Malaysia’s Third LMS Batch II Corvette Launched in Türkiye
The Royal Malaysian Navy’s third and final Littoral Mission Ship Batch II (LMSB2) corvette, TUNKU OSMAN JEWA (143), was launched at Istanbul Shipyard in Türkiye on 9 August. The naming and launch ceremony completed the launch sequence for Malaysia’s
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The Royal Malaysian Navy’s third and final Littoral Mission Ship Batch II (LMSB2) corvette, TUNKU OSMAN JEWA (143), was launched at Istanbul Shipyard in Türkiye on 9 August. The naming and launch ceremony completed the launch sequence for Malaysia’s
The Royal Malaysian Navy’s third and final Littoral Mission Ship Batch II (LMSB2) corvette, TUNKU OSMAN JEWA (143), was launched at Istanbul Shipyard in Türkiye on 9 August. The naming and launch ceremony completed the launch sequence for Malaysia’s three-ship LMS Batch II program. The first vessel, TUNKU LAKSAMANA ABDUL JALIL (141), was launched on ...
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