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Code:: The Su-30МКМ was developed by the Sukhoi Design Bureau on basis of the super maneuverable fighter the Su-30MKI. The aircraft has the same aerodynamically perfect airframe, state-of-the-art engine with the Thrust Vector Control (TVC) and the most advanced digital fly-by-wire system. The MKM version differs from the MKI by virtue of the composition of the onboard avionics. The French company ТHALES supplies the Head-up display (HUD), navigational forward-looking IR system NAVFLIR and Laser Designation pod (LDP Damocles). Aircraft carries missile approach warning sensor (MAWS) and laser warning sensor (LWS) manufactured by the AVITRONICS company (South Africa).

The electronic warfare (EW) system, up-to-date radar (with a phased antenna array capable of simultaneously tracking 15 and attacking 4 targets), optic-location system with the laser rangefinder are all produced by leading Russian manufacturers.

Citation :: Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency Takes Delivery of Three AW139 Helicopters

AgustaWestland, a Finmeccanica company, is pleased to announce the official handover of three AW139 helicopters to the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) during a ceremony held today at AgustaWestland Malaysia’s facility near Kuala Lumpur. In the presence of Tan Sri Dato’ Haji Muhyiddin Yassin, Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia, the aircraft were handed over by AgustaWestland to Admiral Maritime Datuk Mohd Amdan bin Kurish, Director General of the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency. The aircraft will be used to perform search and rescue, coastal patrol and law enforcement duties around Malaysia's extensive coast line.

AgustaWestland Malaysia Sdn Bhd, a wholly owned subsidiary of AgustaWestland, will also provide support and maintenance services for the MMEA’s AW139 fleet. The MMEA signed a contract for these AW139s plus options for additional aircraft in October 2008, marking the entrance of the AW139 helicopter into the Malaysian government market following earlier success for the aircraft in the Malaysian commercial market. Two AW139s were also delivered to the Malaysian Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba) in April 2010. The MMEA adds to the growing number of customers who have placed orders or are already operating the AW139 for homeland security, maritime patrol and search and rescue type missions. Customers also include agencies in Japan, South Korea, the UK, Italy, Spain, Estonia, Cyprus, UAE and USA.

Giacomo Saponaro, Senior Vice President International Government Business Unit, AgustaWestland said “We are very proud to hand over to the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency today three AW139s and look forward to the aircraft entering service and serving the people of Malaysia. The best selling AW139 will provide a significant enhancement to the MMEA’s capabilities to patrol, protect and save lives around Malaysia’s extensive coast line. We are hopeful that the success of the AW139 in service will lead to a further expansion of the AW139 fleet.”

A new generation medium twin-turbine helicopter setting new standards against which all new medium twins are measured, the AW139 has been designed with inherent multi-role capability and flexibility of operation, offering unmatched performance and safety levels as well as the largest cabin in its class. With a maximum cruise speed of 165 kts (306 km/h), a maximum range of 573 nm (1061 km) and over 5 hours endurance, the AW139 helicopter offers class leading mission capability. State-of-the-art mission-dedicated technology and equipment and outstanding performance features enable the AW139 to accomplish the most demanding operations in the harshest weather and environmental conditions. The MMEA’s AW139 are fitted with latest mission equipment including a FLIR, NVG compatible cockpit and a 4-axis Automatic Flight Control System with SAR modes. Orders for almost 490 AW139s have been placed by nearly 140 customers from approximately 50 countries for a wide range of applications including EMS/SAR, law enforcement, offshore transport, VIP/corporate transport, fire fighting, utility and other commercial and government roles. AgustaWestland Malaysia Sdn Bhd continues to play a major role in the Malaysian helicopter market, expanding its presence and increasing its capabilities through a continued programme of investment. Located at Kuala Lumpur's Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport, AgustaWestland Malaysia’s regional maintenance and support centre is a Malaysian DCA approved maintenance and repair organization. AgustaWestland Malaysia Sdn Bhd is providing local support and training services for the growing fleet of AgustaWestland helicopters in the region.

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Citation :: NGV Tech to Construct Training Vessels for Malaysian Navy

NGV Tech is to construct two training / patrol vessels in collaboration with Daewoo for the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN).
NGV Tech Executive Chairman Datuk Zulkifli Shariff said the company would collaborate to design, build and deliver the naval vessels within two years.
"DSME will start the retail design as per the requirements of the RMN and once orders have been confirmed, we can start building immediately," he added.
The two vessels will be 75.9m-long with more elaborate and sophisticated design and capabilities, costing around RM150m-RM180m ($47.6m-$57.2m) each.
The company has also offered to design the multirole support ship (MRSS) for the RMN, according to Bernama.

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Citation :: Malaysia’s King goes supersonic in Su-30MKM

Malaysia’s King Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin flew in the rear seat of a Su-30MKM for a 45-minute flight.
Taking-off from RMAF Butterworth, the King even went supersonic during his flight over Langkawi, Kedah and Penang.

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Citation :: Navy chief: RM6bil cost to procure six littoral combat ships justified

KUALA LUMPUR: The RM6bil needed to procure six littoral combat ships (LCS) was due to the increased cost of materials, state-of-the-art weaponry and other aspects, said Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) chief Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Jaafar.
The ships, to be built locally by Boustead Naval Shipyard in collaboration with six reputable overseas shipyards, had better capability than the offshore patrol vessels (OPVs) currently used by the RMN.
“The cost covers building the LCS, including the aspects of sophisticated weaponry, sensing and radar equipment that have very high capability and also sonar to detect enemy submarines.
“The national defence industry is growing and depends a lot on foreign expertise. This is the main reason why the LCS costs so much,” he told a press conference at the Defence Ministry yesterday.
Abdul Aziz was responding to comments by PJ Utara MP Tony Pua who claimed that the six ships cost 870% more compared with purchases of similar vessels by other countries.
The navy chief said Pua’s remarks were off the mark as most nations would not reveal details on their military assets.
“The costs abroad could also be much lower because the countries concerned have established defence industries as well as local expertise in ship maintenance, installing weapons and sensing systems,” he said.
Abdul Aziz added that Pua’s claim that the New Zealand navy bought OPVs for NZ$90mil (RM211mil) each was also incorrect.
He said based on the ministry’s findings, the cost of purchasing LCS by New Zealand had yet to be finalised and the NZ$90mil figure was the price before 2004.
On Pua’s claim that the American navy procured LCS at much lower prices, Abdul Aziz said this was also baseless as the MP did not have in-depth knowledge on the matter.
He said the RMN badly needed the LCS because the ships were equipped with surface and undersea capabilities unlike the OPVs.
The LCS are also equipped with sophisticated defence systems such as command and control, electronic warfare, various modes of engine control, three-dimensional radar, sea and air missile systems and anti-submarine torpedo capability, he added. — Bernama

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Citation :: U.S., Malaysian Forces Conduct Joint Aviation Exercise

By From USS Abraham Lincoln Public affairs

USS Abraham Lincoln (At Sea) (NNS) -- Aircraft from USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) Carrier Strike Group participated in a joint aerial combat training exercise with the Royal Malaysian Air Force, Feb 14.

F/A-18 Hornets and Super Hornets from Carrier Air Wing (CVW)2 joined Malaysian SU-30 and FA-18D Hornets to train in multiple combat scenarios. Events ranged from single aircraft engaging single aircraft, all the way to complex multi-aircraft combat scenarios.

With the Malaysian SU-30s maneuvering at speeds estimated close to MACH 1, training was aggressive and realistic.

"Air Combat Training gives our aviators a chance to match their skills against the skills of some formidable foreign aviators and their modern aircraft. An added benefit is promoting regional partnerships and improving maritime security," said Lt. Luke Swain of CVW-2.

The United States and Malaysia share a diverse and expanding partnership and cooperate closely on a number of security matters, including counterterrorism, maritime domain awareness, and regional stability.
The Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group is currently in the U.S. 7th Fleet's area of responsibility as part of a routine deployment to promote peace, cooperation and stability in the region.

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Citation :: RMAF Awaits Airborne Warning and Control System

The Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) is waiting for the airborne warning and control system (AWACS) to have full control of air surveillance for tactical and defensive missions.
The system was sought for as part of the Seventh Malaysia Plan (7MP) and the RMAF is still waiting for it in the 10MP, air force chief General Tan Sri Rodzali Daud said.
About 12 Eurocopter EC725s will be delivered to the air force by 2014, along with Airbus A400M strategic transport aircraft in 2015.
The RMAF requires 27 E725 aircraft to replace the existing Nuri aircraft fleet, according to Bernama.
The RMAF is currently equipped with ground radar and land command in the country's air surveillance system.

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Citation :: RMAF Unveils Su-30MKM Simulator Centre

The Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) has unveiled its new Su-30MKM simulator centre for jet fighter operations training at its base in Gong Kedak, Malaysia, defence minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has said.
"It is unique, as the training mission can be conducted using more than one simulated aircraft simultaneously, thereby effectively imitating an actual environment," he added.
The simulator centre, developed by HeiTech Padu Berhad, consists of two sets of dual-seater high fidelity Sukhoi Su-30MKMA simulator systems.
The system is capable of training RMAF pilots, weapons sensor officers and ground crew with high-level fidelity in simulating an aircraft flight model.
The new technology will also enhance the RMAF's credibility as an advanced air force in the region, according to the Star.

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Citation :: Malaysia – Advanced Targeting Forward Looking Infrared (ATFLIR)
WASHINGTON, May 12, 2011 – The Defense Security Cooperation Agency notified Congress today of a possible Foreign Military Sale to the Government of Malaysia for upgrades to existing F/A-18D aircraft, as well as associated equipment, parts, training and logistical support for an estimated cost of $72 million.
The Government of Malaysia has requested the procurement and integration of a Mid Life Upgrade to existing F/A-18D aircraft including six (6) AN/ASQ-228 ATFLIR Pods. Also included are software development, system integration and testing, test sets, aircrew and maintenance training, support equipment, spares and repair parts, publications, technical documentation, U.S. Government and contractor technical, logistics, engineering support services, and other related elements of program support. The estimated cost is $72 million.
This proposed sale will contribute to the foreign policy and national security of the United States by helping to improve the security of a friendly country that has been, and continues to be, an important force for political stability and economic progress in East Asia.
Malaysia needs these assets to support future coalition operations and aircraft interoperability with the U.S. and other regional partners. This will upgrade the current FLIR pod to a current configuration, reducing obsolescence issues, and aligning the Malaysian Navy with functionality similar to the U.S. Navy.
The proposed sale of this equipment and support will not alter the basic military balance in the region.
The principal contractor will be The Boeing Company in St. Louis, Missouri.
There are no known offset agreements proposed in connection with this potential sale.
Implementation of this sale will require the temporary travel of approximately eight contractor representatives to Malaysia for installation, system validation, and verification of this system along with other upgrade capabilities being integrated and installed simultaneously.
There will be no adverse impact on U.S. defense readiness as a result of this proposed sale.
This notice of a potential sale is required by law and does not mean the sale has been concluded.

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Citation :: Malaysian MiG-29 's fly in formation over the South China Sea at Exercise Bersama Shield 2011. RAAF Amberley’s Super Hornets have deployed on their first overseas exercise as they join air, ground and naval forces from Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore and the United Kingdom for exercise Bersama Shield 2011.

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Citation :: French firm targeting RMAF deal

KUALA LUMPUR: FRENCH aerospace company Dassault Aviation is set to open an office in KL soon, signalling its intention to win a lucrative fighter aircraft contract from the Malaysian government.
The Malay Mail was informed by defence industry sources that the decision to open the office here “within the next one month or two” was a clear statement by Dassault that “it was serious” in offering its Rafale – which the company described as the only omni-role fighter - for the Royal Malaysian Air Force's (RMAF) multi-role combat aircraft (MRCA) programme.
Sources told The Malay Mail that although the MRCA programme was comparatively small, the Rafale’s image - which has yet to win an export order – would be boosted if Malaysia chooses it to fulfil its requirement.
Dassault's Rafale is one of the four aircraft reportedly in the running for the MRCA contract. The other contenders are the United States' Boeing F/A-18E/F Super Hornet, Eurofighter Typhoon and the Swedish JAS-Gripen.
RMAF chief Tan Sri Rodzali Daud was quoted recently as saying that “the air force is looking at acquiring between 12 and 18 ultra-modern fighter jets per squadron, to replace the aging MiG-29N Fulcrums by 2015. Ideally, we want to operate not more than two types of fighters for ease of logistics, maintenance and the like.”
The air force also operates 18 Sukhoi Su-30MKM MRCA procured back in 1999. Apart from the Sukhois, RMAF has in service eight Boeing F/A-18D Strike Fighters in its inventory. The Hornet is the older variant of the Super Hornets.
Defence analysts pointed out that although the Super Hornet was rumoured to be RMAF's preferred candidate, Dassault’s entry into the local scene indicated that the French believed that the tender would be done in a transparent and competitive manner.
Last December, Dassault officials met with Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak in Putrajaya. No details of the meeting have come out but it was believed that as a result of the meeting, Dassault had decided to actively pursue the MRCA programme.
The tender for the programme is only expected to be announced at the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace (Lima) show this December. All four fighters bidding for the MRCA contract are expected to take part in the show.
Back in 1993, Dassault offered its then latest fighter aircraft, the Mirage 2000-5, to RMAF which had embarked on its first modernisation programme. The French company's representative office in KL was closed shortly after it failed to be selected for the programme. The firm also took part in the Lima exhibition in 1993.
The Rafale, which has been combat-tested in Afghanistan and Libya, is in service with the French Air Force and Navy. It is still being considered in India, UAE and Brazil. Recently, the Rafale and its European counterpart, Typhoon, were shortlisted to fulfill the Indian Air Force’s medium, multi-role combat aircraft requirements.
Both jets were selected ahead of the Super Hornet and another American entry, the F-16IN, Gripen, the F-16IN and the Mig-35.

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rafale pour la Malaisie,mais comment nous sort tjs des marchés de coté qu´on voit pas venir Shocked

le rafale serait il encore utilisé a des fins de pressions sur les US,pour lacher plus sur le -18E/F?
ou bien les malais sont irrités par le trop de soutient US militaire aux singapouriens et veulent donc s´affranchir de cette source,en faisant jouer la concurrence francaise

interessant la suite popcorn

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Citation :: Boeing, Malaysian Companies to Explore Business Opportunities

Strategic cooperation to benefit Malaysian defense, aerospace sectorsMemorandums of Understanding signed at SMIDEX 2011

The Boeing Company today announced that its Defense, Space & Security unit has signed Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) with three Malaysian companies: Composites Technology Research Malaysia Aero Composites (CTRM AC), SME Aerospace (SMEA), and Spirit AeroSystems. The MOUs outline plans to explore business opportunities for manufacturing specialized components and equipment for use in the defense and aerospace sectors. The agreements were signed June 7 at the SMIDEX 2011 -- SME Innovation Showcase in Kuala Lumpur.

"We're extremely pleased to work with Boeing Defense, Space & Security (BDS) to identify strategic business opportunities for Malaysian Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)," said Dato' Hafsah Hashim, chief executive officer, SME Corp. Malaysia. "Meetings with aerospace majors and events such as SMIDEX 2011 present golden opportunities for SMEs, especially those in the high-tech sector, to make their presence felt. We believe these linkages also will help Malaysian SMEs to tap into the global supply chain and upgrade their capabilities."

CTRM AC, based in Batu Berendam, Melaka, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Composites Technology Research Malaysia Sdn Bhd. It is a government-linked company with the Ministry of Finance Incorporated as its major shareholder. CTRM AC has expertise in manufacturing composite aero structures and defense equipment, engineering design services, composites assemblies, and research and development.

SME Aerospace, based in Sungai Buloh, manufactures aircraft parts, components and assemblies for customers worldwide. The company began operations in 1993 and specializes in sheet metal forming and fabrication, computer numerical control machining, aero structures, and component assembly and processing. SMEA is a wholly owned subsidiary of the National Aerospace & Defence Industries Bhd.

Spirit AeroSystems Malaysia Sdn Bhd, based in Kuala Lumpur, is an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc. [NYSE: SPR] and offers a diverse line of products and services for aerospace design, build, support and spares/repair needs. Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc. was established in 2005 after Onex Corp. acquired the Wichita, Tulsa and McAlester business operations from Boeing. The company is headquartered in Wichita, Kan., with additional operations in Oklahoma, North Carolina, Scotland, England, France and Malaysia.

"BDS and these Malaysian companies signed MOUs to explore opportunities that align with the Malaysian government’s key economic focus areas to support the growth of Malaysian industry," said Joe Song, BDS vice president of Asia-Pacific Business Development. "BDS is committed to expanding its position in Malaysia. We have existing business relationships, and we are confident that there are other opportunities for future cooperation and collaboration."

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Citation :: Eurocopter signs cooperation agreement with the Malaysian government to supply 12 EC725 helicopters

Eurocopter signed today with the Malaysian Ministry of Defence a cooperation contract related to the supply of 12 EC725 helicopters, to be operated by the Royal Malaysian Air Force in search and rescue (SAR) and utility missions.

In the presence of H.E. Dato’ Seri Kong Cho Ha Minister of Transport Malaysia, Dato´ Sri Dr. Haji Ismail Bin Haji Ahmad Secretary General, Ministry Of Defence Malaysia, General Tan Sri Rodzali bin Daud Chief of Royal Malaysian Air Force and Dato´ Nadzri Bin Siron Undersecretary, Procurement Division, Ministry Of Defence Malaysia, Eurocopter was truly honoured to sign this contract with the Malaysian Government.

This contract includes 13 comprehensive cooperation projects to be developed with the objective of strengthening Malaysian strategic aeronautical skills and capabilities together with specific attention in education through the development of aeronautical training capabilities in association with Malaysian Universities.

The main fields of cooperation are as below:
• Integration of Malaysian Industry into Eurocopter Global Supply Chain;
• Development of a Maintenance Repair and Overhaul Centre for Government helicopter fleet in Malaysia under a Joint Venture scheme;
• Creation of a regional EC725 / EC225 Full Flight Simulator Centre for operations in Malaysia under a Joint Venture dedicated to Civil and Military customers from Asia and Oceania territories;
• Transfer of technology and know-how through programs to Malaysian Industry, Governmental Entity and Armed Forces; Development of an Aeronautical Training Centre.

All the beneficiaries are part of the Malaysian Defence Industry or Governmental entities, and include Boustead, CTRM, CTRM System Integration, Helipartner, Ikramatic, LTAT, National University of Defence of Malaysia, Qdos, SMEA, UniKL Malaysia Institute of Aeronautic and Technology, and Zetro, for which a Letter of Acceptance for the respective projects to DID were handed over during the ceremony.

“This contract opens a new chapter in Eurocopter’s relationship with Malaysia and will bring high-value technology and know-how to the country in line with the Malaysian Government Vision 2020,” said Dominique Maudet, Eurocopter Executive Vice President Global Business & Services.

This supplementary contract is linked to Eurocopter’s supply of the 12 SAR-configured EC725s, along with associated training, spares and tools. The new EC725s will complement, and eventually replace, the Royal Malaysian Air Force’s current fleet of aging Sikorsky S-61 helicopters, which is known as NURI. The EC725s will allow the Royal Malaysian Air Force to perform its SAR and utility missions day and night, and in all weather conditions.

The EC725

A combat-proven multi-role helicopter, the EC725 is designed for the most demanding missions. Introduced in 2005, the EC725 has seen combat service worldwide, including in Afghanistan. Evolved from experience gained with the Cougar family, the EC725 is the latest version of this medium lift (11-ton class) helicopter. The EC725 has operated from ships and ashore - a truly multi-purpose, versatile military asset.

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aucune idée du prix?

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Yakuza a écrit:: aucune idée du prix?

Eurocopter Malaysia to buy 12 EC725 helicopters for $650 million.

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merci lida Like a Star @ heaven

+50M$ la machine Suspect

les constucteurs europeens exagerent vraiment,on comprend que les MI-171 deviennent plus raisonables
a part s´ils ont un off-set dans le deal

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les coûts de fabrications explosent en Europe et ceci dans tout les secteurs ...

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Citation :: Malaysian MoD Joins Delegations From Indonesia and South Korea to Discuss Development of Armoured Vehicle Fleets

Officials from the Malaysian, Indonesian and South Korean Ministries of Defence will be gathering in Singapore in October to examine the future growth of the region's armoured vehicle fleets at the 3rd annual Armoured Vehicles Asia conference.

Confirmation of the speaker faculty at this year's event comes in the wake of the announcement earlier this month of the $559 million deal for event sponsor FNSS, a joint venture between BAE Systems and Turkey's Nurol Holding, to supply the Indonesian Armed Forces with 257 wheeled armoured vehicles. The AV-8 vehicle selected by the Malaysian military is based on the FNSS-designed PARS 8x8 multi-purpose, multi-mission, wheeled armored vehicle.

"FNSS is committed to providing the means [...] to realize the goal of developing an 8x8 Wheeled Armored Vehicle Family (AV8) to meet the Malaysia Armed Forces requirements," explains John Kelly, Vice President of exports and international business for BAE Systems' Land and Armaments sector. "This effort will not only benefit the Malaysian army but will also further develop the indigenous capability in Malaysia."

Examining Malaysia's success in selecting a contractor for the 8x8 programme, the impact on Malaysia's Defence industry, as well as future armoured vehicle procurement and development in the country, will be Major General Dato' Pahlawan Dr. William R. Stevenson, Director of the Malaysian Institute of Defence and Security, speaking on Day One of the programme.

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Citation :: Eurocopter to Support RMAF EC725 Helicopters

Eurocopter has signed a cooperation contract with the Malaysian Defence Ministry in support of the supply of 12 SAR-configured EC725 helicopters for the Royal Malaysian Air Force.
The cooperation contract includes the development of 13 comprehensive cooperation projects to strengthen Malaysian strategic aeronautical skills and capabilities.
The aim of the contract is to gain knowledge through the development of aeronautical training capabilities in association with Malaysian universities.
The new EC725s will replace the RMAF's existing fleet of aging Sikorsky S-61 helicopters to perform day and night search and rescue (SAR), and utility missions in all weather conditions.
The multirole helicopter is designed to perform the most demanding missions and has operated from ships and ashore

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Citation :: SOURCE:Flight International
Malaysia's Aerotree Defence to purchase three EC135s

Malaysia's Aerotree Defence & Services has signed a letter of intent with Eurocopter for three EC135 helicopters for use in military training and utility roles.

The deal, which covers deliveries from early 2012, was signed at the Paris air show by Aerotree Group executive chairman Norida Hamzah.

"With the purchase agreement for this new EC135 fleet - which was handled through Eurocopter Malaysia - Aerotree will be positioned to diversify its activities, as well as developing services in the larger markets within the commercial and enterprise sector," said Eurocopter.

Aerotree's major customer is the Royal Malaysian Air Force, for which it provides target towing and electronic warfare services, plus air combat manoeuvring instrumentation equipment.

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Citation :: Malaysia Defense Minister confirms Eurofighter being evaluated

Malaysia’s Minister of Defense Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi confirmed that the Eurofighter is being evaluated to replace the RMAF’s MiG-29

http://www.bernama.com/bernama/v5/newsindex.php?id=603490

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Entre les Grippen Thailandais, les F16 blk 52+ saingapourien, leur F18 et "futur EF2000", sa en fait du beau monde dans la région drunken

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ils discuttent sur Rafale,F18 SH et EF,technique du bazar,ajoute a ca leur MKM...oui cette region a un grand potentiel de guerre etendue et les nerfs sont a vif,le conflit actuel thai-cambodge le montre.

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Edité.

Oui Yak, les tensions sont vives entre chaque pays de la région. quand tu regardes leur short list d'achat sa fait peur Neutral

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le petrol offshore et la multitude d´archipels/iles complique toute la donne,chacun dispute quelquechose a quelqu´un,que ca soit le triangle chine/japon/S.coree ou ces autres Malaisie/Indonesie/Singapore/Thailande/Philipine...et les australiens regardent et profitent

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