Equipment of the Malaysian Armed Forces
The Equipment of the Malaysian Armed Forces can be subdivided into: ammunition, weapons, vehicles and attire.
Weapons
Name | Type | Caliber | Branches | Notes | Picture |
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Small arms | |||||
M16A1 | Assault rifle | 5.56×45mm NATO | Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard | Virtually phased out, still in limited service | |
M4 Carbine | Carbine | Army, Navy, Air Force | Standard service rifle of the Malaysian armed forces | ||
HK416 | Carbine | PASKAL, Coast Guard | |||
SG 553 | Carbine | Grup Gerak Khas, PASKAU, STAR | |||
M14 | Battle rifle | 7.62×51mm NATO | Navy | Limited service | |
AW | Sniper rifle | Army, NSOF | |||
SR-25 | Designated marksman rifle | Army | |||
R93 | Sniper rifle | Army | |||
DSR-1 | Designated marksman rifle | Army, NSOF | |||
M95 | Sniper Rifle | .50 BMG | GGK | ||
M107 | Anti-material rifle | PASKAU | |||
500 MILS | Shotgun | 12-gauge | PASKAU | also 500M MILS | |
M870 | Shotgun | NSOF | |||
FP6 | Shotgun | PASKAL | |||
MP5 | Submachine gun | 9×19mm Parabellum | Army, Coast Guard, NSOF | ||
MP7 | Submachine gun | 4.6×30mm HK | PASKAL | ||
M240 | General purpose machine gun | 7.62×51mm NATO | Army | ||
M60 | General purpose machine gun | Army, GGK | |||
M249 | Light machine gun | 5.56×45mm NATO | PASKAU | ||
MG4 | Light Machine Gun | PASKAL | |||
Glock | Semi-automatic pistol | 9×19mm Parabellum | Army, Air Force, Coast Guard, Navy, NSOF | Standard service pistol | |
HS2000[1] | Semi-automatic pistol | Army | |||
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Vehicle weapons | |||||
M134 | Six-barrelled Gatling gun | 7.62×51mm NATO | Army, Air Force | ||
M2 HMG | Heavy machine gun | .50 BMG | Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard | ||
Mk 19 Grenade Machine Gun | Automatic grenade launcher | 40mm grenades | Army | ||
Anti-Tank Weapons | |||||
Javelin | Fire-and-forget anti-tank missile | 127mm | Army | 60 launchers on order.[2] | |
MBT NLAW | Fire-and-forget anti-tank missile | 150mm HEAT | Army | ||
ERYX | Anti-Tank Guided Missile System | 137mm | Army | ||
Metis-M | Anti-Tank Guided Missile System | 130mm | Army | ||
ZT3 Ingwe | Anti-Tank Guided Missile System | 127mm | Army | ||
Baktar-Shikan | Anti-Tank Guided Missile System | 120mm | Army | ||
M40 | Anti-Tank Recoilless Rifle | 105mm | Army | ||
C90 | Rocket-propelled grenade | 90mm | Army | ||
M3 MAAWS | Anti-Tank Recoilless Rifle | 84mm | Army | ||
AT4 | Anti-Tank Rocket System | 84mm | GGK | ||
M72 LAW | Anti-Tank Rocket System | 66mm | Army | ||
RPG-7 | Rocket-propelled grenade | 40mm | Army | ||
Mortars | |||||
Podnos | Mortar | 82mm mortar | Army | ||
L16 | Mortar | 81mm mortar | Army | ||
Anti-Air Weapons | |||||
Rapier | SHORAD | Army | |||
Starstreak | SHORAD | Army | |||
Starburst | MANPADS | 152mm | Army | ||
Igla | MANPADS | 72mm | Army | ||
Anza | MANPADS | 72mm | Army | ||
FN-6 | MANPADS | 72mm | Army | ||
Bofors | anti-aircraft artillery | 40mm | Army | ||
Oerlikon | anti-aircraft artillery | 35mm | Army |
Ground vehicles
Vehicle | Image | Type | Origin | Quantity | Notes | |
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Tanks | ||||||
PT-91M Pendekar | Main battle tank | 48[3] | Armed with 125mm 2A46MS main gun. | |||
FV101 Scorpion | Light tank | 26[4] | Armed with Cockerill 90mm main gun. | |||
APC/IFV (Tracked) | ||||||
ACV 300 Adnan | Armoured combat vehicle | 267[5] | Mostly armed with 25mm auto cannon. The variant includes ambulance, ARV, command post vehicle and 81mm & 120mm mortar carrier versions. Built locally by DefTech. | |||
K-200 KIFV | Armoured combat vehicle | 111[6] | Malaysian Army operates the upgraded variant (K200A1).[7] | |||
Alvis Stormer | Armoured combat vehicle | 25[8] | 12 units has a 20mm auto cannon while others equipped with the TH-1 turret.[9] To be upgrade.[10] | |||
Bandvagn 206 | Armoured all-terrain carrier | 80[8] | Armoured utility vehicles with various functions.[11][12] | |||
APC/IFV (Wheeled) | ||||||
AV8 Gempita (8x8) | Multi-purpose armoured vehicle | 257[13] | Armed with 25mm cannon,30mm cannon and ATGM. Have multiple variants for different purpose. The most heavily and well armed variant were equipped with 30mm auto cannon and quad ZT3 Ingwe launcher specifically designed to engage heavy armour/tanks. | |||
SIBMAS (6x6) | Armoured fire support vehicle | 186[4] | 162 units armed with Cockerill 90mm main gun and 24 recovery vehicle units. [14][15] | |||
Condor APC (4x4) | Armoured personnel carrier | 400+[16][6][17] | Armed with 20mm auto cannon. Originally 460 units. Some were lost in the Battle of Mogadishu and others were used for peacekeeping missions in various countries. 316 unit Condor to be upgrade.[18][10] | |||
AV4 Lipanbara (4x4) | Armoured personnel carrier | 34[19] | About 200 AV-4 planned. Armed with M134D-H gatling gun. Built locally by DefTech following a technology transfer programme.[19][20] | |||
Guardian (4x4) | Armoured vehicle | 9[21][22] | Used in peacekeeping missions in Lebanon. | |||
Ferret (4x4) | Armoured Personnel Carrier | ~92[23] | Partially retired from the total of 92 units.Some uses as ceremonial vehicle.[24] | |||
URO VAMTAC | Multi-purpose armoured vehicle | 100+[25][26] | Multi-purpose armoured vehicle that strongly similar to US made Humvee. Mostly equipped with M134D gatling gun, 12.7mm M2 Browning HMG and 40mm Mk 19 AGL.[27] 25 units are as Igla anti-aircraft missile launcher platform.[28].85 bought in 2008 and another 15 bought in 2010. | |||
Mercedes-Benz G-Class | Multi-purpose/light assault vehicle | 84[29] | 32 G Wagon installed a 12.7mm machine guns, 34 G Wagon is mounted 40mm grenade launcher,12 G Wagon is used to carry anti-tank missiles (ATGM) Metis-M and others are basic variant. | |||
Artillery | ||||||
Astros II MLRS | 300mm multiple launch rocket system | 54[30][31] | ||||
M109 howitzer | 155mm self-propelled artillery | 29[32][33] | 29 M109A5+ units acquired from the United States.[33]Currently refurbish and upgrade by DefTech and Loring Industries.[34] | |||
Denel G5 howitzer | 155mm towed artillery | 28[6] | ||||
VSEL FH-70 | 155mm towed artillery | 15[6] | ||||
OTO Melara Mod 56 | 105 mm towed artillery | 110[6][31] | ||||
M102 | 105 mm towed artillery | 40[35] | ||||
LG1 | 105 mm towed artillery | 18[36] | [37] | |||
Utility | ||||||
WZT-4 | Armoured recovery vehicle | 6[31] | ||||
MID-M | Engineering tank | 3[31] | ||||
PMC Leguan | PMC Leguan | Armoured vehicle launched bridge | 5[31] | |||
SJ-09 | SJ-09 | Training tank | unknown | |||
IVECO M4010 | Field ambulance | unknown | ||||
Land Rover Defender | Multi-purpose vehicle | unknown | ||||
All Terrain Mobility Platform | Air-mobile vehicle | unknown | Used by 10 Paratrooper Brigade. | |||
IVECO M4012 | IVECO M4012 | Satellite communication vehicle | unknown | |||
HICOM Handalan I/II | Handalan | Troop carrier truck | 2,260[38] | |||
AV-VBL | AV-VBL | Artillery command vehicle | 10[31] | Command vehicle of Astros II MLRS. |
Attire
List of current camouflage patterns and uniforms | |||
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Branch | Camouflage pattern | Image | Picture |
Army |
The Uniform No. 5 Fabrik Celoreng Corak Digital Tentera Darat is used by army in year 2013. The Malay Tigerstripe Woodland pattern but with earth-brown stripes on a light green and sand-coloured background. |
and |
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Navy |
Introduced in 2016 - standard blue-grey for shipboard and all operationals. | ||
Air Force |
No.4. Digital Camouflage Pattern. Introduced in 2016 | ||
Coast Guard |
Army Combat Uniform (ACU). |
See also
References
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- ↑ Dzirhan Mahadzir (4 October 2015). "Malaysian Army chief bullish on AV8 deliveries". IHS Jane's 360. Retrieved 5 October 2015.
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HICOM Handalan I (1,553 units) + HICOM Handalan II (707 units) = 2,260 units
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