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Type 63M amphibious light tank, upgraded Type 63. Upgrades include new engine and transmissions, new fire control system with laser range finder. We've been using Type 63 since late 80's and upgrade programme started in 2015. Although we acquired 150 Type 63s, only 2 regiments are upgraded, one...

The photos you posted are not LCM. They are LCUs. We have 5 LCUs, 1611-1615. Our LCU are reverse engineered version of US LCU 1627 series. And our LCU are called LCU 1611series. We also have 10 LCM of our own design which are 29 metre in length. LCU LCM

There were 4 LCUs and 8 LCMs. We have no LPD or LST in our navy. But we have troop carrier ship. We are desperately looking for a LPD from your country. But there are so many limitations for us. And we are still trying to acquire atleast one LPD. If you see the photos below you can imagine...

It is indeed a corps level week long joint exercise and landing operation is only a part of it. The entire exercise is confidential and only the demonstrations are known to public. I think every country do the same thing. This exercise is the largest of its kind in 20 years. Normally we conduct...

Landing operations normally carry out in wave by wave. What you are seeing is the first wave supported by a company of light tank. Follow up waves are coming in different timings depending on the enemy resistance. The whole exercise is a corps level exercise.

Battalion size landing operation exercirse which is part of the Joint Ex Sin Phyu Shin, the largest joint operations in 20 years. Type 63 light tanks are upgraded with new engines and fire control systems. Also fitted with biaxis stabilizer and laser range finder.

Myanmar special operations units with MA 1 Mk3 bullpup assault rifle. Myanmar Navy SEALS with MA 13 submachine gun.

Perfect air strike in Joint Ex Sin Phyu Shin.

Massive fire power of Myanmar artillery force being displayed at the Joint Ex Sin Phyu Shin. With this fire power, we can easily defeat the military that posseses a tiny artillery force. @Aung Zaya

Yes bro. Extended range 122 mm rockets of DI. You can see DI chief (the Gen next to Cin C) and 2 deputy chiefs (red circle) in the photos. It shows that they are testing some DI products.

122 mm MLRS in action.

M 845P 155 mm howitzer of Myanmar Army.

Actually no details are announced from both side. Only the speculations are there. No one know the exact value of the contract. There are almost no transparency in weapons acquisition programme between Myanmar and Russia. So I wonder why are they so sure that we are buying Su 30K. PDF got CIA...

36D6M ?

It can be remotely operated by fire director.

Sorry for that. I am not a racist.

Read it again. He is saying flight 2. Not 2 frigates. BTW. . . Again second hand frigates? Anyway your navy is your business. As long as you happy with it, it is ok. We acquired two ATR 42-320s. Israeli installed laser, radar and optronics on them. And finally we commissioned two ATR...

@Aung Zaya bro Myanmar Defence Industries reverse engineered Chineses Type 75 14.5 mm quad AAHMG. It is called Type 91DI. There are little variations. You can see differences in the photo. Chinese Type 75 is recoil operated but Myanmar DI Type 91DI is gas operated. Also the barrel is...

Let me help him as well. Sometime MAF pilots play Fan Break. Sometime Arrow Head. Sometime Line.