Indonesian defense equipment and arms exports
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Fiji SPR 2 12,7 mm Anti Material Weapon
abarky.blogspot.com/2014/10/senjata-spr2-di-pameran-trade-expo.html ~ Oktober 2014
SPR 2 is designed not to fire personnel / person but materials, including armored vehicles. Yudi claim this weapon can blow up a vehicle with just one shot with MU3 Blam bullets. This weapon has also been exported to foreign countries. "How much is it? I can't tell because this is G to G (intergovernmental agreement). In addition to the TNI (Indonesian military forces), we have also begun to export to Fiji," he said.
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Fiji military gets secret Indonesian deal
michaelfield.org/indonesian%20arms.htm ~ 25 November 2011
A brief statement from Fiji's Ministry of Information this week says officials have gone to Indonesia to see "weapons about to be shipped to Fiji" as well as to sign a cooperation deal with the Indonesian Armed Forces or TNI. The weapons have been manufactured by Indonesia's state owned PT Pindad.
Neither Suva nor Jakarta reveal what weapons are going to Fiji, nor the nature of a deal signed with TNI by the military appointed Defence Minister Joketani Cokanasiga.
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Closer Ties
pngindustrynews.net/storyview.asp?storyid=801574869 ~ 2 October 2013
Although voicing its support to West Papua, Fiji’s military dictator General Bainiarama has maintained close ties with Indonesia for several years. For instance, in November 2011, Fiji signed a deal with Indonesia to import arms manufactured by Indonesia’s state-owned PT Pindad and receive training with Indonesian police and military (TNI).
abarky.blogspot.com/2014/10/senjata-spr2-di-pameran-trade-expo.html ~ Oktober 2014
SPR 2 is designed not to fire personnel / person but materials, including armored vehicles. Yudi claim this weapon can blow up a vehicle with just one shot with MU3 Blam bullets. This weapon has also been exported to foreign countries. "How much is it? I can't tell because this is G to G (intergovernmental agreement). In addition to the TNI (Indonesian military forces), we have also begun to export to Fiji," he said.
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Fiji military gets secret Indonesian deal
michaelfield.org/indonesian%20arms.htm ~ 25 November 2011
A brief statement from Fiji's Ministry of Information this week says officials have gone to Indonesia to see "weapons about to be shipped to Fiji" as well as to sign a cooperation deal with the Indonesian Armed Forces or TNI. The weapons have been manufactured by Indonesia's state owned PT Pindad.
Neither Suva nor Jakarta reveal what weapons are going to Fiji, nor the nature of a deal signed with TNI by the military appointed Defence Minister Joketani Cokanasiga.
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Closer Ties
pngindustrynews.net/storyview.asp?storyid=801574869 ~ 2 October 2013
Although voicing its support to West Papua, Fiji’s military dictator General Bainiarama has maintained close ties with Indonesia for several years. For instance, in November 2011, Fiji signed a deal with Indonesia to import arms manufactured by Indonesia’s state-owned PT Pindad and receive training with Indonesian police and military (TNI).
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Thanks bro. Please help me posting the info and news for defense export from indonesia. From the past, present and opportunities for the future export. I will update the list on the 1st page.
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US Ammunition Export Contracts
yohanessite.wordpress.com/2010/09/27/export-contracts-from-us-to-pindad/
Besides contracts ordered by customers at home, Pindad also won contracts ordered by overseas customers. “Pindad is carrying out export contracts from the United States which were obtained in November 2009 in the form of 20 million tons of bullets,” he said.
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US Ammunition Export Contracts
yohanessite.wordpress.com/2010/09/27/export-contracts-from-us-to-pindad/
Besides contracts ordered by customers at home, Pindad also won contracts ordered by overseas customers. “Pindad is carrying out export contracts from the United States which were obtained in November 2009 in the form of 20 million tons of bullets,” he said.
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Bangladesh - SS2 v5 Assault Rifle for New Spesial Forces
The Bangladesh Army’s newly formed Special Forces unit, known only by as Black Eagles Special Warfare Battalion has imported assault rifles from Indonesia’s PT Pindad, a state owned arms manufacturer. The Pindad SS2 (Senapan Serbu 2 or Assault Rifle 2) of 5.56x45mm NATO calibre are an updated version of the highly successful Pindad SS1 manufactured in Indonesia under license from Fabrique Nationale of Belgium.
The gas-operated, long stroke piston, rotating bolt action SS2-V5 rifle weighs only 3.35 kg without magazines and 3.71 kg when loaded. Barrel lengths depend on the version with the longest being SS2-V1 with 460 mm barrel and the most compact version (SS2-V5) having a 252 mm barrel. The rate of fire is said to be around 720~760 rounds per minute and maximum effective range 200 metres. It is possible to fit the SS2-V5 with various STANAG magazines and the Picatinny rail enables installation of various accessories such as optical sights.
The cost of the SS2 starts at only $500, which is half the price of US-Made M-16 assault rifles making the Indonesian rifle an attractive proposition for countries with budgetary constraints.
The Bangladesh Army’s newly formed Special Forces unit, known only by as Black Eagles Special Warfare Battalion has imported assault rifles from Indonesia’s PT Pindad, a state owned arms manufacturer. The Pindad SS2 (Senapan Serbu 2 or Assault Rifle 2) of 5.56x45mm NATO calibre are an updated version of the highly successful Pindad SS1 manufactured in Indonesia under license from Fabrique Nationale of Belgium.
The gas-operated, long stroke piston, rotating bolt action SS2-V5 rifle weighs only 3.35 kg without magazines and 3.71 kg when loaded. Barrel lengths depend on the version with the longest being SS2-V1 with 460 mm barrel and the most compact version (SS2-V5) having a 252 mm barrel. The rate of fire is said to be around 720~760 rounds per minute and maximum effective range 200 metres. It is possible to fit the SS2-V5 with various STANAG magazines and the Picatinny rail enables installation of various accessories such as optical sights.
The cost of the SS2 starts at only $500, which is half the price of US-Made M-16 assault rifles making the Indonesian rifle an attractive proposition for countries with budgetary constraints.
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Nice looking weapon
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Nice looking weapon
Nice looking indeed. Those beautiful SPR 2 also quite powerful.
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Thailand - CN-235-220M for Royal Thai Police
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German & Malaysia Military Uniform
INDONESIA PRESS-Sritex wins tender to produce German, Malaysia military uniforms -reports| Reuters
Textile firm PT Sri Rejeki Isman (Sritex) has won a bidding to produce 2.1 million pieces of German and Malaysia military uniforms, CEO Iwan Setiawan said in a statement.
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PT Sritex: world-renowned quality in textiles
worldfolio.co.uk/print.php?id=2638
Let us focus first on your defense business where you provide military uniforms to over 30 countries worldwide. When did you start your cooperation with the Indonesian Army (TNI)?
TNI has been a partner since 1990. We have been very successful in making new designs and producing better uniforms for the Indonesian Army. Our mission is to deliver quality and we put quality first. We do not want our soldiers to suffer. We have a moral responsibility to take care of our soldiers and make them happy and motivated in their uniforms. When they are happy, they are more disciplined and they will serve our country better too.
In 1994 you started producing uniforms for the German Army. How did you penetrate the military equipment market in Germany?
The German Army heard about us and contacted us. For two years, we worked on research and development, and we made a sample of a camouflage fabric for the German Army uniform. When we finally succeeded, a German inspector came to do the inspection and concluded the following: firstly, our quality of our garment was better than that produced in Germany; secondly, our lead-time was good; thirdly, our product was cheaper than the ones they had before; and fourthly, our equipment was better.
Currently we supply military uniforms to over 30 countries around the world. Only 5% of our military uniforms go to TNI, while the remaining 95% of our production is exported. We are also designated to be the official partner outside Europe to produce military uniforms for NATO. Besides that we also manufacture uniforms for Indonesian and international companies, as well as uniforms for government agencies.
INDONESIA PRESS-Sritex wins tender to produce German, Malaysia military uniforms -reports| Reuters
Textile firm PT Sri Rejeki Isman (Sritex) has won a bidding to produce 2.1 million pieces of German and Malaysia military uniforms, CEO Iwan Setiawan said in a statement.
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PT Sritex: world-renowned quality in textiles
worldfolio.co.uk/print.php?id=2638
Let us focus first on your defense business where you provide military uniforms to over 30 countries worldwide. When did you start your cooperation with the Indonesian Army (TNI)?
TNI has been a partner since 1990. We have been very successful in making new designs and producing better uniforms for the Indonesian Army. Our mission is to deliver quality and we put quality first. We do not want our soldiers to suffer. We have a moral responsibility to take care of our soldiers and make them happy and motivated in their uniforms. When they are happy, they are more disciplined and they will serve our country better too.
In 1994 you started producing uniforms for the German Army. How did you penetrate the military equipment market in Germany?
The German Army heard about us and contacted us. For two years, we worked on research and development, and we made a sample of a camouflage fabric for the German Army uniform. When we finally succeeded, a German inspector came to do the inspection and concluded the following: firstly, our quality of our garment was better than that produced in Germany; secondly, our lead-time was good; thirdly, our product was cheaper than the ones they had before; and fourthly, our equipment was better.
Currently we supply military uniforms to over 30 countries around the world. Only 5% of our military uniforms go to TNI, while the remaining 95% of our production is exported. We are also designated to be the official partner outside Europe to produce military uniforms for NATO. Besides that we also manufacture uniforms for Indonesian and international companies, as well as uniforms for government agencies.
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Myanmar orders anti-riot safety equipments from Indonesia
republika.co.id/berita/en/national-politics/14/09/14/nbuu94-myanmar-orders-antiriot-safety-equipments-from-indonesia ~ 14 Sep 2014
Myanmar government has ordered several anti-riot defense equipment from Indonesia for police personnel in the country. Indonesian Ambassador for Myanmar Ito Sumardi reported here on Saturday that Myanmar has ordered uniform and police equipment, such as bullet-proof vest, helmet, tear gas, water cannon, and riot shield.
republika.co.id/berita/en/national-politics/14/09/14/nbuu94-myanmar-orders-antiriot-safety-equipments-from-indonesia ~ 14 Sep 2014
Myanmar government has ordered several anti-riot defense equipment from Indonesia for police personnel in the country. Indonesian Ambassador for Myanmar Ito Sumardi reported here on Saturday that Myanmar has ordered uniform and police equipment, such as bullet-proof vest, helmet, tear gas, water cannon, and riot shield.
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Philippine CN 212-400 for Air Force light lift fix wing aircraft
Indonesian firm wins PAF aircraft supply deal
philstar.com/headlines/2014/01/27/1283440/indonesian-firm-wins-paf-aircraft-supply-deal
MANILA, Philippines - The Air Force is acquiring two new light lift aircraft from Indonesia to boost the delivery of supplies and personnel to remote areas. Indonesian firm PT Dirgantara Indonesia has won the bidding for the light lift fixed-wing aircraft acquisition project, worth P814 million.
Indonesian firm wins PAF aircraft supply deal
philstar.com/headlines/2014/01/27/1283440/indonesian-firm-wins-paf-aircraft-supply-deal
MANILA, Philippines - The Air Force is acquiring two new light lift aircraft from Indonesia to boost the delivery of supplies and personnel to remote areas. Indonesian firm PT Dirgantara Indonesia has won the bidding for the light lift fixed-wing aircraft acquisition project, worth P814 million.
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