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Submarine procurement
While most of the equipment to be requested by the RTAF is, to varying degrees, already anticipated by the government, it is the procurement of the submarine that will prove most contentious, given the RTN's previous efforts to acquire such a capability and the government's uncommitted stance on the programme.
However, the RTAF source told IHS Jane's that the purchase of the diesel-electric submarine is now being seriously considered. The main driver behind the purchase is the expected long-term impact of Thailand's significant involvement in the development of the deep-sea Dawei port off the Andaman Sea in Myanmar.
This port is forecast to commence operations in about 10 years and will enable Thailand, through its high investment and involvement in the project, to bypass the Gulf of Thailand in importing and exporting goods to Europe, India and the Middle East. The port is the brainchild of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, (Yingluck's brother) who was ousted in a military coup in 2006.
The RTAF source said that while the RTN's attention is currently drawn to the procurement of the first of two frigates from DSME, under a USD468 million contract signed in August, a team from the RTN has been undergoing a submarine technology training programme, held by ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems in Germany, with a view to a potential future purchase. The RTN, he said, has also invested in a range of submarine simulation and training systems, which are now installed at the RTN's Sattahip Naval Base.
He said: "The Navy's number one priority at the moment is the procurement of the frigate, but on 8 November a team that has been undergoing submarine training in Germany will return to Thailand. Another team is expected to go to South Korea shortly and with the knowledge from these two teams we will find the best solution for the RTN." He added: "This submarine programme will only be for a brand new submarine, we will not buy second-hand."
ที่มา
http://www.janes.com/article/28342/thai-military-outline-procurement-shopping-list
กองทัพเรือกำลังก่อสร้างอาคารกองเรือดำน้ำและศูนย์ฝึกเรือดำน้ำ ซึ่งจะมีกำหนดแล้วเสร็จประมาณเดือนมีนาคม 2557 ประกอบด้วยศูนย์ฝึกเรือดำน้ำราคา 540 ล้านบาท เครื่องจำลองการฝึกเรือดำน้ำกับค่าการฝึกต่างๆ มูลค่า 200 ล้านบาท สำหรับการเตรียมความรู้ให้กับกำลังพลเพื่อรองรับการมีเรือดำน้ำ และกองทัพเรือมีแผนจะจัดซื้อเรือดำน้ำอย่างน้อย 3 ลำในแผนพัฒนากองทัพ 10 ปี
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http://www.thaifighterclub.org/webboard/18116/กองเรือดำนำกับการพัฒนาหลัง4-กย-2556-----เริ่มเป็นรูปเป็นร่างแล้ว.html
The Royal Thai Navy plans to complete the construction of a submarine squadron headquarters and training centre in March next year, despite not having any submarines in its fleet.
Construction on the project began last year at Chon Buri's Sattahip Naval Base.
The navy is eyeing the purchase of at least three submarines as part of its next 10-year procurement plan.
Submarine squadron chief Panu Punyavirocha said the new headquarters will cost 540 million baht.
About 200 million baht of that is being spent on the Submarine Command Team Trainer, which will include a crew training stimulator.
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http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/374389/submarine-base-nears-completion-now-navy-needs-a-fleet
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Submarine procurement
While most of the equipment to be requested by the RTAF is, to varying degrees, already anticipated by the government, it is the procurement of the submarine that will prove most contentious, given the RTN's previous efforts to acquire such a capability and the government's uncommitted stance on the programme.
However, the RTAF source told IHS Jane's that the purchase of the diesel-electric submarine is now being seriously considered. The main driver behind the purchase is the expected long-term impact of Thailand's significant involvement in the development of the deep-sea Dawei port off the Andaman Sea in Myanmar.
This port is forecast to commence operations in about 10 years and will enable Thailand, through its high investment and involvement in the project, to bypass the Gulf of Thailand in importing and exporting goods to Europe, India and the Middle East. The port is the brainchild of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, (Yingluck's brother) who was ousted in a military coup in 2006.
The RTAF source said that while the RTN's attention is currently drawn to the procurement of the first of two frigates from DSME, under a USD468 million contract signed in August, a team from the RTN has been undergoing a submarine technology training programme, held by ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems in Germany, with a view to a potential future purchase. The RTN, he said, has also invested in a range of submarine simulation and training systems, which are now installed at the RTN's Sattahip Naval Base.
He said: "The Navy's number one priority at the moment is the procurement of the frigate, but on 8 November a team that has been undergoing submarine training in Germany will return to Thailand. Another team is expected to go to South Korea shortly and with the knowledge from these two teams we will find the best solution for the RTN." He added: "This submarine programme will only be for a brand new submarine, we will not buy second-hand."
ที่มา http://www.janes.com/article/28342/thai-military-outline-procurement-shopping-list
กองทัพเรือกำลังก่อสร้างอาคารกองเรือดำน้ำและศูนย์ฝึกเรือดำน้ำ ซึ่งจะมีกำหนดแล้วเสร็จประมาณเดือนมีนาคม 2557 ประกอบด้วยศูนย์ฝึกเรือดำน้ำราคา 540 ล้านบาท เครื่องจำลองการฝึกเรือดำน้ำกับค่าการฝึกต่างๆ มูลค่า 200 ล้านบาท สำหรับการเตรียมความรู้ให้กับกำลังพลเพื่อรองรับการมีเรือดำน้ำ และกองทัพเรือมีแผนจะจัดซื้อเรือดำน้ำอย่างน้อย 3 ลำในแผนพัฒนากองทัพ 10 ปี
ภาพสถานที่ก่อสร้างเผื่อนึกกันไม่ออก
ที่มาภาพจากกระทู้นี้ http://www.thaifighterclub.org/webboard/18116/กองเรือดำนำกับการพัฒนาหลัง4-กย-2556-----เริ่มเป็นรูปเป็นร่างแล้ว.html
The Royal Thai Navy plans to complete the construction of a submarine squadron headquarters and training centre in March next year, despite not having any submarines in its fleet.
Construction on the project began last year at Chon Buri's Sattahip Naval Base.
The navy is eyeing the purchase of at least three submarines as part of its next 10-year procurement plan.
Submarine squadron chief Panu Punyavirocha said the new headquarters will cost 540 million baht.
About 200 million baht of that is being spent on the Submarine Command Team Trainer, which will include a crew training stimulator.
ที่มา - http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/374389/submarine-base-nears-completion-now-navy-needs-a-fleet