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Indonesia allocates USD204 million for navy's minesweepers replacement programme

Key Points

• Indonesia has revised funding allocations for the acquisition of two new mine-countermeasure vessels
• A variant of the German Navy's Frankenthal class has been named as a frontrunner in the acquisition programme

The Indonesian government has approved funds totalling USD204 million to replace the country's fleet of ageing Pulau Rengat (Tripartite)-class mine-countermeasure vessels (MCMVs), an industry source close to the Indonesian Navy (Tentara Nasional Indonesia – Angkatan Laut: TNI–AL) has confirmed to Jane's .

The funds, which will be drawn from the country's foreign defence credit programme, have been slightly reduced from the USD215 million that was initially approved in 2016.

http://www.janes.com/article/73703/...for-navy-s-minesweepers-replacement-programme

 

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The prototype of the Tank Medium of cooperation between the Government of Indonesia and Turkey is expected to arrive in Indonesia on 23 September.

Erric Permana

JAKARTA

The prototype of the Tank Medium of cooperation between the Government of Indonesia and Turkey is expected to arrive in Indonesia on 23 September.

Vice President of Technologi and Development PT Pindad, Heru Puryanto said the medium tank is in the process of shipping by sea. However, he said, Indonesia will only receive the platform or the bottom of the machine from the Medium Tank.

"Now the first prototype is being shipped to Indonesia to participate in the 5th of October TNI Anniversary, and is still on its way. But we are waiting for a solution how to come sooner, "Heru told Anadolu Agency on Saturday.

To complete the Medium Tank will be said Heru, PT Pindad will install and assemble the turret or cannon and also the communication system. "And it's just a platform without turrets and Radio. Once the prototype comes, we integrate it, "Heru added.

He explains, in order to operate optimally, the Medium Tank will be through the final test conducted in November 2017. Meanwhile, the second prototype of Medium Tank made in Indonesia is still in the process of making with the final test phase plan in 2018.

"The second prototype made in Indonesia is planned for our assembly [raft] to be completed in 2017. But it has not been tested because the first prototype has not been tested yet. Final new test in November. After that will be applied in Indonesia, "he said.

Indonesia and Turkey agreed to work together to create a prototype tank through PT Pindad with Turkish manufacturer of defense equipment company, FNSS Savunma Sistemleri.

The first prototype will be made in Turkey and a second prototype will be made in Indonesia. After launching on 5 October, PT Pindad targets to produce 20 units of this tank in 2018.

http://aa.com.tr/id/headline-hari/prototipe-medium-tank-indonesia-turki-tiba-23-september/905152

 

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Indonesian Navy commissions 111 m training ship

Key Points

• Indonesia has commissioned a new Spanish-built three-masted training vessel
• Platform will significantly enhance the service’s ab initio practical training capabilities

The Indonesian Navy (Tentara Nasional Indonesia – Angkatan Laut: TNI-AL) has taken delivery of, and commissioned a 111 m training ship in Vigo, Spain.

The three-masted platform, which has been named KRI Bima Suci , was commissioned on 12 September in a ceremony attended by TNI-AL chief Admiral Ade Supandi, and other senior service members.

Bima Suci will eventually replace the service’s 823-tonne training vessel, KRI Dewaruci , which was launched in January 1953 by German shipbuilder HC Stülcken & Sohn.

Bima Suci was launched by Spanish shipbuilder Construcciones Navales Paulino Freire in October 2016. According to specifications provided by the TNI-AL, the training platform features an overall length of 111.2 m, an overall beam of 13.65 m, and a hull draught of 5.95 m.

The vessel's tallest mast stands at 49 m from deck level, and the platform can fly 26 sails featuring 3,350 m2 of total sail area.

“Among significant differences between Bima Suci and its predecessor is that the new ship will feature more modern navigation equipment, a desalination plant, and a datalink to improve communications”, said the TNI-AL in a statement on the commissioning.

http://www.janes.com/article/73901/indonesian-navy-commissions-111-m-training-ship

 

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INZPIRE to Provide GECO Mission System for Indonesian Air Force

13 September 2017


Inzpire Geco Air will be used on 5 fixed-wing aircraft fleets (photo : UK MoD)

Inzpire is delighted to announce that, in conjunction with our in-country partner PT Kadomas Aviasindo, we will provide our GECO Air tablet-based mission system to Indonesia’s Air Force – the Tentara Nasional Indonesia-Angkatan Udara (TNI-AU). GECO Air will deliver enhanced situational awareness and safety benefits across a fleet of five fixed wing aircraft types. This is our second major export success, following the provision of GECO to the fighter jets and helicopters of the Royal Jordanian Air Force.

GECO Air is designed to complement existing on-board avionics systems by bringing modern and powerful commercial off-the-shelf hardware technology to the cockpit and providing a cost-effective, easy-to-upgrade solution. GECO can be used as a stand-alone device or integrated directly into an aircraft.

GECO’s suite of situational awareness and safety assistance apps includes advanced navigation features overlaid on a wide range of mapping and satellite imagery; a worldwide aeronautical database and tactical applications such as advanced threat displays – all designed to buy aircrew time, and to improve and enhance the decision-making.


GECO Air tablet-based mission system (photo : Inzpire)

Modern air missions feature vast amounts of complex data from aeronautical, geospatial, meteorological and intelligence sources, which must be digested and understood in order to be exploited most effectively. This is where GECO excels, providing a slick, intuitive user interface which supports rapid assimilation of complex information. Our team of software and system developers work shoulder to shoulder with our former military operators to ensure the optimum solution is created to fit the customer’s needs; GECO is designed by aviators, for aviators.

The GECO system has a proven pedigree in training and combat operations around the globe and is in use with the UK Royal Navy, Army Air Corps and Royal Air Force, as well as with the Royal Jordanian Air Force. Following delivery to the TNI-AU, GECO will be in everyday use with 18 different fighter and rotary wing platforms worldwide, across a wide variety of missions.

Alex Mitchell, Head of Business Development for Inzpire said, “Inzpire and our business partners PT Kadomas Aviasindo are delighted to have been awarded a contract to deliver our GECO tablet-based mission system to the Indonesian Air Force. Once in service, GECO will significantly enhance situational awareness for the TNI-AU during front line Fast Jet operations and provide a cost-effective digital upgrade to in-cockpit avionics. It will also serve to significantly enhance airborne safety for the pilots using the equipment; something which is of paramount importance to Inzpire, the way in which we operate and to our customers. This is just the start of what we hope will be a long-standing relationship with the TNI-AU.”

(Inzpire)

 

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