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[nufix]

List of active Indonesian Navy ships - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia @nufix I am fed up of no progress for Indonesian air force but I have questions for Indonesian navy and I want answer for all those questions 1 the frigates which you brought from Netherlands and also corvettes have they gone under up gradation if yes than please tell the details off those up gradation and also tell detail off the patrol crafts and missile boats Indonesian navy uses please reply me soon @Reashot Xigwin

The Air Force progress is a little bit slower than the progress for the Navy or Army, I don't know why, but usually the speed of a progress depends on how much the will of the 4 stars general itself. If the general came from the Air Force, it will be clear that during his year of leadership, Air Force will be his main priority. Unfortunately, during this 2 periode of leadership in Indonesian Armed Force, both of the old general and the new appointed general came from but the Air Force.

It is not 1 Frigate, the recent news confirm 2 frigates IMDEX Asia 2013: Two-ship programme firms up for Indonesian PKR frigate

Clearly Wikipedia is a little bit not so up to date.

About Corvettes, the MoU was signed in Jan 2013 during a visit by Britain's Minister of Defence, Phillipps Hammond to Jakarta. But the prices are still in Negotiation.

Patrol Craft in Indonesia is similar to fast missile boat, both of them are having similar size; 40 - 70 meter length and similar weaponries; Anti-Ship missile, 30 mm gatling and/or 57 mm gun, and 20 mm Oerlikon anti air gun. The only difference they have is their engine. Patrol craft is designed to guard area within its border and not in first tier strike force, so the engine is not so powerful thus making its speed is not as fast as missile boats.

PT PAL's FPB 57 (Andau, Pandrong, Todak class)
Length Overall: 58,10 m
Length Waterline : 54.20 m
Breadth: 7.62 m
Depth: 4.75 m
Speed Max: 30 knots
Displacement: 454 Ton
Complement: 42 persons
Main Engine: 2 X 4130 HP

Andau Class:

PTFG class:

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_Lu1aDZM92...etA/s1600/KRI+MANDAU+621+&+KRI+LAYANG+805.jpg

Pandrong class:

Missile Boats:

KCR 40 and 60

250 tons and 457 tons for KCR 60
Length: 43 m (141 ft 1 in) 63 m for KCR 60
Beam: 7.40 m (24 ft 3 in) 8.10 m for KCR 60
Speed: 30 knots
Complement: 35 and 43 for KCR 60 and 13 special forces personnel
Sensors and processing systems: Sewaco
Armament:

1 x 57 mm Mk2
2 × C-705 SSM
1 × 30 mm AK-630 CIWS
2 × 20 mm Vektor G12

KCR 40 Clurit class

KCR 60

KCR 63

 

[Inoyasha2]

Two patrol vessels launched to monitor exclusive economic zones
Fadli, The Jakarta Post, Batam, Archipelago
Sun, June 09 2013, 3:12 PM


The Marine Security Coordinating Agency (Bakorkamla) has launched two patrol vessels that will monitor maritime safety in exclusive economic zones across the country. The 48-meter-long vessels – the KN Bintang Laut 4801 and KN Singa Laut 4802 – are equipped with weapons systems.

Bakorkamla executive director Rear Adm. Bambang Suwarto told The Jakarta Post that the two vessels, which are worth Rp 58 billion (US$5.9 million), were fully funded by the state budget. He said eight catamaran patrol vessels and 10 rift patrol ships operated by the agency had been donated by various countries, but primarily from Australia.

“These two vessels are the first that Bakorkamla has developed using state budget funds,” said Bambang.

He made his comments during the launch of the vessels at the PT Palindo Marine Port in Tanjung Ucang, Batam, Riau Islands, on Saturday.

West Armada Command chief Rear Adm Arif Rudiyanto and officials from the Administrative Reforms Ministry and the Defense Ministry also attended the ceremony.

Bakorkamla is aiming to develop a total of six 48-meter vessels, designed as an effective platform for patrolling Indonesia’s exclusive economic zones, by 2014.

It is said that the vessels are fully equipped with 20 millimeter guns, having been designed for security operations.

“They are also supported by long-shot cameras with a range of up to 20 kilometers and the use of satellite technology so that their activities can be monitored from Bakorkamla headquarters in Jakarta,” Bambang said.

The KN Bintang Laut was built by Palindo Marine while the KN Singa Laut was developed by dockyard company PT Citra Shipyard. The four other patrol vessels will also be built by local companies. (ebf)






taken from JakartaPost

 

[Zarvan]

Think long term. If your plane "broke" most country will send it to other country to fix it. If in the future our plane "broke" we can fix it or maybe even upgrade it our self. We can save A$$ load of money in the progress or again in the future we maybe decide to build our own plane.That's a bigger return of investment than a couple of planes.

We are operating under the new MEF doctrine (Minimum Essential Forces). To someone who don't know about it we maybe seen as "weakening our armed forces" which is probably true, but remember Indonesia is the dominant power in South East Asia. Even the notion alone terrify our neighbors. For example the reason we don't buy weapons in bulk is that we will receive a "complaint" from our neighbors about the purchases. This is necessary to maintain the region equilibrium. We don't want to end up like India or Israel.

sir that is good we are too developing our own fighter jet JF-17 but still we have around 450 fighter jets you country should have at least 250 fighter jets specially with this size of navy and army

 

[Zarvan]

@nufix I was asking the question and that 1 was for question 1 I am asking that the frigates which you bought from Netherlands from 1981 to 1989 they are around 7 off those have they been upgraded and if yes and also corvettes which you got from Netherlands after 1975 have they been upgraded ?

 

[nufix]

@<u><a href="http://www.defence.pk/forums/member.php?u=143410" target="_blank">nufix</a></u> I was asking the question and that 1 was for question 1 I am asking that the frigates which you bought from Netherlands from 1981 to 1989 they are around 7 off those have they been upgraded and if yes and also corvettes which you got from Netherlands after 1975 have they been upgraded ?

Oh, the Van Speijk class, yes all of them have been repowered by new engine 2 x Caterpillar CAT DITA 3616, Reintjes WAV 1000 P gearboxes 16000 hp, (5,450 kW) in 2007&#8211;2008 by PT Tesco Indo

Radar: LW-03, DA-02, M45, M44
Sonar: Types 170B, 162
Combat system: SEWACO

Armament of these Van Speijks are also replaced by Long Range Cruise missile as well as anti-ship missiles.

P800 Onyx on KRI OWA (Van Speijk class)

C802 on KRI AHP (Van Speijk class)

 

[Zarvan]

Oh, the Van Speijk class, yes all of them have been repowered by new engine 2 x Caterpillar CAT DITA 3616, Reintjes WAV 1000 P gearboxes 16000 hp, (5,450 kW) in 2007&#8211;2008 by PT Tesco Indo

Radar: LW-03, DA-02, M45, M44
Sonar: Types 170B, 162
Combat system: SEWACO

Armament of these Van Speijks are also replaced by Long Range Cruise missile as well as anti-ship missiles.

P800 Onyx on KRI OWA (Van Speijk class)

C802 on KRI AHP (Van Speijk class)

okay that is good and how many new corvettes are comming Wikipedia says one frigate of sigma class would come and three corvettes from Bruno would be added to navy soon

 

[nufix]

okay that is good and how many new corvettes are comming Wikipedia says one frigate of sigma class would come and three corvettes from Bruno would be added to navy soon

3 Nahkoda Ragam class and 2 PKR 105.

NAHKODA RAGAM

PKR 105

 

[nufix]

CARAT Indonesia 2013 US-Indonesia Navy Exercise

The Republic of Indonesia Navy band renders honors as the guided missile destroyer USS Momsen (DDG 92) arrives in Jakarta, Indonesia.

Members of the Republic of Indonesia Navy stand by as the amphibious dock landing ship USS Tortuga (LSD 46) arrives in Jakarta, Indonesia.

JAKARTA, Indonesia (May 21, 2013) Republic of Indonesia Navy Sailors render honors as diving and salvage ship USNS Safeguard USNS Safeguard (T-ARS 50) as it arrives in Jakarta, Indonesia.

JAKARTA, Indonesia (May 21, 2013) Adm. Dr. Marsetio, the Naval Staff Chief of the Indonesian Navy and Kristen Bauer, right, Deputy Chief of Mission at the U.S. Embassy in Jakarta, address guests during the opening ceremonies of Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) exercise Indonesia 2013.

A Republic of Indonesia Navy Sailor renders honors to Adm. Dr. Marsetio, the Naval Staff Chief of the Indonesian Navy during the opening ceremonies of Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) exercise Indonesia 2013.

JAKARTA, Indonesia (May 21, 2013) &#8211; Sailors and Marines from the United States and Indonesia attend the opening ceremony for Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) 2013.

JAKARTA, Indonesia (May 21, 2013) Adm. Dr. Marsetio, the Naval Staff Chief of the Indonesian Navy and Kristen Bauer, Deputy Chief of Mission at the U.S. Embassy in Jakarta, speak to local media during the opening ceremonies of Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) exercise Indonesia 2013.

Indonesian Naval Crew and US Naval crew holding on-board night music ceremony

 

[nufix]

Indonesian Navy Ships escorting US Navy's LSD

Indonesian Navy's warships escorting US Navy's Destroyer

 

[Inoyasha2]

belum bisa posting gambar...

 

[Zarvan]

3 Nahkoda Ragam class and 2 PKR 105.

NAHKODA RAGAM

PKR 105

so by 2030 how many frigates and corvettes and missile boats and petrol crafts and submarines would be in indonesian service

 

[soaringeagle]

Very impressive.

 

[scobydoo]

so by 2030 how many frigates and corvettes and missile boats and petrol crafts and submarines would be in indonesian service

Jezz... You ask the same question again and again..

Nufix has been explained it the previous post, and i think see him online somewhere but didn't answer your question here, he must be tired for answering your every question.

Now read this: estimated number of procurement up to 2024

 

[Zarvan]

Jezz... You ask the same question again and again..

Nufix has been explained it the previous post, and i think see him online somewhere but didn't answer your question here, he must be tired for answering your every question.

Now read this: estimated number of procurement up to 2024

Yes I got the answer but I really hope you now work fast on Air Force because you have strong Army and Navy and Army is going to get some more equipment really soon but your Air force that is in a real mess needs lot of new sukhois and F-16 and need the fast

 

[Reashot Xigwin]

Indonesia to build infrastructure for submarine production

Wed, June 12 2013 00:30 |

Illustration. Indonesian navy submarine, KRI Nanggala-402. (FOTO ANTARA/M Risyal Hidayat)

Jakarta (ANTARA News) - Defense Minister Purnomo Yusgiantoro said Indonesia will soon build infrastructure for the production of submarines.

The infrastructure will be built by state shipbuilding company PT PAL in Surabaya, Purnomo said after a session of the Committee for the Defense Industry Policy here on Tuesday.

He said the country is expected to have the infrastructure ready in the next two to three years.

The session of the Committee, which is chaired by Purnomo, also discusses a plan to produce jet fighter planes in the country.

Purnomo said legal umbrella would be needed before any step taken to build the war plane and submarine infrastructure.

"Support from the House of Representatives would be needed to provide a legal basis for the project," he said.

Indonesia as the world`s largest archipelago, would need strong navy and air force to protect its thousands of islands.

Indonesia has agreed with South Korea to cooperate in building the infrastructure for the production of submarines. The cooperation will include in license, engineering manufacturing and production of prototype.

Cooperation is already implemented in design technology and in the next two years cooperation is expected to be implemented in engineering manufacturing and prototype.

Indonesia and South Korea also agreed on transfer of technology in the construction of submarines.

Earlier, the government said development of modern factory to produce submarine would be implemented in 2016-2017.

The first submarine to be produced under the cooperation agreement in Korea will be completed in 2014.

Construction of the second submarine will involve Indonesian technicians and production of the third unit will be in Indonesia by PT PAL.

The submarine bases will be built in the Palu bay, Central Sulawesi to be commissioned by the end of this year. All units of Indonesian submarine will be stationed in the Palu bay including the new one produced in Korea.(*)

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US Ambassador joins opening of US-RI military exercise

Tue, June 11 2013 20:27 |

Photo document of US-Indonesia army exercise in Cilodong, Depok, West Java. (ANTARA/Penerangan AD)

Jakarta (ANTARA News) - US Ambassador Scot Marciel attended the opening of a US-Indonesia army exercise in Cilodong, Depok, West Java, on Monday, the US Embassy said on its official website on Tuesday.

Scot Marciel joined Maj. Gen. Gary Hara, Deputy Commander for the Army National Guard, US Army Pacific (USARPAC) and Indonesian Defense Forces (TNI) Maj. Gen. Daniel Ambat, Kostrad (Army`s Strategic Command) Division 1 Commander, for the opening of the Garuda Shield exercise (GS) in Cilodong.

Garuda Shield is an annual Army-to-Army interoperability exercise is focused on building stronger relationships, sharing techniques, tactics and procedures, and building operational familiarity.

This year`s Garuda Shield is the 7th iteration of the exercise and represents the largest and most complex bilateral event ever conducted between the United States and Indonesian Armies.

The exercise consists of four parts including a combined tactical operations center and staff process, computer planning exercise, intensive field exercise portion, and a combined airborne operation with the U.S. Army`s 82nd Airborne Division.

This is the 7th iteration of the Garuda Shield exercise which is scheduled to conclude on June 21 at Kostrad Division 1 Headquarters.

The Garuda Shield exercise is the centerpiece of a series of exercises that are building greater cooperation under the U.S.-Indonesia Comprehensive Partnership.

United States forces also participated Gema Bhakti combined Humanitarian Assistance Disaster Relief staff exercise at the International Peace and Security Center in Sentul, Indonesia from June 6-10.

The Gema Bhakti exercise brought together forces from U.S. Army Pacific Command, U.S. Navy and Air Force to work side-by-side personnel from the TNI to create response planning to assist Indonesia in responding more efficiently to a natural disaster.

Experts in various disaster relief fields discussed issues, emergency responders and support services, face during an emergency and provided insights which allowed roughly 100 participants from both militaries to brain storm ideas to support national and strategic level decision making processes.

As a further compliment to the Garuda Shield and Gema Bhakti exercises, Indonesia and the United States also conducted a Disaster Response Exercise & Exchange entitled Pacific Resilience.

Pacific Resilience, held from June 3-6 at the Indonesia Peace & Security Center in Sentul brought together USARPAC, TNI, Indonesian disaster response agencies, and U.S. agencies, including the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).

During the course of the exercise, over 150 participants gathered to focus on humanitarian assistance and disaster relief. The exercise was designed to simulate the response to an earthquake and tsunami impacting the area of Padang in western Sumatra.
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