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And that might come true in the near future, with kostrad and marines requesting for hundreds of minigun recently.
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And that might come true in the near future, with kostrad and marines requesting for hundreds of minigun recently.
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Ribuan Personel TNI/Polri Gelar Doa Bersama di Monas
Ribuan personel gabungan TNI dan Polri bersama masyarakat mengikuti doa bersama di Lapangan Monumen Nasional (Monas), Jakarta Pusat, Jumat (18/11/2016) pagi. Doa bersama tersebut bertujuan untuk meminta pertolongan kepada Tuhan Yang Maha Esa agar perdamaian di seluruh Indonesia terjaga. MI/Ramdani
Ribuan personel gabungan TNI dan Polri bersama masyarakat mengikuti doa bersama di Lapangan Monumen Nasional (Monas), Jakarta Pusat, Jumat (18/11/2016) pagi. Doa bersama tersebut bertujuan untuk meminta pertolongan kepada Tuhan Yang Maha Esa agar perdamaian di seluruh Indonesia terjaga. MI/Ramdani
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Nations unite against Abu Sayyaf group
Margareth S. Aritonang
The Jakarta Post
Jakarta | Fri, November 18, 2016 | 10:34 am
Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines have agreed to initiate joint army training to advance efforts to secure the Sulu Sea from rampant piracy.
Indonesian Defense Minister Ryamizard Ryacudu explained that each of the countries would first begin its own army personnel training in January 2017 before conducting the joint training later in the year.
The military training will take place in Indonesia’s Tarakan in North Kalimantan, Malaysia’s Tawao Island and the Philippines’ Bongao Island.
Ryamizard said Army soldiers set to participate in the joint military training would form a special force tasked with facing the notorious Abu Sayyaf militant group that masterminded a series of recent kidnappings in Sulu waters, located in the southwestern Philippines.
“It’s part of a concrete action we, ASEAN countries, are taking to secure the region,” he said in Jakarta on Thursday.
Ryamizard said the training locations would later become posts for a joint taskforce assigned to help secure Sulu waters.
The need for joint army training was discussed during a meeting between Ryamizard and his Malaysian and Philippines counterparts, Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein and Delfin Lorenzana, held on the sidelines of the ASEAN Defense Ministers’ Meeting (ADMM) retreat earlier this week in Laos.
Both Malaysia and the Philippines welcomed the initiative, which will add to a joint sea patrol in Sulu waters that the three countries previously agreed upon. (hwa)
http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2016/11/18/nations-unite-against-abu-sayyaf-group.html
did i misunderstood or does it sound like they are planning to have a military operation sometimes next year?
because the article said "army soldiers".... and also said "this initiative will add to a joint sea patrol". which confirm it further that it is not just sea patrol.... right?
Margareth S. Aritonang
The Jakarta Post
Jakarta | Fri, November 18, 2016 | 10:34 am
Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines have agreed to initiate joint army training to advance efforts to secure the Sulu Sea from rampant piracy.
Indonesian Defense Minister Ryamizard Ryacudu explained that each of the countries would first begin its own army personnel training in January 2017 before conducting the joint training later in the year.
The military training will take place in Indonesia’s Tarakan in North Kalimantan, Malaysia’s Tawao Island and the Philippines’ Bongao Island.
Ryamizard said Army soldiers set to participate in the joint military training would form a special force tasked with facing the notorious Abu Sayyaf militant group that masterminded a series of recent kidnappings in Sulu waters, located in the southwestern Philippines.
“It’s part of a concrete action we, ASEAN countries, are taking to secure the region,” he said in Jakarta on Thursday.
Ryamizard said the training locations would later become posts for a joint taskforce assigned to help secure Sulu waters.
The need for joint army training was discussed during a meeting between Ryamizard and his Malaysian and Philippines counterparts, Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein and Delfin Lorenzana, held on the sidelines of the ASEAN Defense Ministers’ Meeting (ADMM) retreat earlier this week in Laos.
Both Malaysia and the Philippines welcomed the initiative, which will add to a joint sea patrol in Sulu waters that the three countries previously agreed upon. (hwa)
http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2016/11/18/nations-unite-against-abu-sayyaf-group.html
did i misunderstood or does it sound like they are planning to have a military operation sometimes next year?
because the article said "army soldiers".... and also said "this initiative will add to a joint sea patrol". which confirm it further that it is not just sea patrol.... right?
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Maam.. You haven't answer my questions... Please...
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GOVERNMENT SHOULD ASK SINGAPORE AND INDONESIA FOR HELP
Ron Mark MP
New Zealand First Deputy Leader
List MP based in Wairarapa
RSS Resolution 210 Singapore Navy LPD
KRI Banda Aceh 593 Indonesia Navy LPD
New Zealand First congratulates the government for accepting the assistance of overseas militaries, but is puzzled why Singapore and Indonesia haven’t been asked given landing ships of those two navies are in New Zealand right now.
“If the intention is to get people out of Kaikoura and to get heavy earthmoving equipment in, along with food and water, then landing ships are purpose designed,” says Ron Mark, New Zealand First Defence Spokesperson and Deputy Leader.
“These vessels can generate fresh water, have kitchens capable of preparing bulk meals and offer medical facilities too. They are floating sea bases and could support and accommodate emergency workers too.
“Singapore’s RSS Resolution and Indonesia’s KRI Banda Aceh are here now for the Navy’s 75thand could have easily sailed with HMNZS Canterbury.
“RSS Resolution usually embarks two helicopters whereas our NH90’s are still not cleared to land on a ship at sea. The Singaporeans, in concert with the United States Navy, would have supplied four naval helicopters.
“Additionally, Resolution has an internal floodable well dock, which means she can operate her landing craft in rough water. Our HMNZS Canterbury is a converted ferry so doesn’t feature this and is limited to deploying her landing craft in calm seas.
“As each landing craft can carry 50 tonnes, about the weight of a Fonterra tanker, it means a lot of food, water and equipment could be landed. This gear is needed for the rebuild phase to help repair Kaikoura’s links from the inside out.
“We just want to know why these vessels, purpose built for humanitarian and disaster relief, are in Auckland when the need is in Kaikoura,” Mr Mark said. (Source : SCOOP.NZ)
This why RSS Resolution and KRI Banda Aceh will take a longer time in New Zealand than other ship from other country.
Ron Mark MP
New Zealand First Deputy Leader
List MP based in Wairarapa
RSS Resolution 210 Singapore Navy LPD
KRI Banda Aceh 593 Indonesia Navy LPD
New Zealand First congratulates the government for accepting the assistance of overseas militaries, but is puzzled why Singapore and Indonesia haven’t been asked given landing ships of those two navies are in New Zealand right now.
“If the intention is to get people out of Kaikoura and to get heavy earthmoving equipment in, along with food and water, then landing ships are purpose designed,” says Ron Mark, New Zealand First Defence Spokesperson and Deputy Leader.
“These vessels can generate fresh water, have kitchens capable of preparing bulk meals and offer medical facilities too. They are floating sea bases and could support and accommodate emergency workers too.
“Singapore’s RSS Resolution and Indonesia’s KRI Banda Aceh are here now for the Navy’s 75thand could have easily sailed with HMNZS Canterbury.
“RSS Resolution usually embarks two helicopters whereas our NH90’s are still not cleared to land on a ship at sea. The Singaporeans, in concert with the United States Navy, would have supplied four naval helicopters.
“Additionally, Resolution has an internal floodable well dock, which means she can operate her landing craft in rough water. Our HMNZS Canterbury is a converted ferry so doesn’t feature this and is limited to deploying her landing craft in calm seas.
“As each landing craft can carry 50 tonnes, about the weight of a Fonterra tanker, it means a lot of food, water and equipment could be landed. This gear is needed for the rebuild phase to help repair Kaikoura’s links from the inside out.
“We just want to know why these vessels, purpose built for humanitarian and disaster relief, are in Auckland when the need is in Kaikoura,” Mr Mark said. (Source : SCOOP.NZ)
This why RSS Resolution and KRI Banda Aceh will take a longer time in New Zealand than other ship from other country.
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Too many "Songlap" or "Penyamun" in Java sea ...
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Several World War II warships mysteriously disappear from watery grave at the site of Battle of Java Sea
By Travis M. Andrews November 18 at 6:08 AM
The HMS Exeter, a heavy cruiser in the Royal Navy, weighed nearly 10,000 imperial tons.
The slightly smaller HMS Encounter and the destroyer HMS Electra flanked the great beast of a ship as the trio sailed near Indonesia. On Feb. 27, 1942, they entered the Java Sea, which lies between the islands of Java and Borneo.
Along with them were Dutch ships HNLMS De Ruyter, HNLMS Java and HNLMS Kortenaer and many, many others.
There, these six ships — along with those of other Allied Forces, including Americans — engaged in a long and grueling World War II battle with a Japanese fleet. According to the Guardian, it was one of the “costliest sea skirmishes for the allies” and helped enable the Japanese to occupy the Dutch East Indies.
Many sailors died in the battle. Those six ships, for example, sank to the bottom of the sea. Perishing along with their vessel were about 2,200 people, Dutch News reported.
The ships lay in their watery graves, about 230 feet deep, for many years before human eyes witnessed them again. In 2002, a group of amateur divers discovered the wreckage resting peacefully at the bottom of the sea.
The area was declared a sacred war grave, Time reported.
“The Battle for Java Sea is part of our collective memory,” Dutch Defense Minister Jeanine Hennis said, according to the Dutch News. “The wrecks bear silent witness to the tragic events and form a backdrop to the many stories about the terrors of war and the comradeship between crew.”
With the battle’s 75th anniversary quickly approaching, a new expedition of divers set out to film the missing ships for a commemoration of the historic day.
When they reached the spot, though, researchers were shocked by what they found. Rather, they were shocked by what they didn’t find.
The ships were almost entirely gone.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...tery-grave-at-the-site-of-battle-of-java-sea/
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Several World War II warships mysteriously disappear from watery grave at the site of Battle of Java Sea
By Travis M. Andrews November 18 at 6:08 AM
The HMS Exeter, a heavy cruiser in the Royal Navy, weighed nearly 10,000 imperial tons.
The slightly smaller HMS Encounter and the destroyer HMS Electra flanked the great beast of a ship as the trio sailed near Indonesia. On Feb. 27, 1942, they entered the Java Sea, which lies between the islands of Java and Borneo.
Along with them were Dutch ships HNLMS De Ruyter, HNLMS Java and HNLMS Kortenaer and many, many others.
There, these six ships — along with those of other Allied Forces, including Americans — engaged in a long and grueling World War II battle with a Japanese fleet. According to the Guardian, it was one of the “costliest sea skirmishes for the allies” and helped enable the Japanese to occupy the Dutch East Indies.
Many sailors died in the battle. Those six ships, for example, sank to the bottom of the sea. Perishing along with their vessel were about 2,200 people, Dutch News reported.
The ships lay in their watery graves, about 230 feet deep, for many years before human eyes witnessed them again. In 2002, a group of amateur divers discovered the wreckage resting peacefully at the bottom of the sea.
The area was declared a sacred war grave, Time reported.
“The Battle for Java Sea is part of our collective memory,” Dutch Defense Minister Jeanine Hennis said, according to the Dutch News. “The wrecks bear silent witness to the tragic events and form a backdrop to the many stories about the terrors of war and the comradeship between crew.”
With the battle’s 75th anniversary quickly approaching, a new expedition of divers set out to film the missing ships for a commemoration of the historic day.
When they reached the spot, though, researchers were shocked by what they found. Rather, they were shocked by what they didn’t find.
The ships were almost entirely gone.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...tery-grave-at-the-site-of-battle-of-java-sea/
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Military operation in Aceh, 2003-2006.
we are not much better than Malysian under Najib, even planes can get songlap, twice!!
Too many "Songlap" or "Penyamun" in Java sea ...
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Several World War II warships mysteriously disappear from watery grave at the site of Battle of Java Sea
By Travis M. Andrews November 18 at 6:08 AM
The HMS Exeter, a heavy cruiser in the Royal Navy, weighed nearly 10,000 imperial tons.
The slightly smaller HMS Encounter and the destroyer HMS Electra flanked the great beast of a ship as the trio sailed near Indonesia. On Feb. 27, 1942, they entered the Java Sea, which lies between the islands of Java and Borneo.
Along with them were Dutch ships HNLMS De Ruyter, HNLMS Java and HNLMS Kortenaer and many, many others.
There, these six ships — along with those of other Allied Forces, including Americans — engaged in a long and grueling World War II battle with a Japanese fleet. According to the Guardian, it was one of the “costliest sea skirmishes for the allies” and helped enable the Japanese to occupy the Dutch East Indies.
Many sailors died in the battle. Those six ships, for example, sank to the bottom of the sea. Perishing along with their vessel were about 2,200 people, Dutch News reported.
The ships lay in their watery graves, about 230 feet deep, for many years before human eyes witnessed them again. In 2002, a group of amateur divers discovered the wreckage resting peacefully at the bottom of the sea.
The area was declared a sacred war grave, Time reported.
“The Battle for Java Sea is part of our collective memory,” Dutch Defense Minister Jeanine Hennis said, according to the Dutch News. “The wrecks bear silent witness to the tragic events and form a backdrop to the many stories about the terrors of war and the comradeship between crew.”
With the battle’s 75th anniversary quickly approaching, a new expedition of divers set out to film the missing ships for a commemoration of the historic day.
When they reached the spot, though, researchers were shocked by what they found. Rather, they were shocked by what they didn’t find.
The ships were almost entirely gone.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...tery-grave-at-the-site-of-battle-of-java-sea/
we are not much better than Malysian under Najib, even planes can get songlap, twice!!
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Naked bike from Police Chief Guard. They have Harley Davidson, Victory and Triumph in their inventory. The personel in rear position using this weapon, SIG516 CQB:
FEATURES
• Gas piston operating system
• Four-position gas regulator
• 5.56 x 45mm NATO
• Free-floating military grade Nitride treated barrel
• M1913 Picatinny flat top upper
• 7075-T6 Aircraft grade aluminum upper & lower receiver with hard coat anodize finish
• Flip-up iron sights
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Nice pic of the Indonesian Army Leopard 2RI MBT side by side with the Leopard 2A4 MBT. Credit to Khin's Photography.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BM3rmqDhZoM/
https://www.instagram.com/p/BM3rmqDhZoM/
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Indonesian PT Pindad ready to produce night vision sight equipment in 2017, the assembly line is in final phase after working together with Theon electronics.
https://www.pindad.com/pindad-dan-theon-luncurkan-pindad-optronics-workshop
https://www.pindad.com/pindad-dan-theon-luncurkan-pindad-optronics-workshop
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