Bangladesh Navy's submarine procurement program

[animelive]

because no one will buy battle ships made of Woods!! Anyway all the best for future!

My point exactly

 

[alaungphaya]

 

[Luffy 500]

You do know that Burmese naval shiipbuilding is about a decade ahead of yours, don't you?

I know U burmese have been detached from the outside world for too long but its quite pathetic if U consider this kind of ships signify 10 years ahead in naval shipbuilding:

 

[Zabaniyah]

okays... Apparently (from other forums) BD navy was negotiating Song class, But they have decided to Buy Type 035G Submarine.... China has 17 of these submarines active today... any other submarine ( mentioned by you and @Armstrong ) would not come cheaper than these chines subs....

Who knows? Maybe those Mings are practically free

And the only production line is in India, as Germany stopped it's production line after 2009.

Hey buddy, read carefully...

RUAG: Bangladesh Navy purchases two modern Do 228NG’s

Following customers in Japan, Norway and Germany, the Bangladesh Navy has purchased two modern Do 228NG (New Generation) turboprop aircraft. The aircraft will be used for maritime air patrol and rescue mission along the countries’ coastline.

The two Do 228NGs are the first fixed wing aircraft to be purchased by the Bangladesh Navy for patrolling its coast line. For this purpose, both aircraft are being equipped with special equipment for maritime air patrol operations. This includes radio and navigation aid and other selected systems as well as rescue equipment.

Cost-effectiveness and ease of use seal the decision in Do 228NG’s favour

With the Do 228NG, RUAG Aviation has asserted itself against the competition. "The cost-effectiveness and, despite its sophisticated technology, ease of use sealed the decision in favour of the Do 228NG," enthuses Alexander Müller, Vice President Military Aviation Germany. In addition to the two aircraft, the contract includes comprehensive pilot and aircraft maintenance training for the Navy ground crew on location. Delivery of both aircraft is scheduled for early summer 2013.

The Do 228NG is a versatile turboprop aircraft. Alongside transporting up to 19 passengers, it can also be configured as a special mission version for various purposes including maritime air patrol. Thanks to the latest sensor technology, the aircraft is ideally suited to detecting oil slicks, controlling borders and fishing, and carrying out environmental research. The Do 228NG is a completely modernized and improved version of the Dornier 228-212, RUAG Aviation carries out final assembly, integration of customer-specific equipment and delivers the aircraft from its Oberpfaffenhofen facilities near Munich (Germany).

RUAG - Mediadetail

Try not to hijack the thread now

Is US having annual inspection of their ships which are sold to any country?

Will China risk arming a US ship which will be checked by US experts every year??

That ship would come naked, with no radars, electronics, weapons and such. Just the body and engines.

 

[kobiraaz]

So what?? Landing crafts look like this...

That one you posted looks funny for its extra portion on top... I dont know why did they keep it.. To play cards most probably

 

[animelive]

I know U burmese have been detached from the outside world for too long but its quite pathetic if U consider this kind of ships signify 10 years ahead in naval shipbuilding:

Declare war on fishes with that ship

 

[arp2041]

Declare war on fishes with that ship

They look quite capable ships & if we make a hole in it than it will give an experience of submerging, sorry submarines

what say @Skull and Bones @ImranKhan @KRAIT

 

[animelive]

They look quite capable ships & if we make a hole in it than it will give an experience of submerging, sorry submarines

what say @Skull and Bones @ImranKhan @KRAIT

I was actually pointing out to Burmese shipbuilding technology. Feel free to give your opinion

 

[Skull and Bones]

They look quite capable ships & if we make a hole in it than it will give an experience of submerging, sorry submarines

what say @Skull and Bones @ImranKhan @KRAIT

TBH Myanmar got a much more capable navy than Bangladesh. In case of a war between the two, Bangladesh will be spanked in all Air, naval and land warfare.

 

[arp2041]

TBH Myanmar got a much more capable navy than Bangladesh. In case of a war between the two, Bangladesh will be spanked in all Air, naval and land warfare.

U are underestimating the capabilities of BN, BAF & BA.

 

[Skull and Bones]

I was actually pointing out to Burmese shipbuilding technology. Feel free to give your opinion

And also this.

U are underestimating the capabilities of BN, BAF & BA.

In a naval warfare, you don't have to drown any Bangladeshi ships. Just give it some time, it'll do it by itself.

I mean most of the ships in their inventory are second hand on the verge of retirement refurbished ships.

 

[arp2041]

In a naval warfare, you don't have to drown any Bangladeshi ships. Just give it some time, it'll do it by itself.

I mean most of the ships in their inventory are second hand on the verge of retirement refurbished ships.

Pls. don't deviate from the TOPIC, here we have discussed for 13 pages & we are still not able to find a good submarine for the BN, do u have any suggestion or just trolling???

 

[Skull and Bones]

Pls. don't deviate from the TOPIC, here we have discussed for 13 pages & we are still not able to find a good submarine for the BN, do u have any suggestion or just trolling???

Already gave them many suggestions, but anything less than Akula II is demeaning for them.

 

[animelive]

TBH Myanmar got a much more capable navy than Bangladesh. In case of a war between the two, Bangladesh will be spanked in all Air, naval and land warfare.

They can't fight the kachins properly, you expect them to wipe us?

 

[arp2041]

Already gave them many suggestions, but anything less than Akula II is demeaning for them.

So why can't we for once be like a larger brother (neighbor) to them?? we were leasing two Akulas, why not give one to BN?? IN will be unaffected by it.