Królewska Malezyjska Marynarka Wojenna
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| Państwo | |
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| Siły zbrojne | Malezyjskie Siły Zbrojne |
| Nazwa skrócona | TLDM |
| Data utworzenia | 4 marca 1949 |
| Prefiks | KD (Kapal DiRaja) |
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Królewska Malezyjska Marynarka Wojenna (malajski Tentera Laut DiRaja Malaysia) – siły morskie Malezji, jeden z trzech rodzajów sił zbrojnych.
Marynarka wywodzi się z Royal Navy Malay Section powołanej w 1934 w Singapurze przez Brytyjczyków, która brała udział w walkach z Japończykami w czasie II WŚ. Brytyjski rząd kolonialny utworzył ją oficjalnie w 1949 jako Malayan Naval Force do przeciwdziałania komunistom na terenie Federacji Malajów. W 1952 roku nazwę zmieniono na tradycyjną dla Wspólnoty Brytyjskiej Royal Malayan Navy, obecną nazwę przyjęto w 1962 roku. W marynarce wojennej działa jednostka sił specjalnych PASKAL (PASukan Khas Laut). W 2009 Malezja przyjęła do służby dwa francuskie okręty podwodne typu Scorpène, pierwsze jednostki podwodne w historii tego kraju[1]. Od 2008 roku okręty TLDM brały udział w operacji antypirackiej w zatoce Adeńskiej. W 2011 roku Malezja zawarła z DCNS ujawniony w 2014 roku kontrakt na sześć fregat projektu Gowind za 2,8 mld USD[2]. Okręty o wyporności 3000 ton i długości 111 metrów zostaną uzbrojone w armatę 57 mm, pociski VL-MICA, NSM i torpedy.
Okręty
| Typ | Okręty | Zdjęcie | Wejście do służby | Wyporność (t) | Długość (m) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fregaty (4) | |||||
 typu Lekiu | KD Lekiu KD Jebats |  | 1999 | 2270 | 106 |
 typu Kasturi | KD Kasturi KD Lekir |  | 1984 | 1900 | 93,3 |
| Korwety (4) | |||||
 typu Laksamana | KD Hang Nadim KD Tun Abdul Jamil KD Muhammad Amin KD Tun Pusmah |  | 1997 1997 1999 1999 | 675 | 63,3 |
| Okręty podwodne (2) | |||||
 typu Scorpène | KD Tunku Abdul Rahman KD Tun Abdul Razak |  | 2009 2006 | 1738 | 66,4 |
| Niszczyciele min (4) | |||||
| typu Mahamiru | KD Mahamiru KD Jerai KD Ledang KD Kinabalu | 1985 1986 1986 1986 | 620 | 50 | |
| Patrolowce (12) | |||||
 typu Kedah(MEKO 100 RMN) | KD Kedah KD Pahang KD Perak KD Terengganu KD Kelantan KD Selangor | _is_underway_alongside_the_guided-missile_destroyer_USS.jpg) | 2006 2006 2009 2009 2010 2010 | 1850 | 91,1 |
| typu Jerong | KD Jerong KD Todak KD Paus KD Yu KD Baung KD Pari | 1976 1976 1976 1976 1977 1977 | 255 | 44,9 | |
| Szybkie łodzie rakietowe (8) | |||||
| typu Combattante II | KD Perdana KD Serang KD Ganas KD Ganyang | 1972 1971 1973 1973 | 265 | 47 | |
 typu Handalan(Spica-M) | KD Handalan KD Perkasa KD Pendekar KD Gempita | 1979 | 240 | 43,6 | |
| Okręty wsparcia (2) | |||||
| typu Sri Indera Sakti | KD Sri Indera Sakti KD Mahawangsa |  | 1983 | 4300 | 100 |
| Okręty hydrograficzne (2) | |||||
| KD Perantau | 1998 | 1800 | 67,8 | |
 oceanograf | KD Mutiara | 1978 | 1905 | 70 | |
| Okręty szkolne (2) | |||||
| Fregata typu Mermaid | KD Hang Tuah |  | 1977 | 2337 | 103,5 |
| żaglowiec | KD Tunas Samudera |  | 1989 | 239 | 35 |
Lotnictwo
| Model | Typ | Ilość | Uwagi |
|---|---|---|---|
 Eurocopter AS 555SN Fennec | śmigłowiec zwiadowczy/treningowy | 6 | Dostawy 2003-2004. |
_in_the_South_China_Sea_during_landing_qualifications_June_18%2c_2013%2c_as_part_130618-N-PD773-083.jpg) Westland Super Lynx Mk.300 | śmigłowiec ZOP | 6 | Dostawy 2003-2004. |
Przypisy
- ↑ Pierwszy okręt podwodny Malezji. altair.com.pl, 2009-01-29. [dostęp 2012-12-12]. (pol.).
- ↑ Malaysia’s SGPV-LCS Gowind Frigates.
Linki zewnętrzne
- World Navies Today: Malaysia, hazegray.org. [dostęp 2012-12-12]. (ang.).
- Royal Malaysian Navy, globalsecurity.org. [dostęp 2012-12-13]. (ang.).
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image of KD Kasturi during SEACAT 2006.
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The KD Jebat frigate class vessel docked at the Porto Malai, Langkawi, Kedah, Malaysia. (RELEASED)
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The Royal Malaysian Navy's second Scorpène-class submarine, KD Tun Abdul Razak docked at its naval jetty in Awana Porto Malai, Langkawi during the LIMA 2011.
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The Royal Malaysian Navy's second Scorpène-class submarine, KD Tun Abdul Razak docked at its naval jetty in Awana Porto Malai, Langkawi during the LIMA 2011.
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ANDAMAN SEA (Feb. 10, 2012) The Royal Malaysian Navy offshore patrol vessel KD Kelantan (175) is underway alongside the guided-missile destroyer USS Milius (DDG 69) during a passing exercise. (U.S. Navy photo/Released)
ANDAMAN SEA (Feb. 10, 2012) The Royal Malaysian Navy offshore patrol vessel KD Kelantan (175) is underway alongside the guided-missile destroyer USS Milius (DDG 69) during a passing exercise. (U.S. Navy photo/Released)
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