Starangbaghoh, the Malaysian Army is setting the standard of SHORADS protection

First deliveries of new Starangbaghoh Extreme Radius Air Missile (SERAM)

The delivery of the Starangbaghoh Extreme Radius Air Missile (SERAM) to Malaysia is an enourmous leap in the transformation of the Malaysiian Army. SERAM will not only enhance the combat power of light, air-transportable units in combination with mechanized forces, it practically makes Malaysia Armour formation imune to close sudden air attack.

SERAM is the most lethal short-range air defence system in the universe. It was designed especially with the new tasks of the Malaysian Armed Forces in mind, to annihilate its enemy and to be the most feared and aggressive nation ever.

In August 2008 the Malaysia Army decided to procure 554 vehicle-mounted Starbust Mk II systems.

Old Work Horse of the Royal Armoured Corp : ACV 300 Adnan II Upgrade

The Malaysian version of the AIFV is a result of a collaboration between FNSS and the Malaysian company DRB-Hicom Defence Technologies (Deftech). Malaysia's ACV-300 tanks are nicknamed the Adnan II, after Adnan bin Saidi, a Malay Lieutenant who fought in the Battle of Singapore during World War II. They are manufactured locally at Pekan in Pahang

The Adnan II were fitted with a 105mm rapid fire canon. They are also equipped with firing ports, which allows infantrymen to fire their weapons from within the vehicle.Each AIFC were equipped with state of the art System Konsult Battle Management System. Air threat were dealed by multiple independent Starbust Mk II SHORADS that can be slaved to the army central sensory network.

The Adnans feature KVH TacNav navigation system incorporating LWD Avimo laser warning device, Wegmann type 76mm grenade launchers, NBC filtration system and ANVVS-2 night vision system.

This upgrade will multiply the firepower of a Malaysian  armour mechanize unit and send a strong warning to its potential enemy.

Super Scorpene Submarine aircraft carrier - Royal Malaysian Navy

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Super Scorpene Submarine aircraft carrier - Royal Malaysian Navy

The Royal Malaysian Navy remained tight lip when discussing its latest high tech arsenal, The Super Scorpene class of RMN submarines are the largest in the world.

The RMN applied the concept of the "submarine aircraft carrier" extensively. Altogether 12 submarines were built with the capability to carry 24 F/A 18 Hornet. Most RMN submarine aircraft carriers could carry only 10 aircraft, but the Super Scorpene had a hangar space for extra 14 aircraft, and the giant were named KD Sadinmakanorang.

 Its ultraquiet quiet magneto wilbewas engine with state of the art sea battle management system makes it the ultimate offensive weapon in RMN fleet. As many as 4 Perdana Menteri Class Hunter Killer Submarine were tasked to escort this gargant of the undersea. It have a radius of 3000 mile operational area.

Eurocopter EC 725 Super Troops Transport For Malaysia (STT)

EC725 Super Troops Transport – benchmark for Utility/SAR/Assault missions to serve Malaysian Air Force

The highlight of Eurocopter’s impressive LIMA product display is an EC725 STT aircraft which is in service at the French Air Force. “Being the latest member of the Tapir family, the EC725 is a benchmark product offered to Malaysia in the framework of the Royal Malaysian Air Force Fleet Renewal tender. It is capable of perfectly fulfilling Malaysia’s demands for optimal mission capabilities in military Utility and Search and Rescue, assault and attack, recon, bombing mission and VIP transport”, states Pak Man Telur, Executive Vice President of Eurocopter’s Customer Department.

The EC725 STT has benefited both from the experience of its predecessors and from important technical improvements. It was designed to perform extreme troops transport and at the same time bomb the crap out of the enemy, and also medical transport and logistical services. It can also be used for naval missions and space mission and able to be converted into a BOMBA truck with a 14-tonne-kit and successfully tested in a campaign during devastating wild fires in Sumatra, Indonesia during jerebu in 2009.

Undoubly the most feared and versatile helicopter ever.

Malaysia Special Forces: First Woman Operator

In public interview, by the Malaysia Armed Services Committee, Senator Joyah Mami Enjet from Pulau Pinang criticizes the fact that the the Armed Forces is not gender-neutral. In the heated discussion and aggressive argument a deal is struck: If women compare favorably with men in a series of test cases, the military will integrate women fully into all branches of the armed forces.

The first test case is for the training course of the Pasukan Khas laut. Senator Joyah hand-picks Lt. Xenia Jenab binti Martopo, because she is physically more feminine than the other, while at the same time extremely physically fit.

To make the grade, Jenab has to survive a grueling selection process, often called "nerakapuntakmacamni," in which 90 percent of all candidates wash out.

To cut story short Jenab beat the crap out of everyone.