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Domestic Fire Tender 4x4 Malaysia Army Service
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No: 2728   Contributor: hhilmy77   Year: 2007   Manufacturer: BMC   Country: Malaysia
Domestic Fire Tender 4x4 Malaysia Army Service

Domestic Fire Tender 4x4 mounted on BMC Pro 621 chassis for Malaysian Army Service.Fabricated by AVP Engineering (M) Sdn Bhd.
Picture added on 19 April 2007
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Possibly the chassis is local made and it is operated by Malaysian Army Fire Services. At the background is the Condor armored vehicle. Hilmy post more TD fire appliances photos.

Added by Bomba995 on 19 April 2007.
The Chassis is a Turkish One with Man engine.
This unit is fabricated by CME Bhd.

Added by Nick on 20 April 2007.
Actually this BMC chassis origin from Turkey after British Motor Corp (BMC) sold the the license to Turkey. This bodyworks and all the system designed by me and this picture has been taken during final acceptance test

Added by Hhilmy77 on 20 April 2007.
This unit fabricated by AVP Eng.Sdn Bhd not by CME.Please visit This site: www.avp.com.my . This turkish chassis using Cummin engine.

Added by Hhilmy77 on 20 April 2007.
Hilmy. How many units were made for the TDM?

Added by Nick on 20 April 2007.
3 units.Two 4x2 & one 4x4

Added by Hhilmy77 on 24 April 2007.
The BMC Chassis is rather nice. Any plans to fabricate more?

Added by Nick on 25 April 2007.
From the 'unoffical' news, TD have plan to add 7 more but i'm not sure either we can get the contract or not.Nick, are u malaysian?


Added by Hhilmy77 on 26 April 2007.
Yep.

Added by Nick on 26 April 2007.
How about malaysia civil defence department

Added by KROLL on 21 May 2007.
I know very well about the appliances used by the Malaysia Civil Defence Department (JPA3).

Added by Bomba995 on 22 May 2007.
what is diffrence civil defence and bomba? are they do same the job? can you list the appliances malaysia civil defence?

Added by KROLL on 30 May 2007.
Civil Defence usually have a wide scope of jobs including act like national guards during large scale disaster eg war. Bomba (fire) only concentrates on fire&rescue jobs.

Added by Bomba995 on 30 May 2007.
the JPA3 fleet usualy consist of the:Hicom mini fire trucks, Iveco&Toyota Hiace ambulances, Hicom lorry, Land Rover Defender personal carrier and some boats. Sadly i don't have their photos.

Added by Bomba Boy on 02 June 2007.
In singapore they use civil defence why not fire and rescue? Are they prepare for the war?

Added by Kroll on 06 June 2007.
Yep. It is correct

Added by Bomba995 on 07 June 2007.
Kroll, it's one of the 5 Defences of singapore, but a part of the SCDF is the Fire and Ambulance Service.



Added by Fire995 on 09 June 2007.
ok thanks, i think scdf operation more effective than from malaysia. In malaysia they have many agencies to handle when have emergency.

Added by Kroll on 12 June 2007.
Yep. You are correct Kroll. SCDF ops are well organise than JPA3. JPA3 are lacking in staff and the appliances itself.

Added by Bomba Boy on 12 June 2007.
i think our agencies should merge in one department like Singapore done, they merge fire rescue service with civil defence. so i think they can optimize man power permanent staf and volunteer, the ops. can be effectively in time war and time of peace

Added by Kroll on 13 June 2007.
anyone want malaysian civil defence dept pic?..i"m one of the Civil defence dept staff.

Added by Rinser on 29 July 2007.
Ok Rinser i hope the editor and the viewers might be happy if you post the JPA3 appliance photos at the web.

Added by BOMBA BOY on 30 July 2007.
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