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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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Indonesia plans to buy more submarines, C-130s
Plans to modernise some of its C-130s, buy another 10
Looking to buy more submarines in a "couple of years"

SINGAPORE, June 5 (Reuters) - Indonesia plans to increase the size of its submarine fleet over the next two years to defend its territory as well as protect international shipping lanes, its defence minister said on Saturday.
Purnomo Yusgiantoro also told Reuters the country was discussing buying 10 more C-130 military transport aircraft from Lockheed Martin but had not come to any agreement.
Indonesia, the world's largest archipelago with more than 17,000 islands, lies across shipping lanes between the Indian and Pacific oceans as well as between Asia and Australia, heavily used for transporting commodities and energy. It currently has two submarines.
Singapore put out a warning earlier this year about possible attacks on ships in the Malacca Strait, one of the world's busiest shipping lanes that lies between the city state, Indonesia and Malaysia and carries about 40 percent of global trade.
"We have several countries that we think are able to supply them (submarines). We want to make sure that it would be compatible to our needs as well as our sea (conditions)," Yusgiantoro said in an interview on the sidelines of the Shangri-La Dialogue security conference in Singapore.
"They are very important in order for us to guard sea lanes. We are going to have that in a couple of years," he said, without giving further details.
Yusgiantoro also said the government had earmarked funds in this year's budget to modernise some of its 32 C-130s.
"We can use that (plane) not only to bring troops, but also for humanitarian missions. We are ready to buy but we are still in discussions with the seller."
Indonesia set aside 42 trillion rupiah ($4.6 billion) in 2010 for defence spending, with most earmarked for operating expenditure for its 550,000-strong military force.
The country plans to boost its defence spending up to 1.5 percent of gross domestic product by 2014 from about 0.7-0.8 percent in 2010, among the lowest in the region.
Yusgiantoro held a meeting with U.S. Defence Secretary Robert Gates on Friday, which he characterised as "very good".
Indonesia is currently working to improve its military ties with the United States, including removing a ban on military training for its special forces, put in place over rights abuses blamed on elite troops.
"I think things will become more positive," Yusgiantoro said, but he did not comment on when the ban was likely to be removed.
Yusgiantoro, a Catholic minister in the world's most populous Muslim country, said his nation's defence ties with Washington were akin to a marriage, which could be rocky at times.
"I don't see any problem with our cooperation. But you know you always have little things going on, something like little arguments between you and your wife after she found a picture of another girl in your pocket," he said.

Reuters

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Indonesian Navy to Decommission Aging Ships and Aircraft
The Indonesian Navy will decommission up to 12 warships and 16 aircraft and replace them with new combat equipment, according to navy chief of staff Admiral Agus Suhartono.
Agus said the aging fleet of warships and aircraft would be scrapped as part of the navy's fleet and personnel development programme during 2010-2014, according to thejakartapost.com.
"Initially, four landing ship tanks and four Nomad aircraft will be decommissioned," he said.
"The navy has a total of 21 Nomad aircraft of which 16 will be scrapped with the rest to be used for training purposes."
The navy chief said the scrapping would not affect routine operations as the current fleet comprised enough newly built warships and landing dock platforms.

naval-technology

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Indonesia Considers T-50 Trainer Jets

Indonesia is considering the South Korean T-50 Golden Eagle trainer jet as the potential option to replace the air force's Hawk mk53 planes, which will be decommissioned in 2011.
Air Force commander Marshall Imam Syafaat told the Xinhua News Agency that the government was considering the T-50, the Yakovlev Yak 130 and Czechoslovakia's Aero L159 Alca.
Indonesia is considering the T-50 based on the planned joint production of fighter jets with South Korea that will come into force in 2012.
The T-50 Golden Eagle has more superior options compared with the L159, according to Syafaat.
South Korea's fourth-generation plane, T-50 Golden Eagle will be fitted with more sophisticated instruments that are not found in the Czech planes.
The Indonesian Air Force currently operates 38 Hawk mk53 two-seater trainer / light attack jets.

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Indonesia to Receive Additional Sukhoi Fighter Jets
Indonesia will receive three additional Sukhoi jet fighters from Russia in September 2010, according to Indonesian Air Force chief Marshal Imam Sufaat.
Sufaat said the fighter jets would arrive on 11 September 2010, earlier initially scheduled, but in stages and not all together, according to Xinhua News Agency.
The air force will receive two of the three SU-27SKM aircraft early next month, and another in the third week of September.
The Sukhois will arrive at Sultan Hasanuddin Airport for assembly and a flight test.
Indonesia previously purchased four Sukhoi in 2003 and six more in 2007 from Russia

airforce-technology

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L’Indonésie veut construire ses sous-marins

Publié le 2 septembre 2010.
Le ministre indonésien de la défense veut que son pays puisse construire des sous-marins.
Le ministre indonésien de la défense, Purnomo Yusgiantoro, a annoncé que la construction du sous-marin serait terminée cette année. “Moi, le vice-ministre, le secrétariat et les directions générales du ministère allons travailler dur pour accomplir ce grand projet,” a déclaré mardi le ministre.
Selon Purnomo, le succès de la construction d’un bâtiment moderne est renforcer la confiance du gouvernement pour que la marine puisse être renforcée.

RÉFÉRENCE :
Tempo Interaktif (Indonésie)

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L'Indonésie reçoit deux chasseurs russes


Deux chasseurs russes Su-27SKM ont été livrés vendredi matin à l'Indonésie dans le cadre d'un contrat signé en 2007, a annoncé à RIA Novosti une source militaire indonésienne.

Le dernier chasseur prévu par le contrat est attendu sur la base aérienne dans la ville de Makassar (province de Sulawesi du sud) le 16 septembre.

En 2003, l'Indonésie a acheté quatre avions de guerre russes. En 2007, un contrat a été signé sur la livraison de six Su-27. Trois Su-30MK2 ont été remis à Djakarta le 2 février 2009.

Selon Imam Sufaat, commandant de l'armée de l'air indonésienne, le pays compte acheter six autres chasseurs Su. Il pourrait s'agir de Su-30MK2. L'Indonésie prévoit la création d'une escadrille des 16 avions visant à assurer la défense complète de l'ensemble du territoire.

Une requête a été adressée à Moscou pour la modernisation des quatre Su livrés en 2003. En outre, un accord pourrait être signé au mois d'octobre sur la livraison à l'Indonésie d'armements pour les chasseurs russes, a dit l'interlocuteur de l'agence.

Ria

Fremo a écrit:

Post supprimé ... HS

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Trois employés russes de Sukhoï décédés d'un infarctus en Indonésie (ambassade)


La base aérienne de la ville de Makassar

11:11 14/09/2010
DJAKARTA, 14 septembre - RIA Novosti

Trois Russes, employés du groupe Sukhoï, sont décédés lundi en Indonésie suite à une crise cardiaque, a annoncé à RIA Novosti une source dans l'ambassade de Russie à Djakarta.

Tous les trois Russes assuraient la maintenance des chasseurs Su sur la base aérienne de la ville de Makassar (province de Sulawesi du sud).

Le ministre indonésien de la Défense Purnomo Yusgiantoro a exprimé ses condoléances à l'occasion de l'incident et a exprimé sa certitude que la tragédie ne nuirait pas à la coopération militaire et technique entre Moscou et Djakarta.

http://fr.rian.ru/world/20100914/187425892.html

wow tjs mieux que dire ils sont tombés tous les 3 sur des couteaux dans la rue!
un deces collectif a la russe,FSB may be,auraient-ils passé des infos a autre partie?

Les probabilitées d'un infarctus pour ses 3 Russes me semble faibles,trés faibles

C Comme s’ils acheté des cigarettes en détail

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Chasseurs russes: l'Indonésie passe une commande supplémentaire (Défense)

Le commandant en chef de l'Armée de l'air indonésienne, le maréchal Imam Sufaat, a confirmé vendredi l'intention de Jakarta d'acheter à la Russie six chasseurs Su-30MK2 supplémentaires, a annoncé vendredi l'agence Antara news.

"Compte tenu de l'étendue de notre territoire, il est évident que les dix chasseurs achetés auparavant en Russie, sont insuffisants", a souligné le maréchal.

Selon lui, l'idée d'acheter les six chasseurs supplémentaires a été approuvée par le président indonésien Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.

En 2003, l'Indonésie a acheté quatre avions de guerre russes. En août 2007, un contrat a été signé sur la livraison de six Su-30MK2. Trois Su-30MK2 ont été remis à Djakarta le 2 février 2009, alors que le dernier chasseur est arrivé en Indonésie jeudi 16 septembre.

RIA Novosti

MAATAWI a écrit:

C Comme s’ils acheté des cigarettes en détail

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Chasseurs russes: l'Indonésie passe une commande supplémentaire (Défense)

Le commandant en chef de l'Armée de l'air indonésienne, le maréchal Imam Sufaat, a confirmé vendredi l'intention de Jakarta d'acheter à la Russie six chasseurs Su-30MK2 supplémentaires, a annoncé vendredi l'agence Antara news.

"Compte tenu de l'étendue de notre territoire, il est évident que les dix chasseurs achetés auparavant en Russie, sont insuffisants", a souligné le maréchal.

Selon lui, l'idée d'acheter les six chasseurs supplémentaires a été approuvée par le président indonésien Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.

En 2003, l'Indonésie a acheté quatre avions de guerre russes. En août 2007, un contrat a été signé sur la livraison de six Su-30MK2. Trois Su-30MK2 ont été remis à Djakarta le 2 février 2009, alors que le dernier chasseur est arrivé en Indonésie jeudi 16 septembre.

RIA Novosti

Quelle drole de maniére de ce procuré des chasseurs bombardiers,heureusement qu'il font pas cela avec des chars ou des armes de poinds

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Sukhoi fighters pass flight tests at Indonesia base


All three Su-27SKM fighters delivered to Indonesia by Russia earlier this month have successfully passed flight tests at an airbase in the South Sulawesi province, a source at the base said on Wednesday.

The planes were delivered to Indonesia as the final part of an August 2007 $300 million deal for six of the Sukhoi fighters. That agreement followed on from the 2003 purchase by Indonesia of four fighter jets from Russia.

Indonesia's Air Force chief of staff Marshal Imam Sufaat said on Friday his country planned to buy six more Sukhoi fighter jets from Russia, the Jakarta Post reported.

"The existing squadron of 10 Sukhois is insufficient for our vast air space," Imam told the Antara news agency.

He said the purchases had already been approved by the country's president, President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.

However he added that while the purchases would be on the Defense Ministry's long-term agenda, he was not sure when the deal would go ahead.

Ria

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La Russie livre trois hélicoptères de combat à l'Indonésie (source)

Un avion de transport militaire russe Antonov An-124 a acheminé trois hélicoptères de transport et de combat Mi-35 à l'aéroport de la capitale indonésienne Jakarta, a annoncé jeudi un responsable proche de la coopération militaire et technique russo-indonésienne.
Les hélicoptères ont été livrés dans le cadre d'un contrat signé en septembre 2007, lors d'une visite de Vladimir Poutine, président russe à l'époque, en Indonésie. La date de la cérémonie officielle de transfert des hélicoptères à l'Indonésie n'a pas encore été fixée, selon la source.
Par ailleurs, les essais en vol de trois chasseurs russes Sukhoi Su-27SKM livrés en septembre se sont achevés mercredi sur la base aérienne indonésienne Hasanuddin, dans la province de Sulawesi du Sud.
L'Indonésie a acheté quatre avions de combats russes en 2003. En août 2007, les deux pays ont conclu un contrat sur la livraison de six autres chasseurs Sukhoi. Trois Su-30 MK2 de fabrication russe ont été remis à la partie indonésienne en février 2009, deux chasseurs Su-27 SKM sont arrivés en Indonésie le 10 septembre dernier et le sixième avion Sukhoi le 16 septembre. Selon l'ambassadeur de Russie Alexandre Ivanov, la cérémonie de remise des avions se tiendra fin septembre.
L'Indonésie compte acheter six autres chasseurs Sukhoi, a annoncé la semaine dernière le commandant de l'Armée de l'air du pays Imam Sufaat.

Ria

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Décès de Russes en Indonésie: une intoxication accidentelle (diplomate)
L'hypothèse de l'intoxication volontaire des trois techniciens russes en Indonésie est dénuée de tout fondement, a déclaré mercredi à RIA Novosti l'ambassadeur russe à Jakarta Alexandre Ivanov.
"Nous considérons le décès des trois citoyens russes comme un accident. L'hypothèse d'une intoxication volontaire, avancée par certains médias russes, est dénuée de tout fondement", a indiqué le diplomate.
Trois Russes, employés du groupe Sukhoï, sont décédés lundi 13 septembre en Indonésie des suites d'une crise cardiaque. Tous les trois assuraient la maintenance des chasseurs Su sur la base aérienne de la ville de Makassar (province de Sulawesi du sud).
Les médias indonésiens ont annoncé mercredi 15 septembre, que les médecins légistes de la police de Jakarta avaient décelé des traces de méthanol dans les prélèvements pratiqués sur les organes des trois techniciens russes.
Le méthanol, (CH3OH), également connu sous le nom d'alcool méthylique est un liquide incolore dont l'odeur évoque celle de l'alcool éthylique. Il est surtout utilisé dans l'industrie chimique pour obtenir du formaldéhyde et des éthers. On le trouve aussi dans les solvants antigel. Le méthanol est un poison virulent qui s'attaque aux systèmes nerveux et cardio-vasculaire. L'absorption de 0,5-1 cl provoque une intoxication grave, la dose létale est de 3cl.

Ria

hs: Merci FAMAS

Merci pour la remarque j’ai changer l’article puisque je n’avais pas la main pour le suprimé

Maatawi ton article concerne l'armée du Singapour pourtant

https://far-maroc.forumpro.fr/asie-oceanie-f23/singapore-armed-forces-t2219-45.htm#125584

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Indonesia Plans to Purchase Submarines
The Indonesian Defence Ministry has plans to purchase five submarines worth $350m-$400m each by the end of 2010 to strengthen maritime security in Indonesian waters.
State shipbuilder PT PAL president director Harsusanto said the ministry might hold a tender on the submarines this year.
Harsusanto said the company was expecting to be awarded the contract to construct the submarines.
PAL is currently working with Demen Schelde Naval Shipyard (DSNS) to build a new guided missile escort ordered by the Defence Ministry.
The Indonesian military (TNI) will require at least Rp57tn ($6.4bn) for weapons procurement in the next five years, according to the Jakarta Post.

naval-technology

nos achats sigma en version long est suivi,l indonesie viens de passer commande pour une autre sigma plus lourde et plus longue comme les notres. eux qui avait opté pour des navires de moins de 2000 t et de moins de 100 metres

selon DSI n°63, les indonésien ont passé commande auprés des chantiers Damen Schelde d'une nouvelle Frégate Sigma semblable à la notre, Sigma 10514 ... Elle recevera un armement pareil à nos FMMM ( Mica Vl et MM40 Blk II ) !!

cela signifie que le client était satisfait de la qualité des rafiots

folie des grandeurs

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Indonesia Plans 180 Flankers Plus F-16s
Sep 30, 2010
By Bradley Perrett


BEIJING — Indonesia intends to acquire 180 Sukhoi Flankers and also to buy Lockheed Martin F-16s, Defense Minister Purnomo Yusgiantoro says, setting out plans for a massive expansion of the Southeast Asian country’s air combat force.

If Indonesia is serious about buying 180 Flankers, then Canberra will almost certainly fund the Royal Australian Air Force’s plan for 100 Lockheed Martin F-35s, says Andrew Davies, an analyst at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute. Until now, there was a significant chance that Australia would buy fewer F-35s.

The Sukhoi fleet will be built up by 2024, with 18 aircraft in each of 10 squadrons, Purnomo says. F-16s will replace BAE Systems Hawks, the government’s Antara news agency says in a report carrying Purnomo’s statement.

If the country does buy 180 Flankers and if it can operate them efficiently — two big ifs — then it will have transformed an air force that now has negligible combat capability.

Indonesia has been operating its current small force of Flankers, a mix of Su-27s and Su-30s, with poor levels of efficiency and availability. Analysts believe that its nine Northrop F-5s are in worse shape. Eight of 12 F-16As and Bs ordered in the 1980s are grounded.

The delivery of three Flankers this week took the force of that type to 10. The government previously said it would buy an additional six.

“To defend our nation’s sovereignty, we have set a target to procure 180 Sukhoi jet fighters to form 10 squadrons,” Purnomo reportedly says.

Besides Australia, the Indonesian buildup also would cause concerns in Singapore and Malaysia, according to Davies, although Leonard Sebastian, a Singapore-based specialist on Indonesia, thinks that Indonesia’s neighbors, including Australia, will not react too strongly.

The Indonesian air force is “pretty weak on human resources — not just the pilots but also the support personnel,” Sebastian says, doubting that the country could operate the Flanker force efficiently.

There is less doubt that it can buy them, he adds. Indonesia has been enjoying strong mineral prices stoked by Chinese demand. And building up the air force, rather than the army, would accord with the country’s policy of creating armed forces that are more technically advanced and professional.

The minister says the strength of the Indonesian economy is helping the government pay for its arms program.

Davies, who thinks Indonesia eventually will have a large number of Flankers but not as many as 180, points out that countries across Southeast Asia are focusing increasingly on advanced military technology.

Purnomo does not say how many F-16s Indonesia wants, but the country is operating six Hawk 100 trainers and 20 Hawk 200 light attack aircraft. Two years ago the government said it wanted to buy a squadron of F-16s between 2010 and 2014.

Any further F-16s may be secondhand. The defense ministry said in July that the U.S. was offering surplus fighters at low prices.

For imports of new weapons, Indonesia will insist on technology transfer and 40% of production work, Deputy Defense Minister Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin says.

AviatonWeek

Voilà le nouveau sigma 10514 déstiné à l'indonésie, et qui sera construit localement selon le MenDef indonésien ...

On remarque :
8 lanceurs pour missiles SSM ' MM40 Bk II
14 Lanceurs de Mica VL
tube pour grenades ASM
1 76mm
un CIWS

le navire accueillera entre 100 et 120 marins, capable d'atteindre 30nds de vitesse ... Il mesura 105m de long et 14m et largeur, et 8.8m de tirant d'eau !!

j'ai oublié de signaler un truc ... le cout ce contrt est estimé à 220M$

contrat avec offset c'est pas le même tarif !

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Indonesian military plans major procurement drive


Indonesia plans to embark on a procurement drive over the next five years to modernise its armed forces, with the purchase of new aircraft for the air force and army high on the list of priorities.

Around 150 trillion Indonesian rupiah ($16.8 billion) is required over the next five years for the modernisation, says defence minister Purnomo Yusgiantoro. The government aims to provide two-thirds of this sum, with the remainder to be covered by loans, he adds.

Foremost on the shopping list will be new fighters, transport aircraft and utility and search and rescue helicopters, say industry sources. Upgrades to existing aircraft could also be on the cards. The challenge, however, is finding the budget for all of this, they add.

Additional Sukhoi fighters are a priority for the Indonesian air force, with chief of staff Air Chief Marshal Imam Sufaat saying that the country could buy another six Su-30s. Jakarta has taken delivery of all 10 Su-27 and Su-30MK/MK2 fighters that it ordered earlier this decade, with the last aircraft having arrived in mid-September.

"The existing squadron of Sukhois remains insufficient to give a deterrent effect given our vast territory," Imam told the Antara news agency, adding that the proposal to acquire more had been approved by Indonesian president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.

These would complement the service's existing Northrop F-5s and Lockheed Martin Block 15 F-16A/Bs, the latter of which have also been considered for upgrade.

Jakarta has also given the nod to a joint venture between Indonesian Aerospace and Korea Aerospace Industries, paving the way for the two companies to co-operate on Seoul's KF-X fighter programme. The South Korean government will fund 60% of the costs, while KAI and Indonesia's defence ministry will contribute 20% each.

South Korea plans to procure around 200 of the fighters to replace its F-5s and Indonesia is expected to buy 50 for its air force. Jakarta hopes that its aircraft will be manufactured in-country by IAe, with the first examples to roll off the assembly line in 2020.

Indonesia has also been looking to upgrade some of its transport aircraft and buy either new or refurbished ones. There is growing pressure on the government to move on this, especially after high profile crashes involving a Lockheed C-130B and a Fokker F27 last year. The military also wants progress, given the necessity to move troops around the vast archipelago.

Eurocopter and IAe have also agreed to set up an assembly line for the Super Puma MkII in Bandung. Serial production is due to begin in 2011, with Indonesia viewed as a potentially lucrative market for helicopter manufacturers.

Apart from utility and transport helicopters, Jakarta is also keen on search and rescue and anti-submarine warfare helicopters, sources say. This will help the military to both look after the country's vast territory and be prepared for the natural disasters that strike the country occasionally.

Flight International

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INDO Defence 2010: la Russie décroche un contrat de 54 M USD

Lors de la première journée du salon international de l'armement de la Défense indonésienne, INDO Defence 2010 Expo&Forum, la délégation russe a signé un contrat de livraison d'armements à Jakarta d'une valeur de 54 millions de dollars, a annoncé mercredi à RIA le chef de la délégation Mikhail Petoukhov.
"Un contrat pour fournir à l'armée indonésienne des armes qui équiperont ses avions de combat Sukhoi a été signé ce matin", a précisé le responsable.
Le quatrième salon international de l'armement de la Défense indonésienne INDO Defence 2010 Expo&Forum se déroule du 10 au 13 novembre à Jakarta, capitale de l'Indonésie.

RIA Novosti