday night.

-- BERNAMA

http://www.bernama.com.my/bernama/v3/news.php?id=208611


Malaysian 1st Rifles ''BERAPI'' LP02, LP06 & LP05



PETALING JAYA: For four years, the staff at Vita Berapi (M) Sdn Bhd have toiled at research and development.

But they will enjoy the fruits of their labour soon: The little-known Malaysian company is all set to produce the first made-in-Malaysia range of firearms.

Vita Berapi managing director Syed Yusoff Syed Abdullah said the company would open its first firearms manufacturing factory in Rawang by the end of the year.

He said the company hoped to supply its products to the Malaysian armed forces and other security forces.

"We have seven types of weapons, ranging from sidearms to rifles and even a pistol for sports.

"We believe that we can compete in the local and regional markets."

The company had spent much on research and development of its firearms, hiring designers from Belarus for the job.

Apart from the LP04 sports pistol, the company will also produce the Hicap Compact automatic pistol, LP01 combat pistol, LP01A automatic combat pistol (mini machine gun), LP02 sub machine gun, LP03 sub machine gun (modified), LP06 rifle and LP05 sniper rifle.

"The sports pistol was specially designed by a former Belarus shooting champion who is now the head of design at Vita Berapi. The pistol can hold up to five bullets at a time and is accurate up to 25 metres," Syed Yusoff said.

Vita Berapi’s pistol and combat pistol also have a range accuracy of 25 metres, while the automatic combat pistol’s accuracy goes up to 100 metres.

The range accuracy increases to 150 metres for both the submachine guns, while the accuracy for the rifle and sniper rifle is 600 metres and 2.5km respectively.

Ammunition for the firearms are 9mm calibre, with the exception of the rifle and sniper rifle, which use 5.56mm and 12.7mm calibre bullets respectively.

The rifles can be equipped with scopes and night vision sights, while the sniper rifle comes equipped with an optical sight.


http://www.dsaexhibition.com/

http://www.defenseworld.net/dsa2006/


VB Berapi LP02

Sub Machinegun VB. caliber 9 x 19mm parabellum. Range up to 150m, magazine 25 bullets (up to 35)

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VB Berapi LP05

Sniper Rifles VB. Caliber 12.7mm, effective range 2.5 km

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VB Berapi LP06

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VB Berapi M4 Carbine 5.56mm (Under Licensed)

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DRB-Hicom Defence Technologies Sdn Bhd (Deftech)

http://www.drb-hicom.com

http://www.acm.com.my/vehicle-hicom.html

DEFTECH ACV300 Adnan (APC)

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DEFTECH HSMV Flyer

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The HSMV Flyer military four wheel drive. The flyer was aimed at the now cancelled, or dormant (depending on who you talk to) Australian Project Mulgara. The Flyer has however been sold to at least two "Asian countries" according to "usually reliable sources".
The Flyer has a 2.1 litre turbo-diesel mounted in the rear, a three speed automatic transmission and part-time four wheel drive. It has an unladen weight of 1.2 tons and can carry 1.2 tons across country.
samheisfl
There you go.. biggthumpup.gif
Malay_guy
Maybe they can make the rifle look a bit....prettier don't you think?
Kopassus
Indeed its an unique design, but the weapons looks like taken from a B-movie...
fadlee
QUOTE(SantaKlaws @ Nov 9 2006, 05:36 PM) [snapback]2466025[/snapback]

Malaysia has a state-of-the-art weaponry known as CD. She strikes fear into her enemies with chopped off heads stringed to her baggy pants and tucked into her baggy shirts. The causility behind this rather erratic behavior is that she is extremely sensitive about her curvy body, so sensitive that she's relunctunt to show us herself in her bikinis.

wht is wrong wit u? r u okay? hahaha
Malay_guy
i've design an assault rifles once just for fun. i've used AutoCAD. let me check my old hard disk, it may be there and i may post it.
HangPC2
UTM bangun teknologi buat peluru berpandu

Oleh Mohd Feroz Abu Bakar

PUTRAJAYA: Universti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) terus mencipta inovasi dengan membangunkan teknologi peluru berpandu menerusi program aeroangkasa dan kejuruteraan mekanikal di pusat pengajian tinggi itu.



Naib Canselornya, Prof Datuk Dr Mohd Zulkifli Mohd Ghazali, berkata projek mini peluru berpandu yang dilancarkan beberapa bulan lalu mula menunjukkan keputusan positif.

"Peluru berpandu yang dipasang pada bahan dorongan kukuh didapati mampu meluncur dan mengenai sasaran. Ini satu kejayaan dan kita mahu terus membangunkannya," katanya ketika ditemui Berita Harian, di sini, semalam.

Projek membangunkan teknologi peluru berpandu yang pertama kali dikelolakan di universiti tempatan itu dicetus menerusi Rancangan Malaysia Kelapan (RMK-8) yang diketuai seorang profesor madya universiti itu.

Dr Mohd Zulkifli berkata, projek membangunkan teknologi peluru berpandu akan memasuki fasa kedua dengan peruntukan tambahan yang sudah dikemukakan kepada kerajaan.

“Selain itu, UTM juga melancarkan projek teknologi helikopter dengan peruntukan daripada tabung universiti bernilai RM6 juta.

“Sebuah helikopter dua tempat duduk sudah dibeli untuk dipasang dan kita akan teruskan kajian bagi membangunkan teknologi helikopter, pembinaan pesawat empat tempat duduk," katanya.

Bulan lalu, UTM menerusi dua tenaga pakarnya, Prof Madya Dr Salasiah Endud dan Prof Madya Dr Umi Kalthom Ahmad memenangi pingat emas dan perak di Pameran Inovasi, Penyelidikan dan Teknologi Baru Dunia Ke-55, di Eureka, Belgium.

Dr Salasiah dan pasukannya memenangi emas bagi kajian 'nanostructed oxidation system for green chemistry' manakala Dr Umi Kalthom bagi kajian 'cost effective fibre coating for forensic arson analysis'.

Pada bulan sama, UTM memenangi satu lagi pingat emas dan empat perak bagi pameran produk baru yang diadakan di Nuremberg, Jerman.
Iron Malayan
This is the national manufacturer of ammunitions
http://www.smeordnance.com

Ballistic helmets and body armour are indigenously developed by Sri Jentayu and Rohas Composite.

PSC is building German designed large OPVs armed with SAMs

I believe the Z-Kris radar from Zetro is the first and only military radar designed in SE Asia that is deployed in active service.
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taklebihtakkurang
QUOTE(HangPC2 @ Nov 10 2006, 03:01 AM) [snapback]2468977[/snapback]
M'sia To Build Two Frigates, Buy Eight Aermacchi Aircraft

From Ahmad Fuad Yahya



LONDON, July 17 (Bernama) -- Malaysia plans to build two frigates and purchase eight Aermacchi fighter trainer aircraft to boost efforts to enhance the country's defence capabilities.

Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said these would be part of discussions with several companies in the defence industry for programmes to be realised under the Ninth Malaysia Plan (9MP).

He said Malaysia had issued a letter of intent to build the two frigates with BAE Systems and that negotiations were in progress.

When the two new frigates are built, the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) will have four in its arsenal. The RMN now has two -- the KD Lekiu and KD Jebat.

"Though the specifications are almost the same in terms of their sizes, the defence systems will need to meet our latest requirements," he told Malaysian journalists when visiting the Farnborough International Air Show (FIAS) in Hampshire, outside London, Monday.

Earlier, he met British Minister for Defence Procurement Lord Paul Drayson and Britain's Head of Defence Export Services Organisation, Alan Garwood.

Najib, who is also Malaysian Defence Minister, said the government planned to use Sabah Shipyard in Labuan to build the frigates so that it would create job opportunities for Malaysians there.

The cost had yet to be determined because negotiations had not been completed but the government expected the programme to build the frigates to last about four to five years, he said.

"We are not looking at it solely in terms of the cost. We also want to see the impact the programme will have on the Malaysian economy as the vessels will be built in Malaysia," he said.

On the plan to purchase the fighter trainers, Najib said Malaysia planned to buy eight Aermacchi aircraft to add to 10 similar aircraft being used by the Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) for training purposes.

The purchase was in line with the country's training requirements to produce highly capable RMAF pilots, especially in handling the sophisticated Russian-made Sukhoi fighters that the force was to receive soon, he said.

On the meeting with Drayson, Najib said the British minister explained to him about the Private Financing Initiatives (PFIs) implemented in the United Kingdom.

He said he was told that PFIs there were not limited to construction and maintenance of buildings but also involved training and certain services including search and rescue missions.

Najib, who arrived here yesterday for a week-long visit, is attending the FIAS to scout for the latest defence technologies that may be needed by the country in the future.

He is expected to meet British Defence Secretary Desmond Brown Monday night.

-- BERNAMA

http://www.bernama.com.my/bernama/v3/news.php?id=208611
Malaysian 1st Rifles ''BERAPI'' LP02, LP06 & LP05
PETALING JAYA: For four years, the staff at Vita Berapi (M) Sdn Bhd have toiled at research and development.

But they will enjoy the fruits of their labour soon: The little-known Malaysian company is all set to produce the first made-in-Malaysia range of firearms.

Vita Berapi managing director Syed Yusoff Syed Abdullah said the company would open its first firearms manufacturing factory in Rawang by the end of the year.

He said the company hoped to supply its products to the Malaysian armed forces and other security forces.

"We have seven types of weapons, ranging from sidearms to rifles and even a pistol for sports.

"We believe that we can compete in the local and regional markets."

The company had spent much on research and development of its firearms, hiring designers from Belarus for the job.

Apart from the LP04 sports pistol, the company will also produce the Hicap Compact automatic pistol, LP01 combat pistol, LP01A automatic combat pistol (mini machine gun), LP02 sub machine gun, LP03 sub machine gun (modified), LP06 rifle and LP05 sniper rifle.

"The sports pistol was specially designed by a former Belarus shooting champion who is now the head of design at Vita Berapi. The pistol can hold up to five bullets at a time and is accurate up to 25 metres," Syed Yusoff said.

Vita Berapi’s pistol and combat pistol also have a range accuracy of 25 metres, while the automatic combat pistol’s accuracy goes up to 100 metres.

The range accuracy increases to 150 metres for both the submachine guns, while the accuracy for the rifle and sniper rifle is 600 metres and 2.5km respectively.

Ammunition for the firearms are 9mm calibre, with the exception of the rifle and sniper rifle, which use 5.56mm and 12.7mm calibre bullets respectively.

The rifles can be equipped with scopes and night vision sights, while the sniper rifle comes equipped with an optical sight.
http://www.dsaexhibition.com/

http://www.defenseworld.net/dsa2006/
VB Berapi LP02

Sub Machinegun VB. caliber 9 x 19mm parabellum. Range up to 150m, magazine 25 bullets (up to 35)




VB Berapi LP05

Sniper Rifles VB. Caliber 12.7mm, effective range 2.5 km


VB Berapi LP06




VB Berapi M4 Carbine 5.56mm (Under Licensed)




DRB-Hicom Defence Technologies Sdn Bhd (Deftech)

http://www.drb-hicom.com

http://www.acm.com.my/vehicle-hicom.html

DEFTECH ACV300 Adnan (APC)











DEFTECH HSMV Flyer





The HSMV Flyer military four wheel drive. The flyer was aimed at the now cancelled, or dormant (depending on who you talk to) Australian Project Mulgara. The Flyer has however been sold to at least two "Asian countries" according to "usually reliable sources".
The Flyer has a 2.1 litre turbo-diesel mounted in the rear, a three speed automatic transmission and part-time four wheel drive. It has an unladen weight of 1.2 tons and can carry 1.2 tons across country.



what happen to taht rifle ? any new developement ?
kumanddie
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HangPC2
Permaisuri UPMX UAV Malaysia





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_ThqUD3BJY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KORH1IUw-c8




SCS Nyamuk UAV




This UAV is a multi-mission air platform system for a variety of functions. It is suitable for reconnaissance, surveillance, targeting and many other military applications, scientific and commercial research, civilian applications; in peace or wartime. Being a homegrown product, it is a cost effective and reliable solution for homeland security. Our UAV is the collaborative effort of Universiti Sains Malaysia, Dian Kreatif Sdn Bhd and System Consultancy Services Sdn Bhd.


Key features:

• Composite airframe – very strong and lightweight.
• Capable of flying autonomously on a pre-programmed flight plan that can be changed as required while flying.
• Capable of relaying telemetry and video to the ground in real time.
• Capable of flying and monitoring up to 4 UAVs
simultaneously.
• Capable of simulating the mission plan without leaving the ground.


Basic Specifications :


Material : Composite

Engine : 7.5hp 2-stroke gas

Dimension Height : 0.85 m

Length : 2.5 m

Wingspan : 3 m

AOW : 35 kg

Payload : 15 kg

Endurance : 8 hours

Speed Min : 45 kmph

Cruise : 100-120 kmph

Max : 220 kmph

Range : 200 km



Payload Capabilities:

• Data link.
• Forward Looking Infrared (FLIR).
• Camera.
• Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR).
• Laser designator.
• IR, thermal or other sensors.
• ECM, ESM options.
• Telemetry options.
• Relay options.

Our UAV can be customized and configured to carry out the following mission:

• Military applications.
• Scientific research.
• Commercial research.
• Police and civilian applications.
• Disaster relief.
• Environmental control.
• Maritime and border surveillance.





HangPC2
Sapura Cyber Eye











Sapura Cyber Shark









HangPC2
CTRM Aludra MK1 TUAV

























http://www.ctrm.com.my/
HangPC2
Local craft steals show



KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's first locally-manufactured "flying hovercraft" was a crowd-puller at the 11th Defence Services Asia 2008 (DSA 2008) exhibition.


The hovercraft, fitted with Proton engines, is produced by GIG Technology Holdings Sdn Bhd at its plant in Kampung Baru Subang, Shah Alam.

GIG Technology executive director Megat D' Shahriman said the idea to build the hovercraft was conceived last April.

"Since the government had never purchased any hovercraft then, we thought it was the best time to produce one and it turned out that Malaysia became the first Asian country to manufacture the vehicle."

However, the "flying hovercraft" has not been officially launched as it is still on trial.
"But we are looking forward to launch it soon, maybe next year," Megat said at the exhibition.

He said the hovercraft could fly 2m above sea level and move at a speed of about 45 knots (60-70 kph) on water and during flying mode, the vehicle's speed is 75 knots (80-90 kph).

Megat said the company had already sold three units to the Philippines. "We will be looking at Jakarta, the Middle East and Africa to market our hovercraft."

Participating in the DSA 2008 and Langkawi International and Maritime Aerospace exhibition last year was part of the company's bigger marketing plans.

Megat said the hovercraft could be used for search and rescue operations, sea inspection routines, waterway patrols, anti-piracy operations and high-speed infiltration into hostile areas.


- Bernama -




GIG Technology / Proton Flying Hovercraft
















Sources : http://gigtecholdings.com/


HangPC2
RJX1 UAV



























Sources : http://www.barnardmicrosystems.com/L4E_rjx1.htm



HangPC2
New Malaysian RCWS reaches pre-production stage


Defence Services Sdn Bhd (DSSB) of Malaysia has completed the first pre-production model of its new remote-controlled weapon station (RCWS), developed to meet the potential requirements of the home and export markets. The first example of this as yet unnamed Malaysian RCWS is armed with a standard .50-calibre (12.7 mm) M2 HB machine gun (MG), but other weapons could be fitted, including a 7.62 mm MG or a 40 mm automatic grenade launcher (AGL)


Sources : http://idr.janes.com
HangPC2
SCS Agas UAV










TEMPUR Issue April 2008











HangPC2
Local Defence Company





Airod Sdn Bhd


http://www.www.airod.com.my/


Aviation Design Centre Sdn Bhd


http://www.adc.com.my/


AMDAC (Pesaka Astana)


http://www.amdac.com.my/


Astronautic Technology (M) Sdn Bhd (ATSB)


http://www.atsb.my/


Atlas Defence Technology Sdn Bhd


http://www.atdetech.com/Home.htm


Boustead Heavy Industries Corporation Berhad


http://www.boustead.com.my/hindustry.html


Composites Technology Research Malaysian Sdn Bhd (CTRM)


http://www.ctrm.com.my/


GiG Technology Holdings Sdn Bhd


http://www.gigtecholdings.com/


Ikramatic Systems Sdn Bhd


http://www.ikramatic.com.my/company.html


Nautica Nova Shipbuilding & Engineering Sdn Bhd


http://www.nnse.com.my/index.htm


Sapura Defense Sdn Bhd


http://www.sapura.com.my/defence.html


Sapura Thales Electronic Sdn Bhd (STE)


http://www.ste.com.my/


Satang Jaya Sdn Bhd


http://www.satangjaya.com/


System Consultancy Services Sdn Bhd (SCS)


http://www.systemconsultancy.com.my/


SME Ordnance Sdn Bhd


http://www.smeordnance.com/


SME Aerospace Sdn Bhd


http://www.smea.com.my/


The Armour Factory Sdn Bhd


http://thearmourfactory.com/


Zetro Aerospace Corporation Sdn Bhd


http://www.zetro.com.my/
HangPC2
Sapura Thales ST@R Mille-S



DSA 2008














HangPC2

Deftech HUMVEE




DSA 2008



















HangPC2
Deftech AV4




DSA 2008






















HangPC2

SCS Agas UAV






DSA 2008





















HangPC2

CTRM Intisar 100





DSA 2008
















kumanddie
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HangPC2
QUOTE(kumanddie @ Jun 30 2008, 10:51 AM) [snapback]3783645[/snapback]
HangPC2. Bagi gambar A400 Airbus sekali. Kita kan ada participate buat benda tu.











Malay_guy
QUOTE(kumanddie @ Apr 3 2008, 01:10 AM) [snapback]3612144[/snapback]
JET TEBUAN
The first jet built by Malaysian with license from Canada. It is called as Canadair CL-41G.


If u wanna lie, do it smartly please. the designation itself (CL) mean's it was produce in Canada. furthermore Malaysia don't even have the infrastructure to built a car at that time let alone an aircraft.

During 2007 merdeka parade, i saw STRIDE show what look's like a Krasnopol like munition. any onyone have any info?
Kopassus
Is the ACV300 Adnan a lisenced copy of KIFV?
Why Malaysia didnt continue with the SME MD3-160?
Malay_guy
QUOTE(Kopassus @ Dec 6 2008, 10:50 PM) [snapback]4037221[/snapback]
Is the ACV300 Adnan a lisenced copy of KIFV?
Why Malaysia didnt continue with the SME MD3-160?


Nope, ACV300 are not the licence copy of the KIFV. ACV300 were made by FMC Nurol of turkey while KIFV were made by Korea. Of course, both were M113 knock off.

MD3-160 didn't continue because there's no more demand for it.
HangPC2
STRIDE





Science and technology is an important element in the development of current Defence Technology. Most defence hardware and equipment are based on certain technology that can only be handled through knowledge and specialized skills in the respective fields. Therefore, the success of military operations is very dependant on technical capabilities in the usage, handling and maintenance of modern and sophisticated military hardware.

In the field of military, the support of science and technology is widely applied all the time, in various fields and stages whether in peace or war. For example, S&T was used in the preparation of the basic necessities of soldiers such as clothing and shoes and until to the more sophisticated equipment such guided missiles, aircraft systems and submarine systems. This development requires the national defence sector to have know-how in science and technology (S&T) oriented skills. Due to this fact, STRIDE was established in the Ministry of Defence. STRIDE or formerly known as DSTC is the only organization with the function to supply scientific and technical expertise to MAF.

The complete understanding in certain military technologies will support the MAF to carry out military missions effectively.






Institut Penyelidikan Sains&Teknologi Pertahanan (STRIDE) telah berpindah masuk ke kompleks induk baru di Kajang mulai September 2004.


Bahagian-bahagian yang berpindah ialah

-Bahagian Teknologi Instrumentasi&Elektronik

-Bahagian Teknologi Jentera&Aeroangkasa

-Bahagian Teknologi Perlindungan&biofizikal

Penyelidikan Dan Pembangunan (R&D) Pertahanan



1) Pengurusan R&D Pertahanan

Pengurusan R&D Pertahanan telah diberi penekanan yang lebih menyeluruh supaya R&D Pertahanan dapat ditumpukan kepada bidang-bidang yang berupaya memberi manfaat kepada ATM dan Industri Pertahanan tempatan.


2) Strategi Program R&D Pertahanan

Strategi program R&D pertahanan adalah dalam tiga aspek tertentu iaitu aplikasi teknologi, pembangunan teknologi dan penyelidikan teknologi.

i) Aplikasi Teknologi adalah program R&D jangkamasa pendek yang dilaksanakan oleh STRIDE bersama Tentera. Tujuan utama strategi ini ialah untuk memberi sambutan kepada isu-isu teknologi dan masalah semasa yang dihadapi oleh ATM

ii) Pembangunan Teknologi merupakan program R&D jangkamasa sederhana yang dilaksanakan oleh STRIDE dengan kerjasama tentera, industri pertahanan dan institut pengajian tinggi. Tujuan utamanya adalah untuk mengeksploitasi teknologi industri semasa dan terkini serta menghasilkan produk yang berdaya maju untuk dikomersilkan bagi kegunaan ATM.

iii) Penyelidikan Teknologi merupakan program R&D jangka panjang yang dilaksanakan oleh STRIDE dengan kerjasama tentera, industri pertahanan dan institut pengajian tinggi. Tujuannya adalah untuk memenuhi keperluan ATM pada masa hadapan.


3) Akaun Amanah

Akaun Amanah R&D Pertahanan STRIDE ditubuhkan bertujuan untuk membiayai aktiviti R&D antara STRIDE dengan industri. Penubuhannya merupakan satu usaha untuk menyediakan pembiayaan kewangan bagi menjalankan program-program R&D dengan penglibatan indusri pertahanan tempatan.

STRIDE mengalu-alukan pihak industri, syarikat swasta, Institusi tempatan dan antarabangsa yang berminat untuk menyumbang kepada Akaun Amanah ini. Pihak Industri atau syarikat swasta yang melibatkan diri dalam aktiviti R&D pertahanan layak mendapat pelepasan cukai dua kali ganda terhadap pembelanjaan dalam R&D tersebut.


4) Bengkel Keutamaan Penyelidikan Dan Pembangunan

Bengkel Keutamaan R&D pertahanan diadakan 2 tahun sekali bagi memastikan bahawa R&D yang dijalankan sentiasa relevan dengan kehendak ATM dan negara.


5) Projek-Projek R&D Pertahanan Di Bawah RMK-8
Dalam pelaksanakan projek R&D, beberapa kriteria diutamakan iaitu projek mempunyai kepentingan yang tinggi, harus mempunyai nilai praktis atau komersial, dan penglibatan industri pertahanan .Kini terdapat 11 projek R&D yang sedang aktif dijalankan di STRIDE




Stride RnD Product





Body Armor "Land Warrior" (Malaysian Version)









HangPC2
The Armour Factory Sdn Bhd (Sri Jentayu Global Sdn Bhd)


http://thearmourfactory.com/










Kopassus
QUOTE(HangPC2 @ Jan 11 2009, 11:01 PM) [snapback]4081761[/snapback]
The Armour Factory Sdn Bhd (Sri Jentayu Global Sdn Bhd)
http://thearmourfactory.com/

Looks good, already in serieproduction?

QUOTE
Nope, ACV300 are not the licence copy of the KIFV. ACV300 were made by FMC Nurol of turkey while KIFV were made by Korea. Of course, both were M113 knock off.

MD3-160 didn't continue because there's no more demand for it.

Thanks Malayguy.
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QUOTE(rockerfeller @ Nov 5 2006, 01:09 AM) [snapback]2452911[/snapback]
Does the country have its own defense industry? Do you know any products (warship, gun, missile...) made by Malaysia?


There were. but mostly it was licence production. many of it were crippled by incompetent leadership and rampant corruption.
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Protank Technologies Sdn Bhd





The Malaysian Royal Air Force (RMAF), during LIMA (Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition) 2007 has appointed Cobham PLC through its South East Asia representative, Protank Technologies Sdn Bhd, to supply gas refueling tank/pod during flight (IFR) for the newly acquired Sukhoi Su-30MKM.

The supply and integration of buddy refueling will be done by Cobham where the pod will be installed onto the Sukhoi Su 30MKM. This will enable the plane to perform air to air refueling during combat missions.

The acquisition is to cater the basic need of the Sukhoi Su 30MKM.


http://www.protank.com.my/


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CTRM delivers first cataaran to Australia







AYER KEROH - CTRM Composites Engineering (CTRM CE) has delivered the first eight-meter catamaran vessel to its customer, LeisureCat Australia in Perth, Australia.

The delivery was the result of an agreement signed between the two companies in December last year.

CTRM Chief Executive Officer, Datuk Rosdi Mahmud said LeisureCat had appointed CTRM CE as its sub-manufacturer for its range of high-performance catamarans.




He said CTRM CE is expected to deliver a total of 300 vessels for LeisureCat during the period of the three-year contract.

The first delivery of these catamarans has proven that CTRM possesses the capability in composites boat building, apart from paving way for CTRM to offer its capability in composites boat building to the local and international market, he said.

“We shall emulate the success that we have enjoyed in the international commercial aerospace business to our composites marine businesses. We want to expand our business and expertise in composites manufacturing into the marine sector," he added.

In the commercial aerospace sector, the current book order for CTRM from various customers for the manufacturer of Airbus and Boeing parts stands at RM2.8 billion.

The Company is currently expanding its manufacturing activity by adding a 150,000 square feet of new floor space and the combined floor space of 500,000 square feet is expected to generate revenue of RM390 million in 2010, a 59% increase from 2008 revenue.

Rosdi said CTRM will position itself as a world-class manufacturing hub for boat builders from Australia and Europe as boat builders from these two continents are currently looking for a reliable outsourcing partner.

He said with its sterling track record, CTRM is clearly having all the advantages compared to other competitors in the region.

“The plan is to position ourselves as a national composites boat builder of 30 meters and below. The demands from the government agencies for this category are huge and to be commissioned into service with the Marine Police, APMM, KDRM and the Fisheries Department," he added.

The company is also working closely with the State Government in the development of the state’s first Marine Industrial Complex. CTRM is planning to build a modern and purpose built facility for its boat manufacturing activity in this new and integrated complex.

Currently, the catamarans are being built at its 78,000 square feet manufacturing facility in Bukit Rambai.

Another key factor is to having a good pool of vendors and suppliers to support the main boat building activities. These vendors are those who involved in stainless steel works, carpentry, upholstery and servicing.

CTRM is adamant to actively drive the growth of our local boat building industry, as the recreational boat building is a big industry, where it is expected to grow to US$31 billion by 2013.


Sources : http://www.melakahariini.com.my/


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Sapura UAV To Be Sold To Thailand








Sources : http://www.klsreview.com/


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PX2000 (C4I)


PX2000 is C4I system software. It is an integrated decision-making and planning tool designed for use in both peacetime and wartime. The system links the various armed forces services; army, navy and air force, enabling escalation and dissemination of information at the click of a button.


PX2000 system comprises of 5 subsystems as below :

• Joint service subsystem.
• Army or Land Forces subsystem.
• Navy subsystem.
• Air Forces subsystem.
• Joint Intelligence subsystem.

Though many of the functions are similar, there are distinct differences in each of the subsystems especially in the types of information it collects. The difference lies in information flow during each single service operations; however a standardized information flow is adopted for the joint service where the 3 services are involved in one operation.
The PX2000 system solution is based on Microsoft Windows platform providing cost-efficient, user-friendly integrated solution combining PX2000 custom applications with standard off-the-shelves products on a single desktop for effective command and control functionality.
The general design philosophy of the overall PX2000 design is “integrated centralized control with de-centralized execution” within all services in the Armed Forces with the following key features:

• Common operating systems (OS) and messaging (e-mail) systems and networking allowing effective system interconnection, inter-service data communication and messaging.
• Common software application across services.
• Minimum inter-site dependencies for full system operation.
• Common database structure, distributed database / data store.
• Integration of standard off-the-shelf with custom built applications.
• Integrated Geographical Information System (GIS) functions with ‘near real-time’ update.
• Automatic data escalation across system for a ‘near real-time’ system information update.
• System alerts to indicate real-time events (e.g. readiness conditions or change in situation pictures).
• Integrated browsing function for remote data access.
• Full multimedia support for audio and video.
• Real-time data interconnection option (e.g. ship data, position monitoring etc.)


http://www.systemconsultancy.com.my/


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BATTLEFIELD MANAGEMENT SYSTEM





BMS provides state-of-the-art command and control in the battlefield. It satisfies the needs of an army division or brigade battle groups, or just for combat, combat support and combat service support units, at battalion regiment level and below. BMS provides real-time command and control functions aimed at both the commander and the fighter through common core software and varying user interfaces.

At the heart of the BMS applications and processes are the tactical telecommunication networks that connect battlefield users to their headquarters, vehicular and hand-held computer and display terminals.


Features of the BMS include the following:



• Generates and updates tactical situation display.
• Handles electronic maps in variety of formats, scales and sizes.
• Allows tactical messages to be created, edited, transmitted and imported.
• Playback features for briefings, training, analysis and reviews.
• Creation, development and editing of plans and orders.
• Easy and fast maintenance facilities.
• Seamless integration with existing systems.
• Map based system capable of performing many functions.
• Automatic combat readiness through returns and reports updates.
• Automatic dissemination of reports and orders upwards and downwards.
• Information sharing.
• Reliable communications networks
• User friendly by design, use of COTS and ability for enhancement.
• Security features.
• Scalable for entire army, division and brigade.
• Sensor to shooter integration.


The integrated Army BMS application consists of the following sub-systems:


• Infantry.
• Armour (tank/APC).
• Signals.
• Engineers.
• Field artillery.
• Air defence artillery.
• Service support - BMA & DMA.



http://www.systemconsultancy.com.my/


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SIS - STRATEGIC INFORMATION SYSTEM


SIS is a computer-based strategic information system. It facilitates concise, highly summarised information to provide the basis for decision-making for top-level commanders in the armed forces or top-level executives in the corporate sector. It is a highly customisable system that can suit military-type organizations or corporate establishments.
The information provided must be concise and represent first level of information, which may be used as the basis for decision-making. The system is also designed to present the successive second level information detail provided the required details are made available in the system by the information providers.

SIS is configured and arranged with the following considerations.

• Organisational Function - designed to meet the
hierarchy of the information currently being practiced. The information will be provided by all departments , which are headed by the departmental head according to the organizational structure.
• System User Function – various user groups will be using SIS during their day-to-day operations:
• Enduser – target user group who will utilize the
information the most. The access for this group may be confined to its own area or to other areas. The access rights functionality is configurable during the system operation.
• Webmaster - This user group will maintain the SIS information. They are given access rights such that they can update information within their own work area.
• Chief Webmaster / System Administrator - The SA will be responsible for the control and operation of the SIS.


The SIS system is designed to sustain the information availability at all time. The system is based on the intranet technology with central information repository.
The system has an access right facility is designed to be flexible and easy to use. A Chief Webmaster / System administrator is capable to change or modify the user access rights to any information access during the system operation.
The SIS uses the smart card as added security. All user details like user name, identification number, access right controls and user's photo are stored in the smart card.

All users in the network can access the system, including users connecting via dial-up through the normal telephone line with a specially configured hardware and software. For the purpose of the network security the following security measures are implemented.


• Virtual Private Network - VPN.
• File Encryption.
• Proxy Servers.
• Fire Walls.



http://www.systemconsultancy.com.my/



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OPERA - Wargame Simulation





OPERA is a computerised wargame and simulation system. It is a tool for wargame simulation and other forms of training and simulations and operations plan evaluation and analysis. Our system provides a training environment with realistic battlefield information; maintains current status report and provides after-action review to exercise commanders and staff functions.

OPERA is not only designed to do commander/staff training but also designed to provide functionalities for operation, plan evaluation and analysis. Over 90% of battlefield environments are simulated in a realistic manner, representing all elements of combat for intangible factors (troop discipline, moral, degree of training, etc.).

OPERA provides tools for doctrine training and combat procedure proficiency, which leads to significant improvements over combat power application skills. Training using OPERA requires commanders/staff to make real-time decisions based on their appreciation of the realistic, continually changing battlefield situations presented by the system. The graphic user interface (GUI) makes inputs and outputs readily comprehensible and easily within reach. Audible alerts are generated when major events take place to avoid the training audience missing any important situations. Ample data are collected during exercise to empower a wide range of analyses. This is to provide basis for the After Action Review (AAR) activity.


The spectrum of simulations provided by OPERA is:

• Conventional warfare.
• Operational other than war (OOTW).
• Command, control, communications, computer, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (C4ISR).
• Air support and naval support.
• Combat support.
• Combat service support.

Rear area operation:

• 1. Counter-amphibious operation.
• 2. Counter-airborne operation.
• 3. Counter-guerrilla operation.
• 4. Key facilities / line of communications protection operation.
• 5. Military operation on urban terrain.




http://www.systemconsultancy.com.my/


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http://www.deftech.com.my/




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Proton Mitsubishi Collaborate To Make Rockets ?
















http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2L-ExgbdnmQ



Sources : http://bmweb.mida.gov.my/cms/index.jsp



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Boustead Heavy Industries Corporation Berhad

http://www.boustead.com.my/hindustry.html



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