{{Short description|Vessel class}} {{Infobox ship |section1={{Infobox ship/image |image=KD Sri Gaya at Sandakan.jpg |image_caption= Rear view of KD ''Sri Gaya'' }}
|section2={{Infobox ship/class overview |name=''Sri Tiga'' class |builders= Boustead Heavy Industries Corporation (BHIC) |operators={{navy|Malaysia}} |class_before= |class_after= |subclasses= |cost= |built_range= |in_service_range= |total_ships_building= |total_ships_planned= |total_ships_completed=2 |total_ships_canceled= |total_ships_active=2 |total_ships_laid_up= |total_ships_lost= |total_ships_retired= |total_ships_preserved= }}
|section3={{Infobox ship/characteristics |type=Fast Troop Vessels |displacement=117 tonnes |length={{convert|38|m|ft|abbr=on}} |beam={{convert|7|m|ft|abbr=on}} |draught={{convert|1.1|m|ft|abbr=on}} |propulsion=4 MAN D2842 LE 408 diesel, 4 water-jets Hamilton 521 |speed={{convert|28.0|kn}} |capacity= |complement= |sensors= Search and navigation radar Furuno, I-band |EW= |armament= *1 x 20 mm gun * 2 x 12.7 mm Browning M2HB machine gun |aircraft= |notes= }} }}
The '''''Sri Tiga'' class''' is a class of fast troop vessels of the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) with the length of 38 meters and displacing 117 tons. A total of two ships are currently in service.
==Development== The Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) commissioned their two locally built KD Sri Gaya and KD Sri Tiga in 2001. Both ships build by local company Boustead Heavy Industries Corporation (BHIC). All ships named after islands in Sabah.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.navy.mil.my/index.php/en/information/publishing/guide/file/1576-13-12-18-new-co-at-kd-sri-gaya|title=Guide - 13.12.18 - New CO at KD Sri Gaya - RMN Official Website}}</ref>
==Characteristics== This ship is made of aluminum, lighter material than steel plate but more secure than fiberglass and needs only minimal maintenance. The crew of this ship is small, leaving more space for carrying troops.
The ship is powered by four waterjets and four machines, able to reach a speed of 25-28 knots. This is high for this size of military troop transport ship. The ship weighs 117 tons and is 38 meters long and 7.2 meters wide. It can carry 32 fully armed troops and equipment at a cruising speed over 1000 km of 14 knots.
For self-defense, this ship is equipped with 20mm cannon. Other weaponry such as grenade launcher and anti-tank guided missile can be added. This ship's modular design allows it to serve multiple purposes, including fast attack, fast troop vessel, light logistic vessel, general cargo, marine ambulance, diving platforms, and patrol.
==Major operation== In May 2018, the ''KD Sri Tiga'' held a meeting with the Philippine Navy ship, the BRP Cebu at the maritime border between Malaysia and the Philippines to exchange intelligence information as part of the ''Trilateral Maritime Patrol Programme'' in the Eastern Security Zone (Esszone) of Sabah.<ref>[http://www.thesundaily.my/news/2018/05/24/msian-filipino-naval-ships-meet-maritime-border-exchange-intelligence "M'sian, Filipino Naval Ships to Meet at Maritime Border to Exchange Intelligence"]</ref>
==Ships of the class==
{|class="wikitable" |- !Pennant<br>number !Name !Commission Year |- | 332 || KD ''Sri Tiga'' || 2001 |- | 331 || KD ''Sri Gaya'' || 2001 |}
==References== {{reflist}} {{Royal Malaysian Navy Ships}}
Category:Ships of the Royal Malaysian Navy