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Des videos sur la corvette SIGMA appartenant à la marine de guerre indonésienne


Part 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZKq_VvB7GY&feature=related

Part 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ghM_in1iyw&NR=1

la corvette Class SIGMA The "KRI Diponegoro"

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Army sends armed helos to Sudan

The Indonesian Army is sending three armed helicopters to Darfur, Sudan, as part of a peacekeeping mission.

The aviators and support personnel will be assigned to the Indonesian Military’s (TNI’s) peacekeeping force, the Garuda Contingent (Konga), deployment XXXV-A, and will depart for Darfur in July for a 1-year tour.

The aircraft, three Russian-made Mi-17 V5 helicopter gunships, will be transported by a giant Ukrainian-made Antonov An-124 Ruslan strategic lift transport aircraft.

Konga XXXV-A commander Lt. Col. Eko Priyanto said his contingent would comprise 120 officers and enlisted soldiers.

“Each helicopter will be manned by two pilots and two co-pilots. All personnel are ready to go,” Eko said. “They have been undergoing preparation for the last month at the Army Aviation Center in Semarang.”

The Konga soldiers would be “expected to be able to fly their helicopters at all time and over all types of terrain for air mobility, evacuation and search and rescue duties”, Eko added.

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called on the Indonesian government in March 2012 to make available TNI helicopters to supplement its peacekeeping missions.

The appeal was made when Ban visited the Indonesian Peacekeeping Center (PMPP) in Sentul, West Java, and was repeated when he addressed the Jakarta International Defense Dialogue.

PMPP Center commander Brig. Gen. Imam Edy told The Jakarta Post that the contingent would supplement the United African Union Mission in Darfur or UNAMID’s aviation arm, providing logistics and medevac services.

The TNI previously deployed a Navy warship equipped with a German-made shipborne NBO-105 light helicopter under the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL). “But the helicopter only served the warship and not the mission,” Imam said.

Asked if the TNI would send ground troops to Darfur, Imam said there had been a political decision from the President and that troops were being prepared for future deployments. “We are still preparing the finances to deploy ground troops to Darfur.”

Indonesia currently has several National Police officers deployed to Darfur under the UN.

According to Army chief Gen. Pramono Edhie Wibowo on Saturday, this is the first time Indonesia will be involved in UN peacekeeping operations using helicopters. Pramono was at the Army Aviation Center in Semarang, Central Java, to inspect the troops and helicopters to be sent to Sudan.

He said that Indonesian peacekeepers had developed a good reputation on peacekeeping missions, which have dated to the first Garuda Contingent deployment in the 1960s. “Therefore you have to keep it,” the general said.

Meanwhile, two of the soldiers to be deployed are women: First Lt. Des Wiwik and Second Sgt. Widya.

“I believe that the Indonesian peacekeepers will be accepted in Sudan,” Wiwik told the Post.

The lieutenant said that she was proud to be part of the mission and expected that everything would go smoothly so that she and her soldiers could return home safely.

Members of the contingent will also have a cultural mission and will be trained to perform various traditional dances, according to officials.

Novan Iman Santosa contributed reporting from Jakarta

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Indonesian Surveillance Drones to Be Produced This Year: BPPT

By SP/Ari Rikin on 5:07 pm April 29, 2013.
Category Featured, News, Tech
Tags: BPPT, drones, Indonesian aircraft technology, TNI Indonesian Military


Indonesian Army (TNI) officers observe Wulung, an unmanned aircraft, during a test at Halim Perdanakusuma Airport, in East Jakarta, on Oct. 11, 2012. (JG Photo/Safir Makki)


Technology from Indonesia’s Research and Technology Application Agency (BPPT) will be used to produce surveillance drones for the Air Force this year.

BPPT head Marzan Aziz Iskandar said the agency has been developing the Wulung, a type of unmanned aerial vehicle, since 2004, in collaboration with state-owned companies Dirgantara Indonesia and LEN Industri. He said the drone will be ready to be mass produced this year to fulfill the needs of one squadron of the Indonesian Air Force.

Aircraft manufacturer Dirgantara Indonesia will produce the drones using BPPT technology.

“The technology is Indonesia’s own creation and we expect this program to succeed. The innovation involves many stakeholders in design, production, funding, program and research and development sectors,” Marzan said on Sunday during the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between BPPT, Dirgantara Indonesia and LEN Industri.

Representatives from the Defense Ministry also attended the event.

First Marshall Darlis Pangaribuan, the director of defense industry technology at the ministry, said the technology will complement the existing facilities of the three branches of the Indonesian Military (TNI).

“Besides for surveillance, our long-term purpose [for the drones] is also for offense,” he said.

The Wulung drone weighs 60 kilograms, with the capacity to carry an additional 25 kilograms, flies at 55 knots per hour, and has a wingspan of 6.34 meters. It can fly for up to four hours at a time at a maximum of 3,658 meters in altitude. The Wulung is also equipped with a surveillance camera which provides real-time recordings to ground control stations.

Pitch Black 2012

Su-27 / 30

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Berlin va livrer 164 blindés à l'Indonésie

BERLIN - Le gouvernement allemand a confirmé mercredi la vente à l'Indonésie de 164 véhiculés blindés, dont 154 chars de combat, annoncée par l'édition en ligne du magazine Der Spiegel.

Le groupe allemand de défense et d'équipement automobile Rheinmetall a été autorisé à fournir à l'Indonésie 104 chars de combat Leopard 2, 50 de type Marder, ainsi qu'une dizaine d'autres véhicules blindés utilisés par le génie, précise le magazine.

Il s'agit de livraisons à l'Indonésie datant de novembre 2012, a déclaré une porte-parole du ministère de l'Economie, lors d'un point de presse gouvernemental régulier.

Un porte-parole du ministère de la Défense a par ailleurs indiqué à demi-mot que les engins étaient d'occasion: le prix parle de lui-même, a-t-il dit, renvoyant vers l'entreprise pour plus de détails.

Cette vente a donné lieu à une controverse en Allemagne, ses opposants mettant en avant les atteintes aux droits de l'Homme en Indonésie.

L'Indonésie, estime le gouvernement fédéral, a entrepris depuis 1998 un profond tournant démocratique (...) les réformes du gouvernement indonésien se poursuivent, a souligné le porte-parole de la chancelière Angela Merkel, Steffen Seibert.

Ce dernier a rappelé les propos tenus en mars par Mme Merkel lors d'une visite à Berlin du président indonésien Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono: L'Indonésie, en tant que pays comptant le plus de musulmans au monde, a un rôle d'exemple, justement en ce qui concerne la vie en commun de communautés de différentes religions.

Et le président, lors de cette rencontre à Berlin, a de nouveau assuré que son gouvernement faisait tout pour que la cohabitation pacifique entre les minorités et la majorité soit garantie, a souligné M. Seibert.

Selon le Spiegel, l'Indonésie s'était dans un premier temps adressée aux Pays-Bas pour se fournir en chars Leopard mais le Parlement néerlandais s'y était opposé en raison de la situation des droits de l'Homme dans le pays.

En visite en Indonésie l'an passé, la chancelière et le président indonésien avaient convenu d'une coopération militaire plus étroite, sans évoquer publiquement la question spécifique de la fourniture d'armement.

A la mi-avril, le groupe allemand Krauss-Maffei avait annoncé une autre vente importante de véhicules blindés, au Qatar.

La commande concernait 86 véhicules blindés dont 62 chars Leopard 2.

http://www.romandie.com/news/n/_Berlin_va_livrer_164_blindes_a_l_Indonesie95080520131430.asp

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IMDEX Asia 2013: Two-ship programme firms up for Indonesian PKR frigate

By Richard Scott

5/16/2013

Dutch shipbuilder Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding, working in partnership with Indonesia's PT PAL, has confirmed the programme and build strategy for the construction of the first two SIGMA 10514 Perusak Kawal Rudal (PKR) guided missile frigates for the Indonesian Navy (TNI-AL).

Damen Schelde and the Indonesian Ministry of Defence signed a contract for the engineering, construction, and delivery of a single PKR in June 2012, with the contract coming into force at the end of 2013. An option for a second ship has subsequently been exercised, with this contract coming into effect in the next few weeks, Damen Schelde confirmed at IMDEX Asia 2013 in Singapore.

Displacing 2,365 tons and with accommodation for 120 (100 crew plus 20 spare), the 105 m PKR will be the largest SIGMA variant built to date. While Damen Schelde is prime contractor for the programme, assembly and trials will be undertaken in conjunction with PT PAL in Surabaya under a transfer of technology arrangement.

Each PKR will be assembled using six major block modules.


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Two more Sukhoi fighter jets arrive

Sukhoi fighter jet manufacturer Komsomolsk-na Amure Aircraft Production Association (KnAAPO) delivered on Thursday evening two additional Su-30 MK2 fighter jets to the Sultan Hasanuddin Air Force Base in South Sulawesi.

The shipment was part of six fighter jets ordered by Indonesia, base chief spokesman Maj. Mulyadi said.

"We have so far received four of the six fighter jets on order. The final two will be delivered in June," he said.

Just like the first batch of two double-seater Su-30 MK2s, which arrived in February, Thursday's shipment was also in a disassembled condition. Russian technicians will assemble the aircraft before handing them over to Indonesia.

The fighter jets will be operated by the 11th Squadron, which now has six single-seater Su-27 SKMs and eight Su-30 MK2s.

As with previous shipments, these planes were not armed, Mulyadi said, adding the weaponry would be bought under a separate contract.

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KRI Kujang ( 642 ) et KRI Frans Kaisiepo ( 368 )

Le Retour des CARAT pour l'année 2013.

CARAT Indonesia 2013

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JAVA SEA (May 24, 2013) -- A rigid-hull inflatable boat (RHIB) with members of the Indonesian special forces unit Kopaska and Sailors from the Maritime Civil Affairs and Security Training (MCAST) Command aboard pulls alongside the forward-deployed amphibious dock landing ship USS Tortuga (LSD 46) during a joint Visit, Board, Search, and Seizure (VBSS) training exercise as a part of Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) 2013. More than 1,000 Sailors and Marines are participating in CARAT Indonesia 2013. U.S. Navy ships participating in the exercise include the USNS Safeguard (T-ARS 50) with embarked Mobile Diving and Salvage Unit (MDSU) 1, amphibious dock landing ship USS Tortuga (LSD 46), and the guided-missile destroyer USS Momsen (DDG 92). CARAT is a series of bilateral military exercises between the U.S. Navy and the armed forces of Bangladesh, Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Timor Leste.

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JAVA SEA (May 24, 2013) -- Members of the Indonesian special forces unit Kopaska simulate seizing a room while being observed by Electronics Technician 1st Class Anthony Nekervis, assigned to Maritime Civil Affairs and Security Training (MCAST) Command, during a joint Visit, Board, Search, and Seizure (VBSS) training exercise aboard the forward-deployed amphibious dock landing ship USS Tortuga (LSD 46) as a part of Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) 2013.

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JAVA SEA (May 24, 2013) – Gunner’s Mate 1st Class Nicholas Heidingsfelder, assigned to Maritime Civil Affairs and Security Training (MCAST) Command, debriefs members of the Indonesian special forces boarding team Kopaska following a joint Visit, Board, Search, and Seizure (VBSS) training exercise aboard the forward-deployed amphibious dock landing ship USS Tortuga (LSD 46) as a part of Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) 2013.

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JAVA SEA (May 25, 2013) The amphibious dock landing ship USS Tortuga (LSD 46), right, steams in formation with Indonesian navy ships KRI Oswald Siahaan (CVT 354), left, and KRI Sultan Iskandar Muda (FFG 367), during a live-fire exercise as part of exercise Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) exercise Indonesia.

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JAVA SEA (May 25, 2013) from front to back, Republic of Indonesia Navy ships IDN KRI Oswald
Siahaan (CVT 354), IDN KRI Sultan Iskandar Muda (FFG 367), and the U.S. Navy amphibious dock and landing ship USS Tortuga (LSD 46) steam in formation prior to a live-fire exercise during Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) exercise Indonesia 2013.

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JAVA SEA (May 24, 2013) - Boatswain's Mate 3rd Class Matthew Fountain, left, and Boatswain's Mate 2nd Class Carlos Medina guide a Republic of Indonesia Navy BO-105 helicopter during flight operations aboard the guided missile destroyer USS Momsen (DDG 92).

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OSI to Supply Newbuild Indonesia Submarine Equipment

OSI Maritime Systems contracted to deliver integrated navigation systems to DSME for Indonesian Navy Type 209 SSK Program submarines.

OSI's contract is with Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME), South Korea who will build three Type 209 diesel submarines (SSK) for the Indonesian Navy.

Under the terms of the agreement, OSI will deliver three Integrating Navigation and Tactical Systems, including ECPINS-W Sub software which the manufacturers say is the most advanced navigation software in the world specifically designed for the unique requirements of subsurface navigation.

About OSI
OSI Maritime Systems is a leading provider of integrated navigation and tactical solutions designed for naval and maritime security operations. The company develops and delivers integrated bridge systems for warships, integrated dived navigation systems for submarines and C2 systems for small craft. OSI currently has 16 naval customers from around the world with over 500 warships and submarines operating with its world leading integrated navigation and tactical solutions.

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6 système Skyshield35 pour l'Indonésie ... un contrat d'une valeur de 202M$, la livraison est prévue dés 2015
http://www.tempo.co/read/news/2013/05/28/078483807/Perkuat-Dirgantara-Indonesia-Beli-Perisai-Udara

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Dutch firm gets green light for military exports to Indonesia

Wednesday 05 June 2013

The cabinet has given the green light to a Dutch firm to export frigate parts to the value of €345m to Indonesia, the NRC reports on Wednesday.

The company, which was not named in the parliamentary briefing, will make the deliveries via a shipyard in Romania and another in Indonesia, the NRC said. The ships themselves will be built in those countries.

This procedure, says the cabinet, does not conflict with European Union criteria on weapons exports.

Last year, the planned export of tanks to Indonesia was cancelled after a majority of MPs said they were concerned about the human rights situation in the former Dutch colony.
- See more at: http://www.dutchnews.nl/news/archives/2013/06/dutch_firm_gets_green_light_fo.php#sthash.aFMn21WY.dpuf

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Véhicule de soutien blindé feu tarentule 6 × 6

12 Juin 2013

Doosan DST Tarantula 6 x 6 (toutes les photos : viggen, knnews, koreaarms)

Doosan DST a exporté des véhicules Tarantula 6 x 6 en Indonésie

Le premier véhicule à roues de combat développé par Doosan DST Corée a été exporté vers l'Indonésie.

Le 2 mai, Doosan DST a envoyé un  blindé à rouesde  type véhicule d'assistance véhicule aux soldats Indonésiens (l'armée de l'Indonésie a nommé Tarantula 6 x 6 véhicule blindé un appui-feu-/AFSV).

Doosan DST a reçu une commande de véhicules 6 x 6 de l'Indonésie en 2009, basé sur le véhicule blindé APC Black Fox 6 × 6, la production a commencé  le Novembre 2010. À partir de début 2011 le prototype a subi une série d'évaluations, à la fois opérationnel et d'essai de tir et en mai de cette année, la production a été effectué.

Véhicule blindé à roues qu'elle avait exporté le poids de 18 tonnes avec un équipage de 3 personnes (pilote, tireur et commandant) et peut satisfaire aux exigences de medan en Indonésie. Vitesse-sol atteint 100 km/h, alors que dans l'eau peut être exécuté avec une vitesse de 8 km/h. Arme principale est un canon de 90 mm et une mitrailleuse de 7,62 mm pour l'invasion, la combinaison de ces armes peut être utilisé contre les chars et d'opération contre la guérilla.

Doosan fonctionnaires dit « un à roues blindés véhicule actuellement requis par les pays en développement, ce produit peut rivaliser avec des produits similaires réalisés par la Turquie et la Russie et est compétitif en termes de performances et de prix, le marché d'exportation du futur sera que le coup de feu est de l'Asie du sud-est, le Moyen-Orient et l'Amérique du Sud », dit-il.

En 1993 Doosan DST pour la première fois pour la Corée a réussi à exporter les chaînes de roues de véhicules blindés K200A1 en Malaisie.


6 x 6 véhicule blindé à roues, exporté en Indonésie a été développé à partir d'un modèle de véhicules blindés pour le marché mondial.

Cette fois, l'armée de l'Indonésie a envoyé à 11 unités de véhicules blindés à roues sur un total de 10 commandes, Doosan DST produit 11 véhicules blindés et faisant également l'Assemblée avec la tourelle de Canon. tourelle de 90 mm fournie par CST série-Belgique la CMI Défense 90 Cockerill Mk3.

L'unité onze restants est livrés sous forme de semi-assemblés (Knock Down Semi) à la compagnie de défense PT.L'Indonésie de faire tampon. Production de 6 x 6 véhicule blindé tarentule en Indonésie fait partie d'un contrat de fourniture de 22 Tarantula d'un montant total de 70 millions $.

Entreprises de défense d'Indonésie mentionnés ci-dessus ont fait APC 6 x 6 véhicule blindé avec un poids de 11 à 14 tonnes-tonnes, similaires à la France de VAB et connu comme pavé Anoa APS-3. Conception du véhicule est effectuée au début de 2006 et a été développée en 2008. Le véhicule était de l'APS-2 mais après être évaluée ensuite apporté des améliorations à la structure du véhicule et ses performances ainsi que bon nombre des changements apportés.

Indonésie en 2011, également conclu un accord avec la société qui a développé la Turquie ssan blindés Pars 6 x 6. À travers l'Indonésie de ce traité a l'occasion d'apprendre et de voir le véhicule blindé de technologie chaîne roue.

PINDAD a fourni plus de 200 véhicules blindés Anoa APS-3 à l'Indonésie et est maintenant parmi les plus à l'exportation vers la Malaisie. Cependant, selon le plan de modernisation de l'armée, les blindés  Condor APC 4 × 4 et 6 × 6 Sibmas AFSV (véhicule blindé équipé d'un 90 mm Cockerill Canon) seront remplacés  par la Malaisie par des blindé de DEFTECH AV-8 8 × 8 de coopération technique avec la Turquie.

Du traité en 2010, 2011,2012 mentionne également un approvisionnement de 54 Canons 105 mm série KH-178 à l'Indonésie

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Indonesia gears up for T-50
Indonesia will receive its full complement of 16 Korea Aerospace Industries T-50 Golden Eagle advanced jet trainer aircraft between September 2013 and February 2014.
The disclosure was made by a company spokesman at the company's chalet.
[url=http://www.flightglobal.com/landingpage/Jakarta Soekarno Hatta International.html]Jakarta[/url] ordered 16 T-50s in May 2011, marking the first export sale for the type, which is powered by a single General Electric F404 engine.
Indonesian pilots and maintenance crews are in South Korea familiarising themselves with the type.
In addition, KAI is confident of closing a deal with the [url=http://www.flightglobal.com/landingpage/Manila Ninoy Aquino International.html]Manila[/url] for 12 FA-50s, an armed variant of the T-50. Manila will use the type both for training and as a light fighter/attack aircraft.
The company, in co-operation with [url=http://www.flightglobal.com/landingpage/Lockheed Martin.html]Lockheed Martin[/url], is also competing against the Alenia/[url=http://www.flightglobal.com/landingpage/Aermacchi M-346.html]Aermacchi M-346[/url] and BAE Systems Hawk for an eight aircraft requirement in Poland.
Warsaw is reviewing the technical proposals issued by the three companies, and will issue another request for proposals for pricing information in the coming months. A decision could come as soon as early 2014.

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Ultra awarded a £32m contract for the mid-life modernisation of Indonesian Navy warship

Ultra Electronics announces that its Command & Control Systems business, based in High Wycombe, has been awarded a contract worth £32m by the Republic of Indonesia’s Ministry of Defence for the mid-life modernisation of the first of the Fatahillah Class corvettes.

The contract includes the development, installation and integration of a new combat management system.

The marine engineering aspects of the work package will be undertaken by Ultra’s partner, Nobiskrug with its local subcontractor in Indonesia.

http://www.ultra-electronics.com

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SBY’s Air Force One Expected in December

By SP/Robertus Wardi on 5:17 pm July 16, 2013.
Category News
Tags: boeing jet, presidential airplane

A Boeing 737-800 airplane to be used as a presidential aircraft is expected to be delivered in December and could become operational early next year, Minister for the State Secretariat Sudi Silalahi said on Tuesday.

Sudi was keen to emphasize that the arrival of the $58million-plane will be cheaper than the president’s current air-travel arrangements — the executive branch rents an aircraft from Garuda Indonesia.

“Nowadays, it is very wasteful and when it has arrived, we will be able to really make some savings,” Sudi said. “The costs for one presidential term is enough to purchase one aircraft.

http://www.thejakartaglobe.com

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Indonesia to buy five C-130Hs from Australia

Indonesia has signed a memorandum of understanding with Australia to acquire five Lockheed Martin C-130H Hercules tactical transports and associated equipment.

The sale is in addition to the four surplus aircraft that Australia is in the process of transferring to Indonesia, says the country's defence minister Stephen Smith, and includes a support equipment package.

"During my visit to Jakarta in April this year, I confirmed that the Australian government was willing to sell five C-130H aircraft, along with a simulator and spare parts, to Indonesia at a discounted rate," says Smith.

A source familiar with the deal says that Jakarta will pay only A$15 million ($13.9 million) for the whole package.

"Australia is pleased to continue to assist the development of Indonesia's airlift capability, which will support humanitarian assistance and disaster relief operations," Smith adds.

Three of the four Hercules that Australia has given Indonesia are undergoing maintenance with Qantas Defence Services at the Royal Australian Air Force's Richmond base in New South Wales. All four will be delivered by October 2014. The RAAF retired its last H-model Hercules in November 2012, following a service lift spanning 34 years.

Flightglobal's Ascend Online Fleets database shows that Jakarta has an active fleet of 15 C-130s, including B- and H-model examples, and four commercial L-100 variants.

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8 Apache Longbow pour 500M$

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Hagel Announces U.S. Deal to Sell Helicopters to Indonesia

By Cheryl Pellerin
American Forces Press Service

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Aug. 26, 2013 – In a first-of-its-kind deal worth about $500 million, the United States has agreed to sell eight new Apache AH-64E attack helicopters and Longbow radars to Indonesia, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said here today.

8 Su-27/30 et 6 F-16

Su-30MK2




Su-27K

le 3eme est un SU27

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Last delivery of Sukhoi fighter jets arrive in Makassar

The last delivery of Sukhoi fighter jets arrived from Russia at the Sultan Hasanuddin Air Force base in Makassar on Wednesday in CKD (Completely Knocked Down) condition and unarmed.

“The manufacturer also sent 13 technicians to assemble the aircraft. They will also perform a series of tests before handing them to the government,” Sultan Hasanuddin Air Force base spokesman Maj. Muliadi said.

He said usually it would take a week for the technicians to assemble the aircraft and perform the tests. As for the weaponry, the Indonesian government would procure them separately from the aircraft purchase.

http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2013/09/04/last-delivery-sukhoi-fighter-jets-arrive-makassar.html

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03-09-2013 The Indonesian vessels KRI Hiu and KRI Kakap joined with Armidale Class Patrol Boat HMAS Wollongong and the Mine Hunter Coastal HMAS Huon for a two-day harbour phase, followed by a three-day sea phase in the North Australian Exercise Area.

KRI Hui ( 634 )