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- Q6328229 subject Q15216111.
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- Q6328229 abstract "KD Jebat is a Lekiu-class guided missile frigate currently serving in the Royal Malaysian Navy and one of the major naval assets for Malaysia. Jebat serves in the 23rd Frigate Squadron of the Royal Malaysian Navy under Captain Aris Adi Tan Bin Abdullah.The ship's class, built by Yarrow Shipbuilders (now BAE Systems Surface Fleet Solutions) in Glasgow, United Kingdom, is based on the FS 2000 light frigate design. Jebat was launched in May 1995 and commissioned in May 1999. Jebat carries the lower pennant number (F 29) to signify the seniority of this ship, which accommodates the Admiral of the Royal Malaysian Navy. (Hang Jebat succeeded Hang Tuah as Laksamana (Admiral) of the Malacca Sultanate, while Hang Lekiu was never made a Laksamana.)The ship was a huge jump in capability compared to the frigates then operated by the Royal Malaysian Navy, F24 KD Rahmat and F76 KD Hang Tuah (ex-HMS Mermaid). Nevertheless, the delivery and operational status of Jebat were delayed due to integration of combat systems problems. The purchase of this ship also involved a major Transfer of Technology program as well as an offset program where some portion of the contract value would involve purchases and services contracted to Malaysian companies.".
- Q6328229 builder Q4093.
- Q6328229 builder Q932897.
- Q6328229 commissioningDate "1999-11-10".
- Q6328229 country Q833.
- Q6328229 length "106.0".
- Q6328229 shipBeam "12.8".
- Q6328229 thumbnail RAN-IFR_2013_D3_143.JPG?width=300.
- Q6328229 topSpeed "51.856".
- Q6328229 wikiPageExternalLink lekiu.
- Q6328229 wikiPageExternalLink malaysia.htm.
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- Q6328229 wikiPageExternalLink www.navy.mil.my.
- Q6328229 wikiPageExternalLink lang,en.
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- Q6328229 shipBuilder Q4093.
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- Q6328229 shipCommissioned "1999-11-10".
- Q6328229 shipCountry "Malaysia".
- Q6328229 shipName "KD Jebat".
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- Q6328229 comment "KD Jebat is a Lekiu-class guided missile frigate currently serving in the Royal Malaysian Navy and one of the major naval assets for Malaysia. Jebat serves in the 23rd Frigate Squadron of the Royal Malaysian Navy under Captain Aris Adi Tan Bin Abdullah.The ship's class, built by Yarrow Shipbuilders (now BAE Systems Surface Fleet Solutions) in Glasgow, United Kingdom, is based on the FS 2000 light frigate design. Jebat was launched in May 1995 and commissioned in May 1999.".
- Q6328229 label "KD Jebat".
- Q6328229 depiction RAN-IFR_2013_D3_143.JPG.
- Q6328229 homepage www.navy.mil.my.
- Q6328229 name "KD Jebat".