m&ds launch PRC-made ships! Hooray! RSN watch out!

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First Littoral Mission Ship ‘Keris’ Handed Over to Royal Malaysian Navy
The first Littoral Mission Ship (LMS) "Keris" was formally handed over to the Royal Malaysian Navy (TLDM or RMN) today during a ceremony held in Qidong, Shanghai, China
Xavier Vavasseur 31 Dec 2019


The ceremony was attended by Ir Teck Chee (Boustead Naval Shipyard), Dato’ Ahmad Husaini bin Abdul Rahman (Ministry of Defence), Mr Xu Ziqiu (China Shipbuilding & Offshore International Co. Ltd), Eastern Fleet Commander and RMN Chief Engineer…

Keris‘ final acceptance trials were successfully completed yesterday. The vessel is set to be commissioned at the same location in a ceremony honoring the traditions of the RMN on 6 January 2020. The ceremony will be officiated by Admiral Tan Sri Mohd Reza bin Mohd Sany, Chief of Navy.

About Malaysia’s LMS

For the record, the acquisition contract of the LMS was signed on 23 March 2017 between the Malaysian Ministry of Defense and Boustead in collaboration with CSOC, China. LMS is one of the five classes of ships in the 15to5 Fleet Transformation Program. LMS construction is characterized by “fit for purpose”. This coastal patrol ship is a modular concept that is capable of being configured for specific missions depending on the needs.

All four LMS units will join the RMN Eastern Fleet where they will reinforce the readiness and sovereignty of eastern Malaysia’s maritime waters. The LMS will also address the problem of asset obsolescence as well as maintenance schedule cycles existing RMN ships.

The acquisition of the LMS is through cooperation with China, a first in the history of the Royal Malaysian Navy. Through this acquisition, Malaysia can strengthen diplomatic relations with China in defense and economy.

KERIS will undergo various trials port-side and at sea before
its hand over to the RMN which is set for December 2019.

LMS specifications
Length overall: 68.00 meters
Beam: 9.20 meters
Draft:
Crew: 45 (+16)
Max speed: 22 knots
Range: 2,000 nautical miles at 16 knots
Endurance: Up to 15 days at sea
Operation: Up to sea state 5

https://www.navalnews.com/naval-new...ip-keris-handed-over-to-royal-malaysian-navy/

 

[tun_dr_m]

Torpedo the RSN Toy Ships ASAP!

 

[syed putra]

Looks like a half submarine half ship!

 

[red amoeba]

These littoral crafts are data linked to the Chinese carrier Liaoning and can fight in tandem ?

 

[syed putra]

These littoral crafts are data linked to the Chinese carrier Liaoning and can fight in tandem ?

It probably has autonomous sailing function controlled from hainan island. Najib when he bought the ships more concerned about kickbacks than nations security,

 

[steffychun]

These littoral crafts are data linked to the Chinese carrier Liaoning and can fight in tandem ?

With Chinese characters so m&ds can't understand.

 

[syed putra]

With Chinese characters so m&ds can't understand.

 

[A Singaporean]

RSN is a joke.

 

[whoami]

With Chinese characters so m&ds can't understand.

With the rite attitude, nothing is impossible. Not just Mandarin...jawi too

 

[steffychun]

RSN is a joke.

and RMN?

 

[Semaj2357]

and RMN?

an even worse fucking joke

 

[CPTMiller]

With Chinese characters so m&ds can't understand.

Language no longer an issue for items made in China.
It can be converted to buyer understand language o/s.

 

[syed putra]

and RMN?

They have crocodiles in their waters. No need for battleships.

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3 metre-long croc appears on Miri beach; beachgoers scatter in terror [NSTTV]





By NST - September 10, 2018 @ 2:06pm

MIRI: Dozens of beachgoers at Pantai Batu 1, Kuala Baram here were jolted from their seaside amusements when a three-metre-long crocodile made a rare and unexpected appearance there yesterday.
Picnickers, sun bathers and swimmers scattered in terror when the giant reptile suddenly emerged from the water at 4.30pm.
Many beachgoers later said that they had spotted the crocodile in the water earlier, but mistook it for a monitor lizard.
Henry John, 23, who witnessed and recorded the event on his mobile phone, said that after ‘lounging’ on the beach for several minutes, the crocodile returned to the water.
Following the reptile’s appearance, the Miri Complaints Community Facebook page was flooded with netizens’ comments expressing worry for the safety of beachgoers in the area.
However, Miri Fire and Rescue Department Chief Law Poh Kiong and a spokesman for the Civil Defence Force said no official reports were lodged on the incident, Bernama reported.

Dozens of beachgoers at Pantai Batu 1, Kuala Baram here were jolted from their seaside amusements when a three-metre-long crocodile made a rare and unexpected appearance there yesterday. (Pix by MOHD RIZAL ABDULLAH)

 

[steffychun]

They have crocodiles in their waters. No need for battleships.

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3 metre-long croc appears on Miri beach; beachgoers scatter in terror [NSTTV]





By NST - September 10, 2018 @ 2:06pm

MIRI: Dozens of beachgoers at Pantai Batu 1, Kuala Baram here were jolted from their seaside amusements when a three-metre-long crocodile made a rare and unexpected appearance there yesterday.
Picnickers, sun bathers and swimmers scattered in terror when the giant reptile suddenly emerged from the water at 4.30pm.
Many beachgoers later said that they had spotted the crocodile in the water earlier, but mistook it for a monitor lizard.
Henry John, 23, who witnessed and recorded the event on his mobile phone, said that after ‘lounging’ on the beach for several minutes, the crocodile returned to the water.
Following the reptile’s appearance, the Miri Complaints Community Facebook page was flooded with netizens’ comments expressing worry for the safety of beachgoers in the area.
However, Miri Fire and Rescue Department Chief Law Poh Kiong and a spokesman for the Civil Defence Force said no official reports were lodged on the incident, Bernama reported.

Dozens of beachgoers at Pantai Batu 1, Kuala Baram here were jolted from their seaside amusements when a three-metre-long crocodile made a rare and unexpected appearance there yesterday. (Pix by MOHD RIZAL ABDULLAH)

So what? PAP got national day?