PETALING JAYA: Despite the pessimism expressed ahead of the budget by Jalan Padang Tembak, the 2012 Malaysian budget offered a small temporary fix for the procurement bottleneck. It is not a double digit growth but a welcome addition to an already depressed sector. A double digit growth in defence allocation …
SHAH ALAM: The Malaysian Armed Forces conducted a joint missile/rocket firing exercise off the Straits of Malacca, today (Sept 20,2012). Among the …
PETALING JAYA: Lest we forget. Apart from Malaysia Day, Sept 16 is also the Armed Forces Day. –Malaysian Defence
PETALING JAYA: Copied below is a write up from a serving Australian Lieutenant Colonel Ben Pronk from the Interpreter blog of the …
KUALA LUMPUR: I had refrained from making any comments on the new ceiling price for the new RMN SGPV/LCS/frigate as awarded to …
PETALING JAYA: The Auditor General released his 2010 annual report yesterday and in my opinion, the Ministry of Defence got away lightly. …
KUALA LUMPUR: Defence Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi is set to launch Mindef Transformation Programme on Thursday. No details have …
KUALA LUMPUR: KUALA LUMPUR: As mentioned previously listed below are the Malaysian Armed Forces Tenth Malaysian Plan wish-list. The list was the …
Furthermore, which interest will LTAT protect the most? Its investment or contributors or both? How will this effect its independence when reviewing procurement projects? Does this mean it will use this dual function to maneuver the ministry to fund projects even though it does not make sense strategically or financially ie the M4 and the NGPV project? Who will be in charge of monitoring all the deals?
KUALA LUMPUR: The Government is expected to table a new economic stimulus package, dubbed the mini-budget, at the next parliament sitting. What …