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32 A/Cs will be assembled in Meikhtila, Myanmar. Production will be finished by 2016.

Myanmar plans JF-17 production Burma Times: 15 June 2014 The Government of Myanmar is planning to acquire technologies from China and Pakistan to build JF-17 multirole combat aircraft at its own aircraft factory to boost its Air Force. If JF-17 production is carried out in Myanmar it may...

Eurosatory 2014: France's Nexter exports Nerva UGV to Myanmar Nexter Robotics has delivered two Nerva mini unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) to Myanmar, the company confirmed to IHS Jane's at Eurosatory 2014 in Paris. The two 4 kg Nerva 4x4 mini-robots will be tested by Myanmar and could meet a...

Myanmar plans JF-17 production Burma Times: 15 June 2014 The Government of Myanmar is planning to acquire technologies from China and Pakistan to build JF-17 multirole combat aircraft at its own aircraft factory to boost its Air Force. If JF-17 production is carried out in Myanmar it may...

Emerging Navy vs Aging Navy. Most BD frigates and ships are older than their COs.

OK @BDforever . . I have credited your fairness in military view. I want no fight with you. Kill the point here.

British rulers imported Bangalis to Myanmar as cheap larbours since 1800s. ok fri. just focus on military.

. How spilled? Illegal Muslims from Indonesia migrated to Australia. Illegal Muslim from B'desh migrated to Myanmar. Rohingyas of B'desh are just like boat people of Indo. Same situations.

It is just our internal affairs. You should better ask Australian navy not to enter your waters. You should better ask Australia Govt to accept your illegal boat people and give citizenship before asking us to accept Rohingyas.

The problem here is just about illegal migrants from Bangladesh. Not with Muslims. Any illegal migrants are not welcome regardless of their religions. We hav a sizeable Muslim populations in the country. It is not a big deal for us to live along with them as long as they do not offened Buddhism...

240 mm and 122 mm MLRS of Myanmar Army. Myanmar Army is operating about 38 240 mm MLRS and 96 122 mm MLRS. Both 240 mm and 122 mm rockets are produced locally from Myanmar Defence Industries.

Type 59D medium tanks of Myanmar Army being upgraded locally. Upgraded includes installing of new fire control systems, new generation night vision devices, new engines and upganning of the main gun.

MI 2 light attack helicopters of MAF. MAF received 20 MI 2 in 1990s and they performed very well in the operations in the Ayerwaddy delta region in 1990s. MI 2 were grounded since 1998. However MAF upgraded MI 2 in 2007 with the help of Serbia technicians. Only 18 MI 2 LAH are fully operational now.

MI 35 P attack helicopters of Myanmar AF. MI 35Ps are backbone of MAF attack helicopter fleet and they played vital role in offensive against Kachin rebels in 2012/2013. MI 35P has proved highly effective providing close air support for ground forces during those operations. MAF currently...

No armament yet. But it will be installed with 1 x 76 mm Oto 8 x C 602 1 x HQ 7 4 x AK 630 CIWS 1 x Kamov ASW hptr

You have made a very good point. National doctrine of Myanmar is also based on defensive and non-invasion. Defence in depth is the main strategy of our armed forces. Hey. . . . thats not true. It is an April Fool by the MDW.:hitwall:

Modernization programme of Myn Army are very precise, dynamic and well synchronized. Defence Industries of Myn Army is well advanced. Building ships locally. Assembling aircrafts locally. Assembling IFVs locally. Producing artillery pieces, radars, MANPADs and all infantry weapons locally...

BD do have some Type 81 MLRS. I've seen some photos of it. As far as I know, Cobra LAVs are inservice only in BD police and not in military units. If I am not wrong BD is also using few SLC counter battery radars. BD artillery units are not so impressive. They have almost no medium gun. 18 Nora...

Air Defence Systems of Myanmar Army

MADV 2 air defence vehicle and 25 mm mobile AA cannons. All vehicles, MANPADs and 25 mm cannon are produced locally in Myanmar.