Gambar2 Lawatan Muzium dan Peringatan Militari

mumuchi wrote:tu aku suspek rega masuk RM10 tu masih basic aja..lepas leh masuk dalam kapal naik rega la...lepas depa tutup disember ni untuk renovation..

mumuchi wrote:sebenarnya potential submariners akan belajar dalam full fledge submarine simulator before sea training da..ada orang tanya menda ni masuk dalam which pembelian tak, or even know of its purchase

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Muzium Shah Alam: Ferret Peninjau Malaya yang digunakan di Congo 1961

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Muzium Negara: Telefon Radio British... Tahun ???? mcm WW1 punya jer..

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yaminz wrote:
Kita perlukan muzium khas tok smua nie... Benda bersejarah nei...

The Star Online > Metroperak

Monday December 12, 2011
Adventure on a off-duty ship

Story and photos by EDMUND NGO
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WATCHING movies such as the Pirates of the Caribbean and Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World, stir up a longing for adventure on the high seas. Many wonder what life as a sailor of the world’s oceans is like.

However, for land lubbers who are not equipped with a seaman’s
knowledge to navigate a course on the Seven Seas or the stomach to set
sail for months at a time, the Rahmat Maritime Museum offers a unique
experience that gives a taste of life at sea.

Docked at the Marina Wing, Lumut, the museum is actually a decommissioned warship, the KD Rahmat, which had served for several decades in the Royal Malaysia Navy since she was commissioned in 1971.

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Serene: The view of
the open gun deck
seen from the
bridge at the
Rahmat Maritime
Museum in Lumut.


Its service had been long and distinguished, being the first frigate
designed to the requirements of the navy and the first in the region to
be fitted with a quadruple Sea Cat Surface to Air Missile (SAM) launcher
— a complex weapon system at the time.

As a class-leading vessel among naval forces in South-East Asia, the
ship’s design emphasised high levels of automation and simplicity,
reducing the need for a large crew.

Built by Yarrow Shipbuilders in Glasgow, Scotland, the ship was initially called the KD Hang Jebat, but after a run of unfortunate events in the 1970s, she was renamed KD Rahmat, which means blessings in Malay.

Originally configured as an anti-submarine warfare (ASW) frigate, the
ship was also used as the navy’s second training vessel, having
transformed into a training platform for commissioned officers and men
after a routine refit in 2000.

To enhance its role as a training vessel and to provide more
accommodation space for trainees, its weapons and sonar systems were
removed during the refit. The frigate was decommissioned in 2004 and
handed over to the Perak government in 2008.

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Intricate: Controls behind the menacing 4.5” MK V Gun on
board the main deck of the decommissioned KD Rahmat.


The 93.8m-long vessel still strikes an imposing presence as a
historical monument, with three of its decks open for guided tours,
which take up to 90 minutes to complete.

Walking along its tight passageways, visitors may feel claustrophobic
and come to appreciate the sacrifices of the nation’s naval personnel,
who have to live and work in such cramped environments round the clock
in order to protect our waters.

On the second deck, visitors get to visit the laundry room, the sick
bay, the crew’s mess hall, officers’ cabins, galley (kitchen) and also
the crew’s berthing cabin.

In the crew’s berthing cabin, three beds are stacked on top of each
other to maximise space while storage lockers for the crew’s belongings
fill up the remaining free space.

Climbing up the steep and tight stairs and hatches and navigating the
maze-like corridors is certainly a challenge but gives a further
glimpse into the living conditions of the naval forces.

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Listen up: A
funnel like speaker
which allows the
bridge to
communicate with
other parts of the
ship.


On the main deck is a large
4.5” MK V anti-aircraft gun,
which has a rate of fire of 24 rounds per minute and was used with remote power control during its heyday.

On this level, the helideck is also open to visitors, while at night,
tables and chairs are set up in a café-like setting to provide light
refreshments.

Not to be missed is the bridge, where with a commanding view of the
ship and the open seas, is bound to make anyone’s dream of wearing the
captain’s uniform and directing the ship’s course, come true.

For visitors prone to seasickness, they can rest assured that the
ship is safe from rough seas, while those who are more adventurous can
opt to stay overnight in the refurbished quarters fitted with
air-conditioning.

In a recent tour of the museum, State Tourism Committee chairman
Datuk Hamidah Osman said the museum was an excellent tourism product for
the state.

“It gives visitors a glimpse into the lives of our sailors, how they
lived and worked at sea, their hardships and the ship’s history, This
provides visitors with valuable insight.

“I hope this ship will be an iconic product and it certainly will be included in Visit Perak Year 2012,” she said.

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tenteng wrote:semalam masa tunggu baju siap alter.. saje2 ajak abg pg muzium kapal selam...

alamakkkk.. bila sampai sana, terkejut yang amat.. x terjangkau dek akal muzium nie..

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ada kesalahan ejaan..

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Padang jarak padang tekukur..
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tenteng wrote:hairan sangat kenapa muzium nie dah dibuka utk tontonan umum. dengan jalan tak siap.. macam nak masuk construction site pulak. kalo orang dari jauh datang, mesti menyesal tak sudah. boleh tengok kapal selam seketul jek. isi perut dalam kapal selam bleh tgk melalui gambar.

venez wrote:

tenteng wrote:hairan sangat kenapa muzium nie dah dibuka utk tontonan umum. dengan jalan tak siap.. macam nak masuk construction site pulak. kalo orang dari jauh datang, mesti menyesal tak sudah. boleh tengok kapal selam seketul jek. isi perut dalam kapal selam bleh tgk melalui gambar.

lerrr, ingatkan leh panjat masuk dlm...

tenteng wrote:hairan sangat kenapa muzium nie dah dibuka utk tontonan umum. dengan jalan tak siap.. macam nak masuk construction site pulak. kalo orang dari jauh datang, mesti menyesal tak sudah. boleh tengok kapal selam seketul jek. isi perut dalam kapal selam bleh tgk melalui gambar.

marc_zman wrote:kalu wa tak silap dlm papaer seminggu dua lepas, KM Melaka ada sebut pasal nak mintak bajet dari Kem. Pelancongan.. tuk produk pelancongan mana? wa tak ingat.. kalu tuk muzium ni pun ok jugak