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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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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.

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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$

http://www.defense.gov/news/newsarticle.aspx?id=120674 a écrit:

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 )

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DSEI 2013: Indonesia signs for Thales TACTICOS system

The Indonesian Navy has purchased the latest version of the Thales TACTICOS combat management system, to be installed on its new Perusak Kawal Rudal (PKR) Sigma Class Corvette.

Speaking at the DSEI conference in London, Boudewijn Geerink, business development manager, naval systems for Thales, told journalists that Indonesia had signed a formal contract for the MK4 system for its new frigate, with the probable option for a second at a later date.

The SIGMA 10514 guided missile frigate was purchased by Indonesia in 2012 as part of a modernisation of the Indonesian Navy, and is slated for delivery in 2016. It follows on from four SIGMA Corvettes previously purchased for the TNI AL.

TACTICOS is a family of modular combat management systems, matched to a variety of mission profiles and vessel types. The MK4 is the most recent iteration, and features a new single screen console and enhanced graphical software.

Geerink explained the 30 inch single screen console is designed to provide an optimal viewing range for the human eye, and provides a graphical way of interacting with the common controls.

‘With the new MK4 system, both maritime security and combat operations can be performed from a single console. The MK4 is more intuitive and meets young officer’s interaction standards. In addition, training emphasis is moved from ‘button training’ to tactical training,’ said Geerink

TACTICOS technology is already used on board more than 160 ships (from small patrol craft to full-size frigates and destroyers) operated by 20 navies.

Those include the US Navy as well as navies in Asia, Europe, the Gulf region, Latin America, the Middle East and North Africa.

http://www.shephardmedia.com

jf16 a écrit:

 T-50i

Spoiler:

Ces les deux premiers T-50i commandés par l'Indonésie ils ont fait un bref ravitaillement à l'aéroport International de Kaohsiung, Taiwan

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SCANTER 4100 Selected for Mid-Life Modernization of Indonesian Navy Warship

Terma’s SCANTER 4100 radar has been selected by Ultra for integration on the first of the Fatahillah Class corvettes.

DSEi 2013, London - Ultra Electronics Command and Control Systems has been contracted by the Republic of Indonesia’s Ministry of Defence for the mid-life modernisation of the first of the Fatahillah Class corvettes.

Terma’s SCANTER 4100 radar has been selected by Ultra for integration as part of the new Combat System. Terma and Ultra expect to finalize negotiations this autumn.

The SCANTER 4100 systems are considered technologically state-of-the-art and equipped with the newest software and electronics resulting in significant improved performance shared with the SCANTER 6000 radars.

The radar supports operation of both UAVs and helicopters and provides unsurpassed small target detection – in close range and up until the radar horizon in all weather conditions. Air targets are detected to 96 nm and sea skimming missiles as they meet the radar horizon. The SCANTER 4100s high resolution pictures offer unique situational awareness for all missions from Search and Rescue to missile detection.

About Terma
Terma develops products and systems for defense, non-defense, and security applications, including command and control systems, radar systems, self-protection systems for ships and aircraft, space technology, and advanced aerostructures for the international aircraft industry. The company has a total staff of 1,050 and realized 2012/13 revenues of MUSD 210.

The parent company Terma A/S is headquartered at Aarhus, Denmark, and maintains international subsidiaries and operations in The Netherlands, Germany, Singapore, India, and the wholly owned U.S. subsidiary Terma North America Inc. headquartered in Arlington, VA.

Further information about Terma is available at http://www.terma.com/

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RI first class air force on horizon: Minister

Defense Minister Purnomo Yusgiantoro said that the recent attention given to the Indonesian Air Force (TNI AU) would result in a first class air force.

“The air force base in Makassar [South Sulawesi] will receive six new Sukhoi jet fighters soon,” Purnomo said during the hand-over ceremony for four training aircraft at the 101st Training Squadron (Skadik) hangar, Adisutjipto Air Force Base (AFB), on Friday.

The four German-made Grob G120TP-A are part of an order of 16 airplanes — worth some US$72 million — to be delivered in stages until 2014.

Also in attendance at the ceremony was Grob Aircraft CEO Andre Hibbler.

“The cockpit is comfortable. It’s air conditioned,” said Purnomo as he was inspecting the aircraft.

Purnomo said the aircraft, which were assembled at Adisutjipto AFB and tested on Aug. 28-29, would replace Skadik 101’s older training craft — the Swiss-made FFA AS-202 Bravo and American-made T-34C Turbo Mentor.

“On behalf of the Indonesian government I express gratitude to the German government for this cooperation,” Purnomo said.

Marshal (ret.) Basri Sidahabi, of the House of Representatives’ Commission I overseeing defense affairs, said that the renewal of major-weapons systems would strengthen the country’s air defense system. “It will bring TNI AU on par with the air forces in neighboring countries,” he said.

The same appreciation was also expressed by Hibbler to Purnomo: “In the name of our family and government, I would like to say thank you for this cooperation,” he told the minister.

Adisutjipto AFB’s spokesman Maj. Hamdi Londong said the Grob G120TP-A, which is powered by a Rolls Royce M250-B17F engine with a five-blade propeller, was chosen as it fulfilled the operational requirements. The two seater airplane with a side-by-side configuration was deemed more suitable than the Finmeccanica (Alenia Aermacchi) SF-260TP and Pacific Aerospace CT-4.

“The aircraft’s superiority is due to its ability to fly at a speed of 439 kilometers per hour,” said Londong, adding that it’s low cantilevered wings would improve agility.

Londong also said that with a fuel capacity of 360 liters, the aircraft could fly for five hours with a reserve of 45 minutes.

“It is also capable of operating in temperatures between 20 and 72 degrees Celsius,” he said.

Other superior elements of the aircraft include the fact that it only needs a runway of some 374 meters; it has two avionics system in the dashboard, analog and digital; and it has a sliding bubble canopy for 360-degree visibility.

Londong estimated the new training craft could be used for up to 30 years. The last batch of two Sukhoi Su-30 MK2 jet fighters — also known as Flanker — arrived at Sultan Hasanuddin AFB, just outside Makassar on Sept. 4.

A total of six Su-30 MK2s have been delivered this year with earlier batches arrived in February and May. The Flankers are operated by the 11th Air Squadron.

On Sept. 11, two Korea-made T-50i Golden Eagle lead-in fighter trainers (LIFTs) arrived at Iswahjudi AFB in Magetan, East Java, for the 15th Air Squadron.

Indonesia ordered a total of 16 of T-50i LIFTs which will be delivered in stages every two weeks until the end of 2013.


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Indonesia receives four Grob G120TP trainers

Grob Aircraft has delivered the first four G120TP trainers to the Indonesian air force, with an additional six to come before the end of 2013.

The aircraft are part of an 18-unit, $72 million deal for the type, says the Indonesian air force, which signed a contract in September 2011. Its remaining eight aircraft will be delivered in 2014.

Indonesia will use the turboprop-powered type for elementary and basic training. It will replace the air force’s fleet of FFA AS-202 and Beechcraft T-34s.

Jakarta also recently received its first pair of Korea Aerospace Industries T-50i Golden Eagle advanced jet trainers. It is obtaining 16 T-50is, with all of the aircraft to be delivered by February 2014.

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La corvette KRI Sultan Iskandar Muda ( 367 ) vient d'arriver le ce matin à Brisbane avant de se diriger vers Sydney ... c'est la 3° unités après l'OPV du Brunei, et le Destroyer Japonais ( JS MAKINAMI 112 ) ... apparemment il y a un exercice prévu entre les pays de la régions

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Indonesian air force has full squadron of Russian Shukoi jet fighters

Makassar, S Sulawesi (ANTARA News) - The Indonesian Air Force has a full squadron of Russian Shukoi jet fighters stationed at the Hasanuddin airbase in Makassar, South Sulawesi.

The squadron was complete after six new units of Shukoi SU- 30MK2 arrived to join the 10 units already here earlier.

"The war planes were stationed at the Air Squadron 11 in the Hasanuddin airbase of Makassar," Defense Minister Purnomo Yusgiantoro, said in a ceremony marking the official transfer of the aircraft from JSC Rosoboronexport representing the Russian government to the defense ministry here on Wednesday.

Purnomo said the forming of the squadron is part of the program to develop the country`s air defense under strategic plan of 2010-2014.

All of the units of SU-30 MK 2 and SU-27 SKM series of Sukhoi jet fighters were ordered by the Indonesian government under a contract signed in July 2007.

They came by phases arriving at Iswahyudi airbase of Madiun in 2003, and at the Sultan Hasanuddin airbase in 2009, 2010 and 2013.

Deliveries of the six units of aircraft bought at a price of US$470 million was nine months earlier than the schedule set in the contract on June 28, 2014.

The six units were delivered with spare parts in four phases with the first phase in February, 2013 and the last on Sept 4, 2013.

The war planes are equipped with bombs and guided missiles, said air force chief of staff Air Marshal Ida Bagus Putu Dunia.

http://www.antara.co.id

Fremo a écrit:

La corvette KRI Sultan Iskandar Muda ( 367 ) vient d'arriver le ce matin à Brisbane avant de se diriger vers Sydney ... c'est la 3° unités après l'OPV du Brunei, et le Destroyer Japonais ( JS MAKINAMI 112 ) ... apparemment il y a un exercice prévu entre les pays de la régions

27-09-13 .. elle quitte Brisbane pour Sydney ... pas pour un exercice, mais pour participer dans une parade commémorant le 100° anniversaire de la Royal Australian Navy, qui va réunir une 40aine d'unités navales

Leo 2A4

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IAe hands over maritime patrol CN235 to Indonesia's navy  

  09:00 4 Oct 2013  

Indonesian Aerospace (IAe) handed over the first of three maritime patrol-configured CN235s to the Indonesian navy at a ceremony in Bandung on 2 October.

Indonesia’s defence ministry contracted IAe to build the three aircraft, designated as CN235 PATMAR, in 2009. They will complement the navy’s NC212s, providing long-range patrol missions across the Indonesian archipelago.

The aircraft has been fitted with a search radar, forward-looking infrared camera, identification friend or foe transponder, tactical navigation systems and a bubble window to equip it for a surveillance role. In addition, IAe says the CN235 has been fitted with winglets to improve its stability.

IAe adds that it has received expressions of interest from other countries in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations that are interested in acquiring the CN235 PATMAR aircraft.

http://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/iae-hands-over-maritime-patrol-cn235-to-indonesias-navy-391310/?cmpid=SOC|FGFG|twitterfeed|FG_military

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Indonesia receives first CN-235 patrol aircraft

JAKARTA, Oct. 10 (UPI) -- The Indonesian navy took delivery of the first of three CN-235 maritime patrol aircraft from state aircraft manufacturer PT Dirgantara Indonesia.

The handover was made at the PTDI facility in Bandung, in West Java province on the island of Java, The Jakarta Post reported.

Defense Minister Purnomo Yusgiantoro said the aircraft will be used to patrol for people-smuggling boats carrying illegal migrants headed for waters around Australia's Indian Ocean territory of Christmas Island.

The navy operates the smaller NC-212 MP aircraft, also made by PTDI at its facility in Bandung, the Post said.

PTDI President Budi Santoso said the order showed the trust in and support for the manufacturer's products.

"We have replied with hard work and commitment by producing quality aircraft that are on time and on budget," Budi said.

The Post also reported Purnomo said the ministry needed at least 54 NC-212s and 21 CN-235s, while Adm. Marsetio, the navy's chief of staff, said the aircraft would be procured by 2024.

PTDI will deliver the next CN-235 in December and the third aircraft in February next year.

The Indonesian Ministry of Defense signed the $80 million deal in December 2009 off the back of a strategic planning review.

Spanish aircraft maker EADS CASA -- Construcciones Aeronauticas SA -- and PTDI formed a joint venture, Aircraft Technology -- AirTech -- to develop the CN-235 aircraft in two variants for civil and military use. The original design was for military transport and as a regional airliner.

A report in Defense Industry Daily at the time of the signing in 2009 said the aircraft will be fitted with Thales' AMASCOS mission control system.

AMASCOS subsystems include Thales/EADS Ocean Master Mk II search radar, thermal imaging from Thales, Elettronica's ALR 733 radar warning receiver and CAE's AN/ASQ-508 magnetic anomaly detection system.

The aircraft also comes with either MBDA's AM-39 Exocet missiles or Raytheon's Mk 46 light torpedoes.

The high-wing aircraft has two General Electric CT&-9C3 turboprop engines and Trimble TNL7900 Omega global positioning system and a Northrop Grumman-built LN92 ring laser gyroscope inertial navigation system.

The first flight of the CN-235 was in 1983 with first operational use in 1988. The main buyer has been Turkey, picking up 61 aircraft. Other buyers of large numbers have been the air forces of Spain and the Republic of Korea.

In March last year, the South Korean coast guard received its fourth and last CN-235 ordered from PTDI.

Read more: http://www.upi.com/Business_News/Security-Industry/2013/10/10/Indonesia-receives-first-CN-235-patrol-aircraft/UPI-30851381399260/#ixzz2hOzxnNT2

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Rheinmetall to supply tracked armoured vehicles to Indonesian Army
14 November 2013

Rheinmetall Group has received a contract from the Indonesian Ministry of Defence (MoD) for supply of tracked armoured vehicles, logistical support and ammunition to the national army.

Under the €216m contract, the company will deliver a total of 103 overhauled and modernised Leopard 2 main battle tanks (MBTs), along with 42 upgraded Marder 1A3 infantry fighting vehicles (IFVs), and 11 various armoured recovery and engineering vehicles.

Additional supplies include associated documentation, training equipment, logistical support, as well as initial rounds of practice and service ammunition.

The contract reflects Indonesia's requirement to modernise its ability to respond to potential threats to its territorial integrity.

In addition, the country also needs equipment that corresponds to the military standards of its partner nations, so as to participate in UN peacekeeping and peace enforcement missions.

The contract was originally signed in December 2012, and comes into full force after the successful completion of all legal formalities, making Indonesia the 18th Leopard 2 MBT user nation, according to the company.Indonesia initially planned Lepoard 2 tanks purchase from the Netherlands, but failed to finalise the contract due to strong opposition from the Dutch legislators, in the wake of the country's rampant human rights violations across the archipelago, especially in Papua New Guinea.

Manufactured by Krauss-Maffei Wegmann (KMW), the Leopard 2 is a successor to the Leopard 1 MBT, and is designed to engage moving targets while moving over rough terrain.

Equipped with digital fire control systems with laser rangefinders, a fully stabilised main gun and coaxial machine gun, and advanced night vision and sighting equipment, various Leopard 2 variants are currently operational with the armed forces of Germany and other European and non-European nations.

Deliveries under the contract are scheduled to take place progressively during 2014-2016




http://www.army-technology.com/news/newsrheinmetall-supply-vehicles-indonesian-army

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Sagem signe avec DSME en Corée le contrat de maîtrise d’œuvre du système de navigation des futurs sous-marins de l’Indonésie

Paris, le 18 novembre 2013

A l’issue d’une compétition internationale, Sagem (Safran) vient de signer avec le chantier naval sud-coréen Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co. Ltd un contrat portant sur la maîtrise d’œuvre du système de navigation intégré des trois futurs sous-marins océaniques de 1400 tonnes destinés à la marine indonésienne.

Commandée en 2012 par l’Indonésie, ces trois bâtiments constituent les premiers sous-marins océaniques de conception sud-coréenne vendus à l’international.

Fiable et précis, le système de navigation de Sagem (NAVS) se présente comme le mieux adapté aux missions sous-marines les plus exigeantes, en haute mer comme en opérations littorales. Essentiel à la discrétion et à la sécurité de la navigation du bâtiment en plongée, le NAVS se compose de deux centrales inertielles à gyrolaser SIGMA 40XP à haute performance, d’un calculateur et de logiciels critiques de navigation.

Le savoir-faire de Sagem en matière d’intégration de systèmes de navigation, sa maîtrise des fonctions de fusion et de distribution de données pour le système de combat, ainsi que son expérience dans la conduite de grands programmes de défense ont été déterminants dans le choix de DSME.

Ce nouveau contrat souligne la qualité de la coopération entre l’industrie coréenne et Sagem et la prédominance de la technologie laser dans le domaine de la navigation sous marine. A ce titre, la DAPA (1) a confié à Sagem la modernisation du système de navigation des sous-marins KSS-1 Chang Bogo, plusieurs unités ainsi modernisées étant déjà en opérations.

A travers ce contrat, Sagem consolide sa position de leader auprès des forces sous-marines dans le secteur de la navigation. Les systèmes de navigation de Sagem équipent plus de 400 bâtiments de surface et 60 sous-marins de quatorze classes différentes, à propulsion nucléaire (SNLE-NG, Barracuda, SNA Améthyste), anaérobie (AIP) ou diesel-électrique, notamment la famille Scorpène.

http://www.sagem-ds.com/spip.php?article1154#sthash.msvOPlWP.dpuf