Indonesia Defence Forum

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Suddenly new..

This amx simulator imported or made in indonesia?

imported, from Bandung

SAAB offered Bamse to match Nasams

 

[GraveDigger388]

imported, from Bandung

C'mon, now..

 

[Kalazan]

imported, from Bandung

SAAB offered Bamse to match Nasams

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i see...country called cimahi rit?

 

[mandala]

Leopard 2RI arrivals video.

 

[MacanJawa]

Leopard 2RI arrivals video.

Beast!

Hey guys did we buy more f-16 second hand from us?

 

[mandala]

Report: Indonesia to invest in naval forces modernisation backed by strong economic growth

2 September 2016

Indonesia’s defence expenditure is anticipated to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 11.13% during 2016-2021, to reach $11.94bn by 2021, according to a report by Strategic Defence Intelligence (SDI).

Titled, “Future of the Indonesian Defense Industry – Market Attractiveness, Competitive Landscape and Forecasts to 2021”, the report forecasts the Indonesian defence market trends and spending patterns.

Growing at an average rate of 7.9%,the Indonesian economy is expected to lead to greater defence expenditure. Indonesia’s defence spending is mainly driven by increasing tensions in the South China Sea, territorial conflicts with South-Asian countries, and continuous deployment of forces on the Natuna Islands, as well as anti-piracy and illegal fishing and drug smuggling control missions.

The nation’s initiatives to counter asymmetric threats are anticipated to create demand for maritime surveillance and security equipment, imaging systems, airport security, biometric systems and video-surveillance systems to counter security threats of internal and external origins.

The major naval procurement programmes that form part of the Indonesian Ministry of Defence’s (MoD) procurement plan include the AS565 Panther anti-submarine warfare (ASW) helicopters, Chang Bogo-class tactical submarines, and landing ship tanks (LSTs).

With the majority of equipment and platforms being from the Soviet-era, Indonesia is investing in new hardware, as well as upgrades to replace old systems. The country’s defence market is valued at $6.97bn in 2016.

http://www.naval-technology.com/new...tion-backed-by-strong-economic-growth-4993715

 

[Kalazan]

Report: Indonesia to invest in naval forces modernisation backed by strong economic growth

2 September 2016

Indonesia’s defence expenditure is anticipated to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 11.13% during 2016-2021, to reach $11.94bn by 2021, according to a report by Strategic Defence Intelligence (SDI).

Titled, “Future of the Indonesian Defense Industry – Market Attractiveness, Competitive Landscape and Forecasts to 2021”, the report forecasts the Indonesian defence market trends and spending patterns.

Growing at an average rate of 7.9%,the Indonesian economy is expected to lead to greater defence expenditure. Indonesia’s defence spending is mainly driven by increasing tensions in the South China Sea, territorial conflicts with South-Asian countries, and continuous deployment of forces on the Natuna Islands, as well as anti-piracy and illegal fishing and drug smuggling control missions.

The nation’s initiatives to counter asymmetric threats are anticipated to create demand for maritime surveillance and security equipment, imaging systems, airport security, biometric systems and video-surveillance systems to counter security threats of internal and external origins.

The major naval procurement programmes that form part of the Indonesian Ministry of Defence’s (MoD) procurement plan include the AS565 Panther anti-submarine warfare (ASW) helicopters, Chang Bogo-class tactical submarines, and landing ship tanks (LSTs).

With the majority of equipment and platforms being from the Soviet-era, Indonesia is investing in new hardware, as well as upgrades to replace old systems. The country’s defence market is valued at $6.97bn in 2016.

http://www.naval-technology.com/new...tion-backed-by-strong-economic-growth-4993715

hope new fregat and destroyer class will be come not in long time.
and my vote is : iver huitfeld and king sejong.
cheaper,handsome,powerfull.

 

[pr1v4t33r]

KRI Siribua-859 & KRI Alamang-644 seized MT Angeline 2, an illegal tanker in Bintan waters
Tim Western Fleet Quick Response (WFQR) 4 Pangkalan Utama Angkatan Laut (Lantamal) IV Tanjungpinang bekerjasama dengan Gugus Keamanan Laut (Guskamla) Komando Armada RI Kawasan Barat (Koarmabar) berhasil menangkap kapal MT Angeline 2, di perairan utara Lagoi Pulau Bintan Kepulauan Riau.

http://poskotanews.com/2016/09/02/tim-wfqr-4-koarmabar-tangkap-kapal-sindikat-bbm-ilegal/

 

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Indonesia seeks UNSC non-permanent seat
Marguerite Afra Sapiie
The Jakarta Post
Jakarta | Fri, September 2 2016 | 11:37 am

Vice President Jusuf Kalla (center) accompanies President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo (left) during a Cabinet meeting at the Presidential Office on July 19.(Antara Foto/yudhi mahatma)

Indonesia is set to launch a campaign at the 71st UN General Assembly later this month to secure a seat as a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council (UNSC) for 2019 to 2020, the Foreign Ministry has said.

UNSC non-permanent membership was important for Indonesia to be able to promote world peace and stability because many global security issues are initially discussed at the UNSC, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Arrmanatha Nasir said.

Vice President Jusuf Kalla is scheduled to attend the UN General Assembly in New York from Sept. 19 to 29, where he is set to launch the campaign for Indonesia's nomination for the UNSC non-permanent member seat. Indonesia is eying a seat that will be left vacant by Kazakhstan, which will serve as a UNSC member from 2017 to 2018, representing the Asia-Pacific region.

"The UNSC is where Indonesia's voice can directly reach the world and our influence can be apparent. There, Indonesia can contribute to constructing what we call World Order," Arrmanatha said on Thursday.

The government was optimistic that Indonesia, as a country that has contributed a lot to promoting peace and stability at regional and global levels, could gain a seat on the UNSC, Arrmanatha said.

Indonesia's support for Palestine's independence at the Asia-Africa Conference, its commitment to upholding ASEAN unity amid the South China Sea dispute and the fact that the country was among the 10 biggest contributors to the UN’s peacekeeping troops are expected to be considered by other countries in supporting Indonesia's campaign, Arrmanatha said. (bbn)

http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2016/09/02/indonesia-seeks-unsc-non-permanent-seat.html

 

[GerhardA]

Dibikinin simulator canggih, alamat amx-13 bakal terus dipertahankan dan di upgrade

Haha bagus dong.

hope new fregat and destroyer class will be come not in long time.
and my vote is : iver huitfeld and king sejong.
cheaper,handsome,powerfull.

I'd love to see Indonesia own a "Sejong the Great" class destroyer, but the question is: That thing has the AEGIS system and AN/SPY-1 radar on it. Would the US even allow us to have that technology?

They've already cancelled 4 main tech transfers in the KFX project (AESA, IRST, and 2 more stuff) because of our involvement in it. They could block us from buying the ship as well, even if we have the money because it has these key technologies.

 

[Yuyukangkang]

Haha bagus dong.

I'd love to see Indonesia own a "Sejong the Great" class destroyer, but the question is: That thing has the AEGIS system and AN/SPY-1 radar on it. Would the US even allow us to have that technology?

That's why Iver Huidfelt Class would be better option ...

 

[GerhardA]

That's why Iver Huidfelt Class would be better option ...

Well Iver is a frigate not a destroyer and @Kalazan thinks that Indonesia might get a destroyer as well for the modernisation of the navy. That's why I was talking about destroyers and not frigates.

 

[mejikuhibiu]

i prefer for type 45 destroyer.. lumayan pake AESA and Viper for air defense...

 

[Kalazan]

Haha bagus dong.

I'd love to see Indonesia own a "Sejong the Great" class destroyer, but the question is: That thing has the AEGIS system and AN/SPY-1 radar on it. Would the US even allow us to have that technology?

They've already cancelled 4 main tech transfers in the KFX project (AESA, IRST, and 2 more stuff) because of our involvement in it. They could block us from buying the ship as well, even if we have the money because it has these key technologies.

I dont know excatly what will happened later.
But indonesia become stronger on power and political position in the regional and maybe the world.
So in my opinion when the things between china and US become hot, we can manage to get that system. Of course not to get the technology but only the system aquisition.

We can use the rivalry of that two nation to get the advanced system from US. In the time being we have got latest version of helo, Apache Guardian. The weapon that sold for US allies only.
That what we need is best negosiator. Like what we have done in the earlier time when trikora campaign flamed up.

 

[GerhardA]

I dont know excatly what will happened later.
But indonesia become stronger on power and political position in the regional and maybe the world.
So in my opinion when the things between china and US become hot, we can manage to get that system. Of course not to get the technology but only the system aquisition.

We can use the rivalry of that two nation to get the advanced system from US. In the time being we have got latest version of helo, Apache Guardian. The weapon that sold for US allies only.
That what we need is best negosiator. Like what we have done in the earlier time when trikora campaign flamed up.

Maybe. But then we'd have to pick sides and we will violate our own "bebas dan aktif" principle in our international relations.