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DSA 2024 Day 2 Summary at Defence Service Asia Exhibition Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
Jun 11, 2024
Welcome to Day 2 of our exclusive coverage of DSA 2024, Malaysia’s premier defense exhibition, brought to you by Army Recognition, your trusted source for international defense news. Today, we take you on a video tour of the latest military technology and innovations showcased here. Dive into expert interviews and get firsthand insights as we explore what's new and what's next in the world of defense. Make sure to subscribe for more detailed reports and updates right from the show floor.
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Good afternoon, I am Olivier Faure, in charge of marketing the artillery products of CNDS
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We are the main French Army equipment, land equipment producer. In particular, we produce the gun, CESAR gun, the 105 that is fielded in Malaysia
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The proposal of CNDS is CESAR 6x6, the well proven CESAR 6x6
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We also propose to do assembly in Malaysia with our partner, which has already assembled the successful 105
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The combat capability of the CESAR is exceptional. We have used it, the French forces have used it in several conflicts
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It is the 52 caliber that is the most combat proven in effect
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It benefits from an extensive operational experience and we have improved the product consistently
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It has unique features. It is also the gun that has fired the highest number of ammunition in very high charges
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in Iraq in particular, and it is 39 caliber. It is a bit technical, but 39 caliber you cannot fire it in charge and the maximum charges
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And this gun has never had any accident because we have a special bridge
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Nobody else has got this type of bridge. The CESAR 6x6 has got a crew of five people
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It stops on the firing position, then the crew has to go behind and they man the gun from outside
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which is a very good quality because now in Ukraine, for example
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very often the loitering ammunition are the main threat for self-propelled artillery systems
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And sometimes the crew, as they are outside when they are firing
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they can hear loitering ammunition and they can either protect or try to destroy the loitering ammunition
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So it is an excellent feature. The architecture of the gun is very good because very often these loitering ammunition
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they will aim at the cabin, whereas when you have an automated system with a turret
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statistically we know that they target the turret. And in the turret you have the ammunition and charges and it creates secondary explosions
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And it is noticeable that the CESAR is in Ukraine at the moment
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the gun that has the lowest rate of systems which have been destroyed
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And the highest rate of destructions are the systems with the turret for the exact reason that I've just quoted
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With the standard ammunition, we have several types. With the basic type, we go up to 38.6 kilometres
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And we are developing because CNDS France is also producing artillery ammunition
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And we have under development a longer range standard ammunition which will reach 43 kilometres
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And with extended range ammunition, we have already fired up to 55 kilometres
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We can fire six rounds per minute. Some guns have a higher firing rate, but in fact the bridge which we have
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which is particular, it's a screw bridge, so we have more safety
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We have less risks for the crew and less risks of damage for the gun
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The rate of fire is slightly less than for a sliding bridge, but we gain in security
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You can carry 18 ammunition and you can carry 18 times six charges
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because to fire at the longest range, you need six charges. It's a .52 calibre NATO standard
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I would like to tell the Malaysian Army that this gun has proven itself in many conflicts
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There have been no accidents. This gun has been improved consistently. It is not automated, which is an immense quality
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because the more automation there is, the less survivability there is. The more a gun is automated, the more time it will spend in a garage
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It is very highly automated and we know it because some countries have come back
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from automated systems to the CISAR because they told us, we had an automated system and we need to preserve it from humidity
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So we need to have big garages with systems to heat and to control the humidity
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which is very expensive. So this system is very rough because it takes a lot of different climates
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We have an excellent relationship with our Indonesian customers. Their climate is a bit similar to the one in this country
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and they have no problem to maintain the CISARs and they don't need special storage conditions
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Thank you so much. Most welcome. Hi, this is Kobiko based in South Korea
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We are the specialists to manufacture 4x4 armoured vehicles. We are very happy to bring our 4x4 vehicles called KMPB
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in the Malaysian market through the DIA. We are very happy to bring our 4x4 vehicles called KMPB
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in the Malaysian market through the DIA. All the manufacturers from Korea, from our facilities
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Our KMPB is based on Kobiko's own development bare chassis to meet the variety of individual's requirements
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And one of the strengths of our vehicle is to protect TNT 6kg mine blast from the bottom
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And now we are increasing our production capacity from the bottom. And now we are increasing this mine blast capability
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up to TNT 8kg. Korean Army currently uses our vehicles and also some of the countries in South East Asia
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and also the countries from the African continent are using our vehicles
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This vehicle carries up to 10 personnel including drivers. And there is a roof station to install not only the turret system
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but also RCWS, stands for Remote Control Weapon Station. And also gas launchers can be installed on the top of the roof as well
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And there are some driving assistance systems starting from the AVM system
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stands for Around View Monitoring System. And also it has a CTIS
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which is Central Tire Inflation System. When the vehicle is stuck in the mud or sand
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then the driver can control the tire air pressures inside the cabin using the controller
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Maximum speed is 110 km per hour. One of the capabilities is
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it can go through 1 meter of folding depth. And also it can climb up to 60% of the vertical slope
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and 30% of the side slope as well. The vehicle is equipped with the latest technology
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