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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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First three Indonesian F-16C/D Blk52IDs returning home Jul. 15



The first three TNI-AU F-16C/D Blk 52ID fighters will start their journey back to Indonesia on Jul. 15.

F-16C, tail no. TS 1625, will join F-16Ds, tail no. TS 1621, 1623, and depart Hill Air Force Base at 11:00 hours for Eilsen Air Force Base. The three jets will then head to Guam on Jul. 17 while accompanied by a USAF KC-135. They are expected to land at Iswahyudi Air Force Base on Jul. 20 at 11:16 hours.

http://tni-au.mil.id

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Pesawat Latih TNI Resmi Miliki Simulator




TRIBUNNEWS.COM, SLEMAN – Tentara Nasioanal Indonesia (TNI) Angkatan Udara (AU) meresmikan penggunaan gedung beserta simulator dari Pesawat Grob G120 TP-A di Skadik 104, Lanud Adisutjipto, Kamis (24/7).

Peresmian diawali dengan upacara militer sederhana dan dilanjutkan peninjauan dan pengecekan simulator oleh Komandan Pangkalan Udara (Lanud) TNI AU Adisutjipto, Marsekal Pertama TNI Agus Munandar.

Komandan Lanud dalam sambutannya memaparkan keberadaan simulator selain bertujuan untuk menyiapkan siswa dalam memasuki tahapan pendidikan terbang yang sesungguhnya, juga dimaksudkan untuk membentuk habit dan keselamatan sebelum memasuki tahap bina terbang.

“Tantangan yang semakin berat tersebut menjadikan Lanud Adisutjipto, khususnya Wingdik Terbang, harus mempersiapkan diri sedini mungkin. Tahapan pendidikan yang sekarang ini berjalan merupakan upaya untuk mempersiapkan sumber daya manusia yang diharapkan,” paparnya.

Agus Munandar, menambahkan kehadiran pesawat latih Grob G120TP-A sendiri merupakan jawaban atas tantangan dari proses modernisasi alat utama sistem senjata (alutsista) di TNI AU yang sedang dan akan terus berjalan.

Pesawat Grob adalah pesawat buatan Jerman yang dipergunakan untuk pelatihan dasar. Pesawat ini merupakan pesawat latih terbaru TNI AU, tiba di Lanud Adisutjipto setahun yang lalu, yang keberadaanya menggantikan pesawat Latih Bravo.

http://www.tribunnews.com

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Indonesian attack craft complete test of C-705 missile system

Ridzwan Rahmat, Singapore - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly


A computer generated image of KCR-40 lead ship KRI Clurit. Source: PT Palindo    

The Indonesian Navy's (Tentera Nasional Indonesia - Angkatan Laut, or TNI-AL's) first two KCR-40-class attack craft, KRI Clurit and KRI Kujang , have completed sea acceptance tests of its C-705 surface-to-surface missiles' fire-control system.

According to a statement issued by the TNI-AL's Western Fleet Command (KOARMABAR) on 24 July, the tests, which included firing the missiles at a target, were carried out in the waters near Lingga Island, which is located about 200 km south of Singapore.

The TNI-AL has, however, stopped short of revealing further details of the fire-control system or the type of target engaged during these tests.

The C-705 is a multipurpose missile that was first displayed by China in October 2008 and bears resemblance to the C-602 (YJ-62) anti-ship missile, albeit smaller and lighter. The projectile has a maximum effective range of 140 km and is, in its basic version, guided by an 8 mm active radar during its terminal stage. The C-705 is believed to be capable of carrying a 130 kg HE semi-armour piercing (SAP) directional warhead.

The statement by KOARMABAR claims that during the tests it assessed the C-705's probability of sinking a ship to be 95.7% for vessels with a displacement of up to 1,500 tonnes. Each KCR-40-class vessel can carry up to four C-705 missiles.

IHS Jane's reported in February 2013 that the TNI-AL's KCR-40-class missile boats will be equipped with an initial batch of C-705 anti-ship missiles purchased from China, before making the transition to a version built indigenously by state-owned arms manufacturer PT Pindad. PT Indonesian Aerospace was also reported to be participating in local production of the C-705 in the future but no details of the company's progress on this are yet available.

It is believed that TNI-AL will receive between six to 12 missiles from China by the end of 2014 to equip the first two vessels of the class. Clurit (641) and Kujang (642) were commissioned in April 2011 and February 2012 respectively and were joined by two other vessels in class in 2013 - KRI Beladau (643) and KRI Alamang (644). Indonesia is expected to operate up to 24 KCR-40 missile attack craft.

Clurit and Kujang are currently under the strength of the TNI-AL's Western Fleet (KOARMABAR) and are expected to be deployed for maritime patrol duties in the Riau Archipelago once fully operational.

http://www.janes.com/article/41383/indonesian-attack-craft-complete-test-of-c-705-missile-system

KRI Bung Tomo ( 357 ) l'une des 3 corvettes de BAe refusées par le Brunei et reprises par l'Indonésie

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Indonesia confirms acquisition of four Klewang-class stealth patrol ships

Ridzwan Rahmat, Jakarta - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly


A model of the new Klewang class displayed by Saab at DSA 2014 in Kuala Lumpur. Source: IHS/Ridzwan Rahmat    

The chief of the Indonesian Navy (Tentera Nasional Indonesia - Angkatan Laut, or TNI-AL) has confirmed that the Klewang-class stealth patrol ship programme has resumed and that the service will operate a class of at least four vessels.

Admiral Marsetio, chief of staff of the TNI-AL, confirmed the plans in an interview with IHS Jane's at the Indonesian Armed Forces headquarters in Cilangkap, East Jakarta, on 14 August.

The stealth trimaran programme was suspended after first-of-class KRI Klewang was gutted by fire and damaged beyond repair at a naval port in Banyuwangi, East Java, weeks after its official launch on 31 August 2012. The vessel was still undergoing sea trials. There were no casualties in that incident but Indonesia's defence ministry suspended the programme indefinitely pending further investigations into the cause of the fire.

The Indonesian government has not released the results of the investigation into the fire but IHS Jane's understands that a new hull material, described by Saab as a "nanocomposite compound" that is stronger and stealthier, was chosen partly to mitigate the effects of similar calamities in the future.

Besides the four confirmed boats, Adm Marsetio also indicated that the navy might consider more vessels in the near future if options presented by the shipbuilders are attractive enough. "We could be looking at a class of between 6 to 20 vessels by 2024", he said. "The final number will depend on factors such as acquisition costs and offset conditions presented by shipbuilders, but for now we are looking at a class of four ships."

Peter Carlqvist, head of Saab Indonesia, confirmed to IHS Jane's on 15 August the number of vessels to be built but indicated that a contract has only been established for one ship. "We are hopeful that the contract for the other three ships will materialise very soon", said Carlqvist, who added that Saab is now the prime contractor for the programme and has received full financing from the Swedish government to fulfil the order for the four vessels. However the current vessel being built is produced in collaboration with Indonesian shipbuilder PT Lundin at its facility in Banyuwangi, East Java.

The 63 m Klewang-class features a wave-piercing trimaran design that allows the vessel to cut through waves and incorporates stealth features such as reduced acoustic, infrared, and magnetic signatures. The patrol craft is propelled by four MJP 550 water jets and can reach cruise and sprint speeds of 16 kt and 35 kt respectively.

The boats will be armed with four RBS15 Mk3 surface-to-surface missiles with active radar homing of up to 200 km and feature Saab's new Sea Giraffe 1X 3D compact radar, which will be mounted higher on the vessel's mast to increase coverage. The vessel's weapons and radar will be managed via Saab's 9LV Mk4 series combat management system (CMS), which incorporates the company's CEROS 200 air defence fire-control director.

Carlqvist also provided design updates, which include the integration of a Bofors 40 Mk4 (BAE Systems 40 mm Mk4) naval gun under a stealth cupola and a Saab electronic support measure (ESM) system that can intercept and identify the positions of mobile phone signals and radio calls.

"These will be very useful in counter piracy and illegal fishing missions where phone signals can be used as a target locator", said Carlqvist.

When asked of his opinion on the TNI-AL's consideration of operating up to 20 such vessels, Carlqvist said that the figure seems reasonable given that the Indonesian Navy has plans to increase its fleet by up to 200 ships by 2024. "Some of these might include the Klewang-class given its suitability for the archipelagic nature of Indonesia's maritime territories", he said.

The first Klewang-class vessel is expected to enter service by 2016.

http://www.janes.com/article/42052/indonesia-confirms-acquisition-of-four-klewang-class-stealth-patrol-ships

En route pour leur livraison à la marine indonésienne.

Malaga - 20/08/14

KRI Usman Harun ( 359 ) et KRI John Lie ( 358 )

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Indonesia upgrades naval base near South China Sea


The Indonesian Navy (Tentera Nasional Indonesia - Angkatan Laut, or TNI-AL) has begun upgrading its naval base at Ranai in Riau Islands to support a planned increase in ship numbers in the region, a senior TNI-AL officer has said.
Speaking to IHS Jane's on 14 August in Jakarta, TNI-AL Chief of Staff for the Western Fleet (KOARMABAR) Commodore Amarulla Octavian described the upgrades as consisting primarily of logistics support facilities, including the building of fuel depots, that will enable the TNI-AL to sustain deployments in the area.
"The logistics facilities are being [upgraded] to support the TNI-AL's increasing presence in the region so that we may safeguard the country's maritime territories from any hostile forces should they pose a threat", he said, although without making specific reference to any particular country.

http://www.janes.com/article/42114/indonesia-upgrades-naval-base-near-south-china-sea

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AIR FAN
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F-16 In.
La TNI-AU (force aérienne indonésienne) vient de recevoir ses trois premiers F-16C/B sur 24 attendus (un C et deux D).
Retour sur l'arrivée des chasseurs les plus récents de cette force aérienne, même s'il s'agit de "secondes mains" en
provenance des stocks des l'USAF, refaits à un standard proche du Block50/52.

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Oerlikon Skyshield delivered to Indonesia

Rheinmetall has sold its Oerlikon Skyshield to Indonesia





PT Alam Indomesin Utama

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Special air force troops conduct anti-terror exercise in China


Senin, 27 Oktober 2014 20:56 WIB | 953 Views
Keifang, China (ANTARA News) - Special troops (Paskhas) of the Indonesian Air Force (TNI AU) are conducting another joint exercise with their Chinese counterparts to improve their fighting skills and to build relations between the two nations.

As many as 80 orange-beret troops of the TNI AU are taking part in the joint exercise being held at the Integrated Training Center of the 43 Airborne Division of the Peoples Liberation Army (PLA).

An equal number of personnel of the Chinese contingent are participating in the joint program titled "Sharp Knife Airborne 2014."

The Exercise Director of the Indonesian contingent, Col. Bambang Hariyono, said on Monday that the joint exercise included training in basic shooting, special shooting, military self-defense, and operations related to freeing hostages and anti-terror actions.

"Training in hurdles, climbing, rappelling, fast-trooping simulations and terror-thwarting techniques will also be part of the join exercise," he revealed.

The special elite troops of the Indonesian Army held the first ever exercise with their Chinese counterparts in June 2011, after the Indonesia-China Defense Cooperation Agreement was signed on November 7, 2007.

The special forces of the two countries armies held another anti-terror exercise in Jinan in the Chinese province of Shandong in July 2012.

The Indonesian cavalry held similar activities with their Chinese counterparts in the Margahayu region in West Java in November 2013.

Furthermore, the navies of the two countries also plan to conduct joint exercises both in Indonesia and China.(*)

http://www.antaranews.com

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Indonesia orders 11 AS565 ASW helicopters


Indonesia is to acquire 11 Airbus Helicopters AS565 Panther rotorcraft equipped for the anti-submarine warfare (ASW) mission.

The helicopters will be delivered in a green condition to PT Dirgintara Indonesia, which will then install the mission systems before the aircraft are delivered to the nation's navy, says the airframer. Deliveries are scheduled for the next three years.

In May 2014, PTDI vice-president of marketing and sales Arie Wibowo confirmed to Flightglobal that Indonesia was discussing the potential acquisition of up to 16 AS565s.

In Indonesian service the mission package will include a dipping active sonar array as well as torpedoes. The aircraft will be able to operate from both warships and land bases.



French navy

Wibowo told Flightglobal that the large amount of local content aboard the AS565 helped it defeat the AgustaWestland Super Lynx 300 for the requirement.

“The Panther now becomes one of the world’s most capable light/medium anti-submarine warfare platforms, with an advanced ASW suite and the capability to operate from corvettes or small frigates,” says Airbus Helicopters executive Philippe Monteux.

“This fully-capable, modern solution meets the naval requirements of Indonesia and other countries in the region, benefiting from our partnership with PT Dirgantara Indonesia and the industry’s best system suppliers.”

The acquisition will greatly enhance the capabilities of the Indonesian navy to counter regional submarine threats. The type is likely to be particularly effective in maritime chokepoints, such as the Straits of Malacca and Sunda Strait, that border on Indonesia.

http://www.flightglobal.com

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Indonesia celebrates double first with helicopter deliveries


Indonesia’s armed forces are celebrating a double first with the arrival of the initial examples of two new helicopters.

Handed over to the Indonesian air force in Marignane, France was the first of six Airbus Helicopters EC725s configured for combat search and rescue missions.

The rotorcraft will be outfitted for the role by PT Dirgantara Indonesia (PTDI) in its Bangung, West Java facility for final delivery to the service in mid-2015.

And there may be further orders to come from Jakarta for the 11t rotorcraft. Speaking at the delivery event, Budi Santoso, president of PTDI, said: “We will continue to work closely with Airbus Helicopters to ensure the on-time delivery of the remaining units, as we anticipate an additional order from the air force for 10 more EC725s to complete its squadron of 16 helicopters.”

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Airbus Helicopters

Meanwhile, at a ceremony in Jakarta, Indonesia’s army received the first of 12 Airbus Helicopters Fennec light attack rotorcraft.

Comprising six single- and six twin-engined versions, the helicopters are to be supplied through to 2016.

The mission equipment for the fleet – including machine guns and rocket launchers – will be installed in-country by PTDI.

Earlier this week, Jakarta confirmed an order for 11 Airbus Helicopters AS565 Panthers to be operated by its navy on anti-submarine warfare missions.

http://www.flightglobal.com

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Search and rescue team approaches chopper crash site

The Jakarta Post, Jayapura | Archipelago | Sun, November 30 2014, 3:45 PM


A search and rescue (SAR) team comprised of personnel from the National Search and Rescue Agency (Basarnas) and the Indonesian Air Force (TNI-AU) has been dispatched to evacuate the air force’s Super Puma helicopter, which made an emergency landing in a remote area of Papua on Friday.

Jayapura Air Force Base spokesperson Maj. Juni Kurniawati said on Sunday that the SAR team had been dispatched to Batom, the nearest location with the crash site, to ease the evacuation process.

The SAR team included a medical team, which brought rescue and medical equipment, she said.

Citing a recent report, Juni further said an Airfast helicopter belonging to mining company PT Freeport Indonesia had been dispatched to help the evacuation process.

She said the Airfast had flown to Dekai at 8:30 a.m. local time on Sunday while a Cassa aircraft and Bell helicopter had been readied for the evacuation in Batom. It takes only four minutes for them to reach the crash site from Batom.

“Hopefully, the evacuation process can be carried out today,” said Juni, adding that a number of crew members and personnel from TNI-AU Battalion 133 were reportedly injured during the incident.

The Super Puma helicopter, which was piloted by Maj. Tarigan and carried 14 passengers including crew members, was reported to have lost contact in its flight from Sentani to Kiwirok.

The helicopter crashed in a remote location that is reportedly quite difficult for the SAR team to reach to carry out the evacuation.

http://www.thejakartapost.com

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PTDI to Deliver UAVs to Indonesian Air Force

http://defense-studies.blogspot.fr/2014/12/ptdi-to-deliver-uavs-to-indonesian-air.html

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President Jokowi inaugurates new air force chief



Jakarta (ANTARA News) - President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) inaugurated Marshall Agus Supriyatna as Chief of Air Force here on Friday.

The inauguration ceremony that was held at the Presidential Palace was attended by Vice-President Jusuf Kalla, several high ranking officials of the Indonesian Military, ministers and Chief of the Presidential Office Luhut Pandjaitan.

Agus Supriyatna graduated from the Indonesian Military Academy in 1983. He had been Chief of the General Affairs of the Indonesian Military before taking up his latest position.

http://www.antaranews.com

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Outgoing Air Force chief
reveals 2015-2019 modernization

The Indonesian Air Force plans to conduct modernization programs for its aircraft and systems as well as procuring new assets in the 2015-2019 period, outgoing Air Force chief of staff Air Chief Marshal Ida Bagus Putu Dunia said on Thursday.

In 2015, the Air Force will conduct the Falcon Star program to extend the structural life and mid-life upgrade (MLU) program to modernize the avionics of F-16 A/B Block 15 jet fighters, which belong to the 3rd Squadron at Iswahjudi Air Force Base (AFB) in Madiun, East Java, the Air Force said on its website.

Bagus said there were also plans for the acquisition of cameras and surveillance radars for Boeing 737-2X9 Surveiller maritime patrol aircraft (MPA).

The MPAs are under the 5th Squadron at Sultan Hasanuddin AFB in Makassar, South Sulawesi.

In the medium term, the Air Force is applying for the acquisition of aircraft for multirole tanker transport (MRTT), airborne warning and control (AW&C) and strategic maritime surveillance missions.

Speaking during an exit briefing at the Air Force headquarters in Cilangkap, East Jakarta, Bagus said the Air Force also wanted to buy one medium and low altitude air defense (MLAAD) radar as well as refurbishing two Weibel radars.

The procurement program also includes the purchase of new AIM-9 Sidewinder short-range air-to-air missiles and other modern weapons systems.

Bagus will be replaced by Air Marshal Ade Supriatna who is set to be officiated by President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo on Friday.

In his farewell briefing, Bagus also revealed a number of achievements such as the upgrade of three AFBs from Type B to Type A and eight AFBs from Type D to Type C. Therefore, currently the service has nine Type As, 13 Type Bs and 29 Type Cs.

He also said the establishment of the 16th Squadron had increased the number of combat squadrons to eight in addition to five transport squadrons, three helicopter squadrons, two VIP/VVIP squadrons, two training squadrons and one unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) squadron.
- See more at: http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2015/01/08/outgoing-air-force-chief-reveals-2015-2019-modernization-plans.html#sthash.omUnKdjp.dpuf

prog avec MLU/MPA/MRTT/AEW voila une airforce bien ambitieuse

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French Shipyard OCEA Launched the OSV 190 Offshore Survey Vessel for Indonesian Navy

In December 2014, OCEA, based in Les Sables d'Olonne on the Western coast of France, launched the first of two "OSV 190 SC-WB" Offshore Survey Vessels ordered by Indonesia for the navy (TNI-AL). OCEA won the contract among 9 bidders (3 from South Korea, 1 from Germany, 4 from France including OCEA and 1 from the Netherlands) following an international tender launched in 2011.


The first of two OSV 190 SC-WB built by OCEA for the Indonesian Navy (TNI-AL). Picture: OCEA

After analyzing the responses offered by each candidates, the Indonesian Ministry of Defense down-selected 3 companies to participate in the final negotiations: 2 from South Korea and OCEA, the only candidate to offer an aluminum vessel.

OCEA was selected as the winner of the tender and signed a contract with the Indonesian Navy on 1 August 2012. The contract includes the delivery of two vessels fully fitted for oceanographic and hydrographic research missions as well as associated logistical support.

The OCEA offer includes a funding agreement with France. Agreement between the banks and the French Ministry of Finance resulted in the keel laying of the first vessel in October 2013. The sister-ship will be launched in Q2 2015.


The first of two OSV 190 SC-WB built by OCEA for the Indonesian Navy (TNI-AL) is launched in the water in France last month. Picture: OCEA

These ships are designed to study the waters and sea-bottom of the Indonesian archipelago and are therefore equipped with the most advanced technical and scientific equipment:
» An AUV (autonomous underwater vehicle by Kongsberg) capable of performing missions autonomously.
» An ROV (remotely operated underwater robot by ECA) which is involved in specific tasks.
» An 8 meter hydrographic craft equipped for data gathering along the coast in shallow areas. Designed by OCEA the two craft (one for each vessel) will be made in Indonesia.
» Several integrated sensors (fitted below the keel at the bow) allow data recovering and analysis.

Integrated logistics support associated with the contract consist in:
» Technical Documentation for operation and maintenance.
» Crew Training: Technical and Scientific (40 sailors per ship).
» Maintenance training (16 people per ship).
» On site technical assistance.

OCEA's offer also included a specific formation: A Master's degree in hydrographic science for an Indonesian engineer at ENSTA in Brest (Engineering school specialized in science and technology of the sea).

For the realization of this contract, OCEA works in partnership with the French Navy to optimize the positioning and the selection of scientific equipment and also to assist in the scientific training of crews and technical assistance to Indonesia.

These two ships are the first of an ambitious global project undertaken by the Indonesian Navy, which aims to develop its oceanographic and hydrographic fleet; OCEA's goal is to become Indonesian Navy's partner in the long term. In a country of more than 17 000 islands, the need is obviously very important as was shown during the recent operation for the crashed Air Asia passenger plane. The desire to develop maritime activity in the country has also been confirmed by the new President Jokowi.

Artist impression of TNI-AL's future OSV 190 vessel. Picture: OCEA
Artist impression of TNI-AL's future OSV 190 vessel. Picture: OCEA

OSV 190 SC-WB Mission:
The OCEA OSV 190 SC-WB is designed for maritime oceanographic and hydrographic research missions such as:
» hydrographic surveys.
» oceanographic studies.
» geophysical studies.
» Fisheries surveys.

To meet the multi-mission operational requirements, these ships offer the following performance and characteristics:
» Excellent sea-keeping.
» High maneuverability capabilities, stabilization and dynamic positioning.
» Endurance: 20 days.
» Ability to launch and recover research equipment and tele-operated robots.
» Ability to retrieve, store, and analyze samples (water, fish, sediment ...).
» Lifting and towing capacity for a wide variety of specific equipment.
» Capacity to answer scientific requirements continuously (24/24, 7/7).
» Divers support.
» Ability to carry shipping containers (containerized missions).

Main Characteristics of the OSV 190 SC-WB:
» Overall Length: 60.10 m
» Width: 11.50 m
» Draft: 3.50 m
» diesel capacity: 135,000 l
» Water capacity: 35 000 l
» Maximum speed: 14.0 knots (2 x MTU 8V4000M53 engines)
» Crew: 40 sailors
» Passengers and VIP Capacity: 11 people

http://www.navyrecognition.com

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Boeing awarded Indonesian Apache contract

The US government has formally awarded Boeing a contract to build eight AH-64E Apache attack helicopters for Indonesia.

The Department of Defense says in a statement that the “firm-fixed-price” foreign military sales (FMS) contract is valued at $296 million. The helicopters will be built in Mesa, Arizona, and are expected to be completed by February 2018.

US defence secretary Chuck Hagel announced the sale of eight Apaches to Indonesia in August 2013. That announcement came nearly one year after a notification to Congress a year earlier of the proposed FMS sale.

At that time, the total deal was valued at $1.4 billion and included the sale of four APG-78 Longbow fire control radars, an armaments package including 120 Lockheed Martin AGM-114 Hellfire air-to-ground missiles, plus a training and crew support package.

The helicopters are expected to be used by Indonesia’s military in counterpiracy and maritime awareness roles.

http://www.flightglobal.com

les 8 Apache "nu" c'est 296M$
on rajoute 4 radars longbow + armement + training et on passe à 1.4milliard$

non ca c´est la premiere tranche pour la matiere brute/ingredients,apres d´autres tranches suivent selon les fournisseurs

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MOSCOW (Sputnik) — Indonesian Air Force plans to buy more sophisticated fighter jets to replace its aging US-made Northrop F-5 Tiger II fleet, and is considering Russian Sukhoi Su-35 (Flanker-E) jets, Indonesian Air Force chief Agus Supriatna said.
"We hope the government fulfills our wish to purchase Sukhoi SU-35s. All can place orders, but we, as the operators, want jets over generation 4 to be ordered," Supriatna said, as quoted by the Antara News agency Wednesday.

One of the reasons to buy the Su-35S is that Russian jets are much easier to maintain than US fighter jets, Supriatna stated.
In January, Russian Ambassador to Indonesia Mikhail Galuzin said that Moscow wanted to maintain military cooperation between the two counties and hopes that the agreement to supply Sukhoi jets to Indonesia would be signed.
The Su-35 is a single-seat fighter jet, an upgraded modification of the Su-27. China is currently planning to buy 24 Russian-produced Su-35 jets.

http://sputniknews.com/business/20150205/1017829393.html

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Elbit Systems to Supply Apache Aviator Integrated Helmets to Indonesia

14 Februari 2015


Apache Aviator Integrated Helmets (photo : ElbitSystems)


Elbit Systems of America, Fort Worth, Texas, was awarded a $13,185,756 modification (P00013) to foreign military sales contract W58RGZ-12-C-0164 (Indonesia) for 300 Apache Aviator Integrated Helmets.

Fiscal 2010/2013/2014 other procurement funds in the amount of $13,185,756 were obligated at the time of the award. Estimated completion date is April 30, 2017.

Work will be performed in Fort Worth, Texas. Army Contracting Command, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, is the contracting activity.

(US DoD)  

http://defense-studies.blogspot.fr/2015/02/elbit-systems-to-supply-apache-aviator.html