The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) has selected the SMASH 30 mm remote controlled stabilised naval gun system from Turkish defence company Aselsan for the three new offshore patrol vessels (OPVs) it is acquiring from local shipbuilding joint venture THHE Destini.
Speaking to Jane's at the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace (LIMA) exhibition on 22 March, an official from the service has also confirmed that the system will be positioned as the OPV's primary weapon, and will be complemented by a stern-facing 12.7 mm machine gun position.
The same type of weapon has previously been selected by the service for another class of newbuildings that the service is anticipating from Destini Shipbuilding & Engineering: the 44 m New Generation Patrol Craft (NGPC).
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Terbaik la pilih SMASH 30mm. But kinda disappointed that the new NGPC is not yet instal this weapon.
BalasHapusYang baik ,best quality tapi expensive banyak ,tinggal sebut je... Untuk Malaysia yang lemah kewangan cukuplah beli ini je..........bagai pungguk merindukan bulan ....
Hapusthe ngpc has just finished its sea trial before the start of lima 2017. it will be install on the ship after this.
HapusUnknow@ bila kewangan lemah,cukuplah pake meriam buluh sahaje...kah kah kah
HapusTime will tell whether Aselsan guns can live up to the expectation of the users as Bofors is the benchmark in Malaysia
BalasHapustahniah...harap harga naik la...rugi jer kalau tak dapat komisyen nie.....untung 150 peratus oke jer....lumayan
BalasHapusKotek belok Naik masuk bontot lelaki yg berangan2 nak jadi pm yg telah masuk di bambu river. Jangan bodoh akan orang disini dengan pergaduhan ada faham tak suwandaru suwandaru
HapusLebih bagus mana antara smash aselsan dan marlin ws oto melara?
BalasHapusoto melara sudah battle proven di guna banyak negara eropa.
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