Myanmar Armed Forces

Myanmar has received six more aircraft Yak-130

According to the web resource sdelanounas.ru, "on New Year's Eve, the Irkutsk Aviation Plant, which is part of PJSC" Irkut Corporation, delivered six Yak-130 combat-training aircraft intended for the Myanmar Air Force. "


One of the six additional Yak-130 combat training aircraft delivered to Myanmar from Russia at the end of 2018 (the Myanmar airborne number "1808") during transportation on board the IL-76TD transport aircraft, December 2018 (c) VKontakte (via sdelanounas). ru)


On the bmpd side, we recall that the initially publicly unclaimed contract for the supply of an unnamed number of Yak-130 planes to Myanmar (supposedly 16) was signed by Rosoboronexport on June 22, 2015. The first three Yak-130 aircraft built by the Irkutsk Aviation Plant of PJSC Irkut Corporation under this contract were delivered to Myanmar at the end of 2016 and transferred to Myanmar Air Force in February 2017, receiving Myanmar airborne numbers "1801", "1802" and " 1803 "(serial numbers from 130.12.03-0101 to 130.12.03-0103). In the fall of 2017, the Myanmar Air Force received the next batch of three Yak-130 airplanes with tail numbers" 1804 "," 1805 "and" 1806 "(estimated serial numbers from 130.12.03-0104 to 130.12.03-0106). The official ceremony of entering the first six received Yak-130s into the Myanmar Air Force took place 1 December 5, 2017 at the airfield of the flight school of the Air Force of Myanmar in Mathila (near Mandalay).

Now Myanmar has received six more Yak-130 aircraft under this contract. Judging from the published photograph of the transportation of one of the aircraft of this party, this aircraft has a Myanmar airborne number "1808".

Thus, in 2018, ten Yak-130 combat training aircraft were delivered for export from Russia - six to Myanmar and four to Laos.



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Large-scale exercise of the Myanmar military





























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Military parade in honor of the 30th anniversary of the United Wa State Army in Myanmar

New landing helicopter docking ship Moattama Myanmar Navy in Vladivostok

 According to the Vladivostok web resource VL.RU, the latest Moattama landing helicopter dock ship of the Myanmar naval forces arrived in Vladivostok on November 2, 2019. This is the first historical visit of the ship of the state of Southeast Asia to Russia, it is aimed at strengthening cooperation between the two countries.

The landing helicopter dock ship of Myanmar (formerly Burma) with tail number 1501 is one of the most modern in its series. It was built in South Korea - in September of this year, international news agencies reported its readiness. The Myanmar DVKD was created on the basis of the South Korean Makassar project and visually resembles its Filipino brothers Tarlak and Davao del Sur, who have visited Vladivostok in the past two years. In total, ships of this type were built 10 - for Indonesia, Peru, the Philippines, and now Myanmar.










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On December 15, 2019, celebrations in honor of the 72th anniversary of the Myanmar (Burmese) military aviation took place at the airport of the Myanmar Air Force flight school in Meithila (near Mandalay). During the ceremony, two JF-17B Block II fighter jets, six Yak-130 combat trainers, and two Mi-35PM attack helicopters received from Russia were solemnly introduced into the Myanmar Air Force.

JF-17B Block II




Mi-35PM



Yak-130








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Guess the cheapness of the J-17B gives it an advantage over Russian MiG's and sukhois.

The naval parade in honor of the 72th anniversary of the Navy of Myanmar

On December 24, 2019, at the naval shipyard in Sinmalaik (Yangon), a naval parade was held in honor of the 72th anniversary of the Myanmar Navy. At the same time, a ceremony was held to introduce a number of new ships, auxiliary vessels and patrol boats, including the new Moattama helicopter dock landing ship, into the country's Navy.



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New Myanmar nationally designed INLAY army vehicle







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The first photos of the submarine project 877EKM of the Myanmar Navy

A diesel-electric submarine of Project 877EKM was demonstrated for the first time at the large-scale exercises of the Myanmar Navy "Sea Shield-2020" which began on October 15, 2020 in the Bay of Bengal. The diesel-electric submarine was transferred to the Myanmar fleet by India in December 2019 [according to other sources, in 2020]. India handed over to Myanmar diesel-electric submarines S58 "Sindhuvir" of project 877EKM, built at the Leningrad Admiralty Association in 1988.

Myanmar has reportedly made the first real step towards becoming the fifth country in ASEAN to have a submarine fleet and plans to use the received diesel-electric submarine for training crews in anticipation of the purchase of new Russian-made submarines for the Myanmar Navy.







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Soviet-made diesel-electric submarines of project 877EKM were officially introduced into the Myanmar Navy

On the day of the 73rd anniversary of the Myanmar (Burmese) fleet, on December 24, 2020, a ceremony was held in Yangon to enter the Myanmar Navy a diesel-electric submarine of Project 877EKM, which was named Minye Teinkhatu. Diesel-electric submarines were transferred to the Myanmar fleet by India in December 2019. India handed over to Myanmar diesel-electric submarines S58 "Sindhuvir" of project 877EKM, built at the Leningrad Admiralty Association in 1988. As reported, Myanmar has taken the first real step towards becoming the fifth country in ASEAN with a submarine fleet and plans to use the received diesel-electric submarine for training crews in anticipation of the purchase of new Russian-made submarines for the Myanmar Navy.
Simultaneously, on December 24, 2020 in Yangon, ceremonies for the transfer of a patrol and two small anti-submarine ships built at the Myanmar naval shipyard in Sinmalayik were held in Yangon. Then, in honor of the 73rd anniversary of the fleet, the Myanmar naval parade was held, which was hosted by Senior General Min Aung Hline.










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Military parade in Myanmar in honor of the 76th anniversary of the creation of the armed forces

Myanmar received a Chinese submarine

December 29th, 17:03
As reported , on the day of celebration of the 74th anniversary of the Myanmar (Burmese) fleet on December 24, 2021, a ceremony was held in Yangon (Myanmar) to enter the Myanmar naval forces of a diesel-electric submarine of the Chinese project 035B (western designation Ming class), which received the name Minye Kyaw Htin ( "Minye Kyawhtin", tail number "72"). It is reported that the boat was transferred to Myanmar free of charge as military-technical assistance, after the withdrawal from the PLA Navy.
The ceremony was attended bySenior General Min Aung Hlain, Chairman of the State Administrative Council of Myanmar and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Myanmar.

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Myanmar air force received 6 new Yak-130 trainers, now they have 20 Yak-130 in armament.

New armored boats of the Myanmar Navy

As our blog has already reported , on the day of celebration of the 74th anniversary of the Myanmar (Burmese) fleet on December 24, 2021 in Yangon (Myanmar), a ceremony was held for the entry into the Myanmar naval forces, among other things, of two river armored boats of a new type, built on the Myanmar military -Marine shipyard in Sinmalaik.

According to Myanmar resources, these armored boats are completely designed and built in Myanmar and represent a kind of hybrid design solutions of the Israeli high-speed patrol boats IAI Super Dvora Mk III (available in the Myanmar Navy) and the Swedish combat transport boats CombatBoat CB90.

The Myanmar armored boat is 18 meters long, 4.4 meters wide and has a draft of only 0.8 meters. The ship is equipped with water jet propellers and has a maximum speed of up to 50 km / h. It is stated that the boat has high maneuverability. The superstructure and the upper part of the boat's hull are made armored with the use of steel armor plates. The boat is equipped with an all-round video system that allows you to control the boat when the superstructure windows are fully battened down.

In addition to the crew, the boat carries 14 fully equipped infantrymen in the cockpit in the hull, landing and dropping of which is carried out through the bow ramp in the manner of SV90 boats. The armament of the Myanmar boat includes a bow 14.5-mm remote-controlled stabilized machine-gun mount of national development, equipped with a 24-hour aiming system with a thermal imager, as well as up to five 7.62-mm machine guns on hand-held turrets with shields (can be replaced by 12.7-mm machine guns or anti-personnel grenade launchers). It is reported that it is possible to install mortars (apparently, with a caliber of 60 mm).

It is stated that the shipbuilding capacity of the Myanmar Navy allows the construction of two to four such boats per year.





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I am surprised they didn't adopt the Vasilek 82mm automatic mortar... it is a widely used standard calibre that can fire western 81mm and Soviet/Russian 82mm mortar bombs and would allow a volley of four rounds per clip to bracket the target without modification.

They should make a variant with 2 kh-35. Iranians have even smaller boats with missiles.

Isos wrote:They should make a variant with 2 kh-35. Iranian have even smaller boats with missiles.

This is a RIVER PATROL BOAT.
What else ?
A 406mm naval guns in a rotating turret?!?

ALAMO wrote:

Isos wrote:They should make a variant with 2 kh-35. Iranian have even smaller boats with missiles.

This is a RIVER PATROL BOAT.
What else ?
A 406mm naval guns in a rotating turret?!?

I said a variant. Not all the ships.

Like russia did with the Buyan class.

If you master the construction of one class then you can make different variants for other purposes.

It is 1/4th of Buyan.

ALAMO wrote:It is 1/4th of Buyan.

That's why I said 2 kh-35 and not 8 UKSK...

I really admire your consistency in demanding everything bigger
We call it to kill a fly with a cannon in Poland

ALAMO wrote:I really admire your consistency in demanding everything bigger
We call it to kill a fly with a cannon in Poland

I never said make it bigger... go learn how to read.

You sound pretty stupid here. Just stop talking.

Maybe go and use your spare testosterone somewhere where it might be liked?

ALAMO wrote:Maybe go and use your spare testosterone somewhere where it might be liked?

You are a desperate case.

Isos wrote:

ALAMO wrote:Maybe go and use your spare testosterone somewhere where it might be liked?

You are a desperate case.

Holly mother of any random god ...
You still don't get it, do you?
Have you used your imagination for a moment?
This is a 18m long river boat, armored.
Sure, I know that Serbia is not a naval superpower, still, you should have some common sense.
This thing's is about an equivalent of project 03160, a Raptor.
Same size.
We are talking something in a weight of 6 TONS.
How are you going to put a missile with a weight of about 10% of that, and start it?
"A desperate case" ... indeed.
STFU, for God's sake.