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Malaysia takes delivery of all-weather, networked Jernas systems from MBDA

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FOSS Christopher F

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TextPublication details: 2006Subject(s):

AIR DEFENCE SYSTEMS

In: Jane's International Defense Review Vol 39, May 2006, p.18Summary: Malaysia takes delivery of new short range air defence system (SHORAD) that is said to comprise launchers, tracking radars, surveillance radars, and Rapier Mk 2 surface to air missiles. The report also mentions other possible buyers in S E Asia including Brunei and Indonesia.

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Malaysia takes delivery of new short range air defence system (SHORAD) that is said to comprise launchers, tracking radars, surveillance radars, and Rapier Mk 2 surface to air missiles. The report also mentions other possible buyers in S E Asia including Brunei and Indonesia.

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