Royal Malaysian Navy - Ships and Weapon Systems

Ships and Weapon Systems

All RMN Ships carry the prefix KD for Kapal di-Raja meaning "Royal Ship" (glossed into English as"His Majesty's Ship"). The Training vessel Tunas Samudra however carries a KLD prefix for Kapal Layar di-Raja for Royal (His Majesty's) Sailing Ship.

Ships of the Royal Malaysian Navy
Submarines
Perdana Menteri Class
  • KD Tunku Abdul Rahman
  • KD Tun Abdul Razak
Frigates
Lekiu Class
  • KD Jebat
  • KD Lekiu
Kasturi Class
  • KD Kasturi
  • KD Lekir
Corvette
Laksamana Class
  • KD Laksamana Hang Nadim
  • KD Laksamana Tun Abdul Jamil
  • KD Laksamana Muhammad Amin
  • KD Laksamana Tun Pusmah
Mines Countermeasures Vessel
Mahamiru Class
  • KD Mahamiru
  • KD Jerai
  • KD Ledang
  • KD Kinabalu
Patrol vessels
Kedah Class OPV
  • KD Kedah
  • KD Pahang
  • KD Perak
  • KD Terengganu
  • KD Kelantan
  • KD Selangor
Handalan Class
  • KD Handalan
  • KD Perkasa
  • KD Pendekar
  • KD Gempita
Kris Class All ship in this class are retired and hand over to Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency
Hydrographic Survey Vessels
Perantau Class
  • KD Perantau
  • KD Mutiara
Fast Attack Vessels
Perdana Class
  • KD Perdana
  • KD Serang
  • KD Ganas
  • KD Ganyang
Jerong Class
  • KD Jerung
  • KD Todak
  • KD Paus
  • KD Yu
  • KD Baung
  • KD Pari
Sri Tiga Class

KD Sri Tiga

  • KD Sri Gaya
Auxiliary Vessels
Others
  • KD Sri Inderapura
  • TLDM Bunga Mas Lima
Miscellaneous
vessels
Sri Indera Sakti Class (Combat Support Ship)
  • KD Sri Indera Sakti
  • KD Mahawangsa
Training Ship
  • KD Hang Tuah
  • KLD Tunas Samudera
  • MV Fajar Samudera
  • MV STS Puteri Mahsuri
Tugboat
  • KTD Penyu
  • KTD Sotong
  • KTD Kepah

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