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RMN 89th Anniversary Parade at Lumut Naval Base

LUMUT, 27 Apr - The Parade Ceremony in conjunction with the 89th Anniversary of the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) was held at the KD PELANDOK Parade Ground, RMN Lumut, Perak today. The ceremonial parade was witnessed by the Chief of Navy, Admiral Datuk Abdul Rahman bin Ayob. Also witnessing the parade

New Radar Electronic Support Measure (RESM) For RMN 17th Squadron Patrol Ships

The Kedah-class patrol vessels of the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) currently based in Kota Kinabalu and Kuantan will be equipped with the new Radar Electronic Support Measure (RESM) system, as stated by the Ministry of Defence's official e-procurement website. recently. As stated in the official e-procurement website, the Ministry of Defence

RMN Conducts OSTEX East 1/2023 in Sabah

KOTA KINABALU: The national security forces are always on alert and never take lightly any security threats in Sabah, including cross-border crimes. Eastern Fleet Commander Vice-Admiral Datuk Muhammad Ruzelme Ahmad Fahimy said the security forces are always together in mobilising their assets to ensure the state, especially the Eastern Sabah Security

Chief of Navy’s Introductory Visit to Singapore

7 March 2023 - The Chief of Navy, Admiral Datuk Abdul Rahman bin Ayob today visited the Singapore Ministry of Defence with a courtesy call on the Chief of Defence Force of the Singapore Armed Forces Lieutenant General Melvyn Ong and his counterpart Rear Admiral Aaron Beng. Admiral Datuk Abdul Rahman's

KD LEKIU Successfully Participated in Ex AMAN 2023

KD LEKIU successfully participated in Ex AMAN 2023 hosted by Pakistan Navy from 9th until 14th Feb 23 in Karachi. This biennial exercise involves the participation of over 49 countries with ships, aircraft, Special Operation Forces and observers. Harbour phase involved tactical discussions, professional demonstration, pre-sail planning of evolutions at sea,

RMN Will Only Have Five  Littoral Combat Ships

KUALA LUMPUR: The procurement involving the first batch of littoral combat ships (LCS) has been reduced from the previous six to five vessels after the re-application process for the project was carried out. Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) chief Admiral Datuk Abdul Rahman Ayob said the decision was taken when the government

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