List of equipment of the Royal Malaysian Navy

The equipment of the Royal Malaysian Navy can be subdivided into: ship, aircraft, radar, weapon, munition, firearm and attire. All RMN ship carries the prefix KD (Malay : Kapal Di-Raja, literally "Royal Ship"), which is equivalent to "His Majesty's Ship" in English. The sailing ship however, carries the KLD prefix (Kapal Layar Di-Raja) to mean "His Majesty's Sailing Ship".

Ship

Class	Type	Ships	Origin	Quantity	Notes
Submarines
Scorpéne	Submarine	KD Tunku Abdul Rahman KD Tun Abdul Razak	France	2[1]	Armament: Black Shark heavyweight torpedoes Exocet SM39 missiles
Frigates
Maharaja Lela	Frigate	KD Maharaja Lela[2] KD Syarif Masahor[2] KD Raja Mahadi[2] KD Mat Salleh[3] KD Tok Janggut KD Mat Kilau	France Malaysia	1+(5)[4]	1 launched; 5 under construction. Armament:[5] 1 × Bofors 57 mm gun 2 × MSI DS30M 30 mm cannon 16 × VL Mica in Sylver VLS 8 × Naval Strike Missile SSM[6] 2 × triple J+S torpedo launcher
Lekiu	Frigate	KD Jebat KD Lekiu	UK	2[7]	Armament: 1 × Bofors 57 mm gun 2 × MSI DS30M 30 mm cannon 16 × VLS for Sea Wolf SAM 8 × Exocet MM40 Block 2 SSM 2 × triple Eurotorp B515
Corvettes
Kasturi	Corvette	KD Kasturi KD Lekir	Germany	2[8]	Armament: 1 × Bofors 57 mm gun 2 × MSI DS30M 30 mm cannon MANPAD SAM 8 × Exocet MM40 Block 2 SSM 2 × triple Eurotorp B515
Laksamana	Corvette	KD Laksamana Hang Nadim KD Laksamana Tun Abdul Jamil KD Laksamana Muhammad Amin KD Laksamana Tan Pusmah	Italy	4[9]	Armament: 1 × 76 mm Oto Melara 1 × DARDO/40 mm Breda CIWS 4 × Aspide SAM 2 × triple Eurotorp B515
Patrol vessels
Kedah	Offshore patrol vessel	KD Kedah KD Pahang KD Perak KD Terengganu KD Kelantan KD Selangor	Germany Malaysia	6[10]	Armament: 1 × 76 mm Oto Melara 1 × 30 mm Breda-Mauser
Keris	Offshore patrol vessel	KD Keris KD Sundang KD Badik KD Rencong	China	4[11]	Not to be confused with Keris-class patrol craft. Armament:[12] 1 x 30 mm H/PJ-17 2 x 12.7 mm Browning M2HB machine gun
Fast attack craft
Perdana	Gunboat	KD Perdana KD Serang KD Ganas KD Ganyang	France	4[13]	Armament: 1 × Bofors 57 mm gun 1 × Bofors 40 mm gun
Handalan	Gunboat	KD Handalan KD Perkasa KD Pendekar KD Gempita	Sweden	4[14]	Armament: 1 × Bofors 57 mm gun 1 × Bofors 40 mm gun
Jerung	Gunboat	KD Jerung KD Todak KD Paus KD Yu KD Baung KD Pari	Germany	6[15]	Armament: 1 × Bofors 57 mm gun 1 × Bofors 40 mm gun
Keris	Gunboat	KD Sri Perlis KD Sri Johor	UK	2[16]	Not to be confused with Keris-class littoral mission ship. Originally 18, 16 were retired from service and transferred to Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency. Armament: 1 x Bofors 40 mm gun 2 x 12.7 mm Browning M2HB machine gun
Sri Tiga	Fast troop vessel	KD Sri Tiga KD Sri Gaya	Malaysia	2[17]	Armament: 1 x 20 mm gun 2 x 12.7 mm Browning M2HB machine gun
Fast interceptor craft/Rigid-hulled inflatable boat
CB90	Fast interceptor craft	Tempur 11 Tempur 12 Tempur 13 Tempur 14 Tempur 15 Tempur 21 Tempur 22 Tempur 23 Tempur 24 Tempur 25 Tempur 32 Tempur 33 Tempur 34 Tempur 41 Tempur 42 Tempur 43 Tempur 44	Sweden	17[18]	Armament: 3 × 12.7 mm Browning M2HB machine guns
G2000 FIC 18M	Fast interceptor craft	1021 1022 1123 1124 1325 1326 unknown unknown unknown unknown unknown unknown unknown unknown unknown unknown unknown unknown unknown	Malaysia	19[19]	6 units ordered in 2021 and 13 units ordered in 2022. Armament: 1 × 12.7 mm RCWS 2 × 7.62 mm machine guns
Sandakan Jaya Teknik MPB	Fast interceptor craft	- - - -	Malaysia	4[20]	Armament: 2 × 7.62 mm machine guns
Rigid hull inflatable boat	RHIB	12.02m P38-class 7.62m MSET-class Silver Breeze-class	Malaysia	unknown[21]	Armament: 1-2 × 12.7 mm Browning M2HB machine guns
Mine counter-measure vessels
Mahamiru	Minesweeper	KD Mahamiru KD Jerai KD Ledang KD Kinabalu	Italy	4[22]	Armament: 1 × Bofors 40 mm gun 2 × 12.7 mm Browning M2HB machine guns
Amphibious warfare ships/Multi-purpose support ships
Sri Indera Sakti	Multi-purpose support ship	KD Sri Indera Sakti KD Mahawangsa	Germany	2[23][24]	Armament: 1-2 × Bofors 57 mm gun 2 × 20 mm anti-aircraft guns
Auxiliary ships
Bunga Mas Lima	Auxiliary ship	KA Bunga Mas Lima KA Bunga Mas Enam	Malaysia	2[25][26]	132m ship with combat and support capabilities.
Tun Azizan	Auxiliary ship	KA Tun Azizan	Malaysia	1[27]	102m ship with combat and support capabilities.
Submarine rescue ships
Mega Bakti	Submarine rescue ship	MV Mega Bakti	Singapore	1[28]
Training ships
Gagah Samudera	Training ship	KD Gagah Samudera KD Teguh Samudera	South Korea Malaysia	2[29]	Armament: 1 × MSI DS30M 30 mm cannon 2 × 12.7 mm Browning M2HB machine guns
Tunas Samudera	Training ship	KLD Tunas Samudera	UK	1[30]
Hydrographic survey vessels
Perantau	Hydro ship	KD Perantau	Germany	1[31]
Dayang Sari	Hydro ship	MV Dayang Sari	Malaysia	1[32]
Aishah	Hydro ship	MV Aishah	Malaysia	1[33]
Tugboats
KTD	Tugboat	KTD Penyu	Japan	1	RMN uses mostly non-commissioned tugboat.

Aircraft

Aircraft	Variant	Role	Origin	Quantity	Notes
Helicopters
Westland Lynx	Super Lynx 300	Anti-submarine warfare	UK	6[34]	Equipped with torpedoes or MBDA Sea Skua anti-ship missile and also use as OTHT.
Eurocopter Fennec	AS 555SN	Surface surveillance	France	6[34]	Combat and OTHT capable.
AgustaWestland AW139		Utility	Italy	(3)[35]	3 on order.
Unmanned aerial vehicles
Boeing Insitu ScanEagle		Patrol unmanned aerial vehicle	USA	12[36]	First 6 units delivered in 2020 and the rest in 2021.

Radar

Model	Type	Origin	Quantity	Notes
Radars
Thales Nederland SMART-S Mk.II	Search radar	Netherlands	6[37]	Installed on Maharaja Lela class frigate.
Ericsson SEA-GIRAFFE	Search radar	Sweden	2[38]	Installed on Lekiu class frigate.
DA-08	Search radar	Netherlands	4[39][40]	Installed on Lekiu class frigate and Kasturi class corvette.
RAN-12	Search radar	Italy	4[41]	Installed on Laksamana class corvette.
TRS-3D	Search radar	Germany	6[42]	Installed on Kedah class OPV.
SR-47AG	Search radar	China	4[43]	Installed on Keris class LMS.

Weapon

Model	Type	Origin	Quantity	Notes
Naval artillery guns
Oto Melara 76 mm gun	Gun	Italy	10[40]	Compact and Super Rapid in service.
Bofors 57 mm gun	Gun	Sweden	27[40]	Mk1, Mk2 and Mk3 in service.
Bofors 40 mm gun	Gun	Sweden	26[40]	L/70 in service.
MSI DS30M 30 mm gun	Gun	UK	12[40]	Mk2 in service.
Breda Mauser 30 mm gun	Gun	Italy	6[40]
H/PJ-17 30 mm gun	Gun	China	4[40]
Anti-aircraft 20 mm gun	Gun	Switzerland	6[40]
Close-in weapon systems
DARDO	CIWS	Italy	4	Installed on Laksamana class corvette.

Munition

Model	Type	Origin	Quantity	Notes
Air-to-surface missile
Sea Skua	Air-to-surface missile	UK	50[40][44]	Used by Westland Lynx helicopter.[45]
Surface-to-air missile
MICA	Point defence missile system, Surface-to-air missile	France	unknown[46]	To be installed on Maharaja Lela class frigate.
Sea Wolf	Guided missile system, Surface-to-air missile	UK	65[40]	Used by Lekiu class frigate.[47]
Aspide	Surface-to-air missile	Italy	48[48][49]	Used by Laksamana class corvette. Probably retired due to being obsolete.
Anti-ship missile and Land-attack cruise missile
NSM	Anti-ship and Land-attack cruise missile	Norway	100[40]	To be installed on Maharaja Lela class frigate.[46]
Exocet	Anti-ship missile	France	50[40]	MM40 Block 2. Used by Lekiu class frigate and Kasturi class corvette.[50][51]
Otomat	Anti-ship and Coastal attack missile	Italy	48[40]	Otomat Mk 2. Used by Laksamana class corvette.[49] Probably retired due to being obsolete.
Torpedoes
A244-S	Torpedo	Italy	75[40]	Used by Lekiu class frigate,Kasturi class corvette and Laksamana class corvette.[52]
Black Shark	Torpedo	Italy	30[40]	Used by Scorpene class submarine.[53]
Exocet	Torpedo	France	40[40]	SM39. Used by Scorpene class submarine.[54]

Firearm

The standard weapon of all RMN personnel is Glock 17, Heckler & Koch P9S service pistols, M4 carbines, M16 rifles and FN MAG 58 general purpose machine guns. The RMN PASKAL units are often equipped with the most common specialised firearms including combat shotguns, submachine guns, assault rifles, carbines, sniper rifles, light machine guns, and grenade-based weapons that are generally found in most counter-terrorist tactical teams. The following are some of the weapons of the RMN ground forces:

Model	Type	Calibre	Origin	Variant	Details
Pistols
Glock	Pistol	9×19mm Parabellum	Austria	Glock 17 Glock 18C Glock 19 Glock 26 Glock 34	Glock 17 is the standard service pistol for navy personnel. Glock 18C to Glock 34 is used by PASKAL.[55]
HK45	Pistol	.45 ACP	Germany	HK45T	Limited service, used by PASKAL.[55]
Mk.23	Pistol	.45 ACP	Germany	Mk.23 Mod 0	Limited service, used by PASKAL.[56][55]
P9	Pistol	9×19mm Parabellum	Germany	P9S	Limited service.[55]
P11	Underwater Pistol	7.62×36mm	Germany	P11	Used by PASKAL.[55]
P30	Pistol	9×19mm Parabellum	Germany	P30	Used by PASKAL.[55]
SP1	Pistol	9×19mm Parabellum	South Africa	SP1	Limited service.[55]
Shotguns
FP6	Shotgun	12 bore	Italy	FP6	Used by PASKAL.[55]
M870	Shotgun	12-gauge	USA	M870	Used by PASKAL as a breaching shotgun.[55]
M1100	Shotgun	12-gauge	USA	M1100	Used by PASKAL.[55]
Submachine guns
MP5	Submachine gun	9×19mm Parabellum	Germany	MP5A5 MPK-A5 MP5N MP5SD6 MLI	The weapon comes in multiple variants, from the standard MP5A5, MP5K-A5, MP5N and the suppressed MP5SD6. Used by PASKAL in night operations, close quarters (especially VBSS/GOPLATS), hostage rescue, and escort. A standard MP5A5 has been fitted with an RM Equipment M203PI grenade launcher.[55]
MP7	Submachine gun	HK 4.6×30mm	Germany	MP7A1 MP7A2	Used by PASKAL.[55]
UMP	Submachine gun	.45 ACP	Germany	UMP45	Used by PASKAL.[55]
P90	Submachine gun	FN 5.7×28mm	Belgium	P90	Used by PASKAL.[55]
Rifles
AK-100	Assault rifle	5.56×45mm NATO	Russia	AK-102	Used by PASKAL. Limited service.[55]
M4	Carbine	5.56×45mm NATO	USA Malaysia	M4 M4A1 SOPMOD	Standard service rifle manufactured locally by SME Ordnance for Malaysian Armed Forces. Equipped with SOPMOD kit features a shortened quick-detachable M203 grenade launcher and leaf sight, an Insight Technologies AN/PEQ-2A visible laser/infrared designator, along with ECOS-N optical sight (a variant of the Aimpoint CompM2) and a night vision sight. Used by PASKAL.[55]
M16	Assault rifle	5.56×45mm NATO	USA	M16A1 M16A2	Still in used reservists or ceremonial only. Used by PASKAL. Limited service.[55]
G36	Assault rifle	5.56×45mm NATO	Germany	G36C G36E G36KE	Used by PASKAL.[55]
HK416	Carbine	5.56×45mm NATO	Germany	D10RS D14.5RS D20RS	Used by PASKAL.[55]
M8	Assault rifle	5.56×45mm NATO	Germany USA	XM8 Compact XM8 Carbine XM8 AR/DMR XM8 LMG	Used by PASKAL. Available in four variants: the XM8 Compact Carbine or PDW, XM8 Carbine, Automatic Rifle, Designated marksmen rifle and Light machine gun.[55]
Designated marksman rifles and Sniper rifles
AR-50	Anti-materiel rifle	.50 BMG	USA	AR-50	Used by PASKAL.
AW	Sniper rifle	.308 Winchester	UK	AW	Used by PASKAL.[55]
AW50	Anti-materiel rifle	.50 BMG	UK	AW50	Standard long range and anti-materiel sniper rifle. Used by PASKAL as counter-sniper.[55]
DSR-1	Sniper rifle	.308 Winchester	Germany	DSR-1	Used by PASKAL.[55]
HK417	Sharpshooter rifle	7.62×51mm NATO	Germany	HK417	Used by PASKAL.[55]
MSG-90	Sharpshooter rifle	7.62×51mm NATO	Germany	MSG-90A1	Used by PASKAL.[55]
M40	Designated marksman rifle	7.62×51mm NATO	USA	M40A5	Used by PASKAL.[55]
M14	Sharpshooter rifle	7.62×51mm NATO	USA	M14	Limited service.[55]
RC-50	Anti-materiel rifle	.50 BMG	USA	RC-50F	Standard long range and anti-materiel sniper rifle. Used by PASKAL as counter-sniper.[55]
Machine guns
Ameli	Light machine gun	5.56×45mm NATO	Spain	Ameli	Standard general purpose machine gun. Used by PASKAL.[55]
MG4	Light machine gun	5.56×45mm NATO	Germany	MG4-KE	Standard squad automatic weapon, in service since 2010. Used by PASKAL.[55]
Minimi	Light machine gun	5.56×45mm NATO	Belgium	Minimi	Belt-fed but can be used with STANAG magazines. Standard squad automatic weapon. Used by PASKAL.[55]
SS-77	General purpose machine gun	7.62×51mm NATO	South Africa	SS-77	Standard general purpose machine gun. Mounted on PASKAL's Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat (RHIB).[55]
MG5	General purpose machine gun	7.62×51mm NATO	Germany	MG5	Standard squad automatic weapon. Used by PASKAL.[55]
MAG	General purpose machine gun	7.62×51mm NATO	Belgium	MAG	Standard general purpose machine gun. Used by all branches of the Royal Malaysian Navy. It can be attached to both navy assault vessels and tripods.[55]
M2	Heavy machine gun	.50 BMG	USA	M2HB GAU-21	Mounted on vessels or tripods. Anti-aircraft machine gun, mounted on navy helicopters.
Grenade-based weapons
M203	Grenade launcher	40×46mm SR	USA	M203 M203A1 M203A2 M203PI	Single-shot underbarrel grenade launcher. Attached to M4/M4A1 (M203A1/A2), MP5A5 (M203PI) and M16A1 (M203).[55]
AG36	Grenade launcher	40×46mm SR	Germany	AG36	Single-shot underbarrel grenade launcher. Attached to HK416, G36 and XM8 some in stand-alone system. Used by PASKAL.[55]
M320	Grenade launcher	40×46mm SR	Germany	M320	Single-shot underbarrel grenade launcher. Attached to M4A1, HK416, G36 and XM8 some in stand-alone system. Used by PASKAL.[55]
GMG	Automatic grenade launcher	40x53mm	Germany	GMG	Has a 320rpm rate of fire and an effective range of 1,500 m (4,900 ft)-2,000 m (6,600 ft). It is used for the suppression of enemy infantry and can be mounted on PASKAL assault boats and tripods.[55]
Mk 3	HE grenade		USA	Mk3A2
AN-M14	Incendiary grenade		USA
Mk 141 Mod 0	Flashbang		USA
AN M18	Smoke grenade		USA

Attire

Name	Pattern name(s)	Notes
Current attire
Digitalise grey camouflage		The Royal Malaysian Navy (Malay: Tentera Laut Diraja Malaysia, TLDM) introduces the new digital camo pattern during 59th Merdeka Day Parade on 31 August 2016.
Harimau Gurun desert pattern		It is a variant of Malay Tigerstripe Woodland pattern but with earth-brown stripes on a light green and sand-coloured background.
	Working Dress Uniform

Procurement

Following the completion of the New Generation Patrol Vessel (NGPV) program, RMN now moved to the next program called Second Generation Patrol Vessel (SGPV). RMN also planned to purchase a batch of Littoral Mission Ship (LMS) and Multi Role Support Ship (MRSS). Under recent modernisation plan also, RMN desire to add more submarine in the fleet. Together with the modernisation plan, RMN also launches the upgrade program and Service Life Extension Program (SLEP) for the old navy's ship.

Modernisation program	Asset	Type	Origin	Quantity	Notes
Ships
Second Generation Patrol Vessel (SGPV) Program	Maharaja Lela-class frigate	Frigate / Littoral combat ship (LCS)	France / Malaysia	1 launched, 5 under construction	RMN has launched its program to procure new class of modern frigate. The program is called Second Generation Patrol Vessel (SGPV). In 2014, Malaysia signed a contract agreement worth MYR9 billion (US$2.8 billion) which awarded to Boustead Heavy Industries Corporation (BHIC) to built six frigates under the program. The ships will be built based on the Gowind 2500 corvette designed by French shipbuilder DCNS. A total of 12 ships planned under the 15 to 5 program. Additional order will be announced once the Maharaja Lela-class deliveries complete.
Littoral Mission Ship (LMS) Batch II Program	Damen Stan Patrol Vessel 6811 Swiftship 70.7m OPV Fassmer 70.2m OPV Preston 70m OPV Damen 1800 OPV Damen 9113 92M LMS STM OPV TAIS OPV	Littoral mission ship (LMS) / Offshore patrol vessel (OPV)	Netherlands United States Germany Malaysia Netherlands / Malaysia Turkey	8 planned	RMN has a needs to acquired a total of 18 units LMS by batch. Following the completion of four units for the first batch of the Keris-class littoral mission ship, RMN move to the next steps to acquired the next batch of eight LMS. The type of the next LMS is different from the first batch. The contenders includes a 68 m offshore patrol vessel concept from Netherland shipbuilder Damen known as the Damen Stan Patrol Vessel 6811, a 70.7 m offshore patrol vessel from US shipbuilder Swiftships, a 70.2 m offshore patrol vessel from German shipbuilder Fassmer and a 70 m offshore patrol vessel from local company Preston. While the joint venture between Malaysian company, THHE-Destini, and Netherlands-based shipbuilder, Damen, offered the proposal that similar to the ship that ordered by Malaysia Coast Guard which is an 83 m Damen 1800 OPV. Damen also offered their Sigma 9113 92m LMS with joint venture with Malaysian company, Gading Marine during DSA 2022. During DSA 2022, another two companies from Turkey, that's STM and TAIS Shipyard also has offered their missile-armed offshore patrol vessel (OPV) for LMS program.[57]
Multi Role Support Ship (MRSS) Program	Mistral LHD Type 075 LHD Type 071 LPD Makassar LPD Damen Enforcer 10000 LPD TAIS LPD Mitsui MRSS Hyundai HDL-13000	Amphibious assault ship	France People's Republic of China Indonesia Netherlands Turkey Japan South Korea	3 planned	RMN has launched their Multi-Role Support Ship (MRSS) program as part of the RMN's fleet modernisation program called 15 to 5. A total of three ships to be acquired in two batch where two ships will be purchase in the first batch and one ship in the second batch. The contenders includes Mistral LHD, Type 075 LHD, Type 071 LPD, Makassar LPD, Damen Enforcer 10000 LPD, Turkish made TAIS LPD, Japanese made Mitsui MRSS and Hyundai HDL-13000.[58][59]
Fast Interceptor Craft (FIC) Program	Gading Marine G2000 FIC 18M MTC FIC 20	Fast interceptor craft	Malaysia	13 ordered	The RMN have planned to acquire new Fast Interceptor Craft (FIC) for Ops Benteng during Pandemic Covid-19. The class selected is six G2000 FIC 18M from Malaysian company, Gading Marine. In 2021, Ministry of Defence said they will buy another 13 of this FIC to upgrade their defence for protection of Malaysia territorial waters.[60] In LIMA 19, a model named MTC FIC 20 was presented by a local company named Marine Technology Company. This model will augment or replace the CB90 boats in RMN service between 2020 and 2025.[61] 13 more ordered in 2022.[62]
Helicopters
New Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) Helicopter Program	AgustaWestland AW159 Wildcat MH-60R Seahawk Airbus Helicopters H225M ASW	Anti-submarine warfare helicopter	United Kingdom United States France	6-12 planned	For anti-submarine helicopter, RMN planned to add with either AgustaWestland AW159 Wildcat, Sikorsky MH-60R Seahawk or the Airbus Helicopters H225M ASW. In 2016, an Italian-aerospace defence company, the Finmeccanica has signed a teaming agreement with Malaysian defence vehicle company, the Global Komited to jointly distribute AgustaWestland AW159 helicopters if it was selected by the Malaysian government. Navy chief Admiral Datuk Abdul Aziz Jaafar unveiled an intention of the navy to acquire at least six ASW helicopters as a complement to the soon to be commissioned Maharaja Lela-class frigate.[63][64]
Maritime Utility Helicopter (MUH) Program	AgustaWestland AW139	Utility helicopter	Italy	3 ordered	RMN also considering to increase the numbers of utility helicopters for the fleet. In September 2020, it is confirmed that Malaysia has sign the contract to purchase three maritime operations helicopter for utility role. The model selected was AgustaWestland AW139.[35]

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