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Two of our biggest shipyard got the contract to build 9 new LST ships. PAL is to build 7 LSTs and Kodja Bahari will build 2.
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Two of our biggest shipyard got the contract to build 9 new LST ships. PAL is to build 7 LSTs and Kodja Bahari will build 2.
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Details of Indonesia's New Stealthy Missile Patrol Craft Revealed
PT Lundin Klewang class FAC-M (photo : Audrey)
The Indonesian Navy's (TNI-AL's) new 63 m Klewang-class missile patrol craft will feature radar with wider coverage, missiles with longer range and a hull made from a new composite material.
The information was revealed by Peter Carlqvist, head of Saab Indonesia, in an interview with IHS Jane's at the DSA 2014 exhibition on 15 April. The company recently secured an exclusive agreement with Indonesian shipbuilder PT Lundin (North Sea Boats) to jointly build a replacement for the first-of-class KRI Klewang , which was destroyed in a September 2012 fire.
The wave-piercing trimaran will feature Saab's new Sea Giraffe 1X 3D compact radar that will be installed higher on the vessel's mast to increase coverage.
DSA 2014: Details of Indonesia's new stealthy missile patrol craft revealed - IHS Jane's 360
Indonesia Equips Frigates, Corvette with Stealth Radars
Kapitan Pattimura-class (Parchim class) corvette (photo : Indian Navy)
The Indonesian Navy (Tentera Nasional Indonesia - Angkatan Laut: TNI-AL) will equip a total of four Ahmad Yani (Van Speijk)-class guided missile frigates and one Kapitan Pattimura (Parchim I)-class corvette with low-probability-of-intercept (LPI) naval radars.
The radars will be built by Indonesian naval sensor manufacturer PT Infra RCS, company officials told [i>IHS Jane's on 11 April.
The company describes its equipment, the IRCS LPI Radar, as a stealthy sea-based X-band (SBX) radar with frequency modulated continuous wave technology.
"It has a maximum power output of only 10 W, making it quiet and virtually invisible to radar warning receivers on enemy vessels", said Prihatno Susanto, Technical Advisor for the company. "This allows our warships to detect hostile surface combatants without being discovered".
IRCS electronic support measures (images : IRCS)
The IRCS LPI Radar has an effective range of 24 n miles and is equipped with tracking software known as Maritime Tracking Aid that allows for automatic radar plotting aid functionality. The system's antenna rotates at 20 rpm and has a gain of about 30dB.
The radar is available as a stand-alone system but can also be integrated with a vessel's electronic chart display and information system (IRCS) and combat management system.
The vessels now equipped with the radar are the guided missile frigates KRI Ahmad Yani and KRI Abdul Halim Perdanakusuma. Both began upgrade works in December 2013. Undergoing the equipment fixture currently are similar vessels in class KRI Yos Sudarso , KRI Oswald Siahaan and the Kapitan Pattimura-class corvette KRI Sultan Taha .
Besides LPI naval radars, the company has also won a contract to equip Oswald Siahaan and Yos Sudarso with naval electronic support measures (ESM) systems that can detect electromagnetic emissions from electronic devices on enemy ships such as radar, communications equipment, jammers and missile targeting systems.
"The IRCS ESM has electronic intelligence (ELINT) capabilities that can pick up signals emitted by hostile warships from up to 90 n miles away via a passive radar", said Susanto. "Once these electromagnetic emissions are detected, a computer software that comes with the system will be able to identify, classify and pin-point the exact location of the source for commanders to take action."
The company has indicated that it is currently embarking on an effort to market both systems internationally.
Indonesia equips frigates, corvette with stealth radars - IHS Jane's 360
PT Lundin Klewang class FAC-M (photo : Audrey)
The Indonesian Navy's (TNI-AL's) new 63 m Klewang-class missile patrol craft will feature radar with wider coverage, missiles with longer range and a hull made from a new composite material.
The information was revealed by Peter Carlqvist, head of Saab Indonesia, in an interview with IHS Jane's at the DSA 2014 exhibition on 15 April. The company recently secured an exclusive agreement with Indonesian shipbuilder PT Lundin (North Sea Boats) to jointly build a replacement for the first-of-class KRI Klewang , which was destroyed in a September 2012 fire.
The wave-piercing trimaran will feature Saab's new Sea Giraffe 1X 3D compact radar that will be installed higher on the vessel's mast to increase coverage.
DSA 2014: Details of Indonesia's new stealthy missile patrol craft revealed - IHS Jane's 360
Indonesia Equips Frigates, Corvette with Stealth Radars
Kapitan Pattimura-class (Parchim class) corvette (photo : Indian Navy)
The Indonesian Navy (Tentera Nasional Indonesia - Angkatan Laut: TNI-AL) will equip a total of four Ahmad Yani (Van Speijk)-class guided missile frigates and one Kapitan Pattimura (Parchim I)-class corvette with low-probability-of-intercept (LPI) naval radars.
The radars will be built by Indonesian naval sensor manufacturer PT Infra RCS, company officials told [i>IHS Jane's on 11 April.
The company describes its equipment, the IRCS LPI Radar, as a stealthy sea-based X-band (SBX) radar with frequency modulated continuous wave technology.
"It has a maximum power output of only 10 W, making it quiet and virtually invisible to radar warning receivers on enemy vessels", said Prihatno Susanto, Technical Advisor for the company. "This allows our warships to detect hostile surface combatants without being discovered".
IRCS electronic support measures (images : IRCS)
The IRCS LPI Radar has an effective range of 24 n miles and is equipped with tracking software known as Maritime Tracking Aid that allows for automatic radar plotting aid functionality. The system's antenna rotates at 20 rpm and has a gain of about 30dB.
The radar is available as a stand-alone system but can also be integrated with a vessel's electronic chart display and information system (IRCS) and combat management system.
The vessels now equipped with the radar are the guided missile frigates KRI Ahmad Yani and KRI Abdul Halim Perdanakusuma. Both began upgrade works in December 2013. Undergoing the equipment fixture currently are similar vessels in class KRI Yos Sudarso , KRI Oswald Siahaan and the Kapitan Pattimura-class corvette KRI Sultan Taha .
Besides LPI naval radars, the company has also won a contract to equip Oswald Siahaan and Yos Sudarso with naval electronic support measures (ESM) systems that can detect electromagnetic emissions from electronic devices on enemy ships such as radar, communications equipment, jammers and missile targeting systems.
"The IRCS ESM has electronic intelligence (ELINT) capabilities that can pick up signals emitted by hostile warships from up to 90 n miles away via a passive radar", said Susanto. "Once these electromagnetic emissions are detected, a computer software that comes with the system will be able to identify, classify and pin-point the exact location of the source for commanders to take action."
The company has indicated that it is currently embarking on an effort to market both systems internationally.
Indonesia equips frigates, corvette with stealth radars - IHS Jane's 360
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Good to hear that.....with 4 Heavy and multirole LPD 11,400 ton and 19 LST that we already have, plus our professional and large enough marine personnel, we have already become one of the most regional amphibious powers in Asia.... mmh...and with these new addition (9 new locally made LST) it can add more power.
It is also a market signal for PT PINDAD for its amphibious Anoa project
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Actually, the number isn't change much because those new 9 ships are to replace the "ancient" ex. US Navy LST (about 7) from WWII that are still listed in the Navy.
One of the ancient, KRI Teluk Bayur had become a target practice for the Navy during Yakhont missile test.. now it is rest in peace at the bottom of Indian ocean.
But nevertheless, it is indeed an improvement for our Navy strength and quality. And we won't stop building.
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Indonesian Army to purchase 17 Black Hawk and 3 Chinook from United States.
After purchasing the Apache attack helicopter, the Army plans to acquire Black Hawk helicopters and Boeing's Ch-47 Chinook from the United States.
17 Helikopter Black Hawk dan 3 Chinook Segera Perkuat TNI AD
Oleh: Fahrizal Lubis Selasa, 15 April 2014 19:33
Liputan6.com, Jakarta Setelah membeli helikopter serang Apache, TNI Angkatan Darat berencana mengakusisi helikopter serbu Black Hawk buatan Sikorsky Aircraft dan Chinook Ch-47 yang dibuat Boeing Rotorcraft Systems dari Amerika Serikat.
Pembelian ini melalui skema kredit ekspor melalui Kementerian Pertahanan.
"Pembelian ini merupakan usulan TNI AD (berdasarkan surat KASAD No. B/455/II/2013)," tulis Kepala Dinas Penerangan TNI AD Brigjen Andika Perkasa kepada Liputan6.com di Jakarta Selasa (15/4/2014).
Mantan Komandan Korem 023/Kawal Samudera Sibolga ini menambahkan, rencana membeli 2 tipe helikopter ini untuk menambah armada helikopter TNI AD yang masih dirasa kurang. Pembelian ini diperuntukkan pada perencanaan strategis atau Renstra 2015-2019.
"Rencana pembelian helikopter Chinook dan Black Hawk oleh Kementerian Pertahanan adalah Black Hawk sebanyak 17 unit dan Chinook 3 unit," ucap pria murah senyum itu.
Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk adalah helikopter serba guna angkut menengah bermesin ganda yang diproduksi oleh Sikorsky Aircraft. Helikopter yang terkenal dalam film "Black Hawk Down" ini dapat mengangkut 11 tentara atau 6 tandu.
Helikopter Black Hawk dapat juga dipersenjatai dengan 2 x GAU-19 gatling senjata, 70 mm (2,75 in) Hydra 70 roket dan AGM-114 Hellfire laser yang dipandu rudal. Dengan mesin 2 x General Electric T700-GE-701C turboshaft, helikopter Black Hawk dapat melaju dengan kecepatan maksimum 159 kt (183 mph, 295 km/jam).
Sedangkan, CH-47 Chinook adalah sebuah helikopter Amerika bermesin ganda, tandem rotor dan heavy-lift buatan Boeing Rotorcraft Systems. Helikopter Chinook dapat memuat 3 kru dan 33 hingga 55 tentara.
Dari data yang didapat Liputan6.com, harga total kedua tipe helikopter Amerika Serikat itu berkisar Rp 3 triliun.
17 Helikopter Black Hawk dan 3 Chinook Segera Perkuat TNI AD
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How many Apache you bought ?
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8 (eight) units.
the news (someone probably had already tagged this few pages earlier) :
Indonesian military to have Apache combat helicopters
Fri, January 24 2014 11:01
(ANTARA News) - The Indonesian army will be strengthened with 8 units of AH-64 Apache AH-64 combat helicopter, Army Chief of Staff General Budiman said.
The helicopters would be delivered by phases starting next year until 2017, Budiman said here on Thursday.
The Boeing-made helicopters will be piloted by army fliers, he said, adding the army will prepare a number of bases for the helicopters.
One of the bases would be located in Berau, the northern most district of East Kalimantan,he said.
Various other types of war planes including Agusta helicopters would be based in Berau.
Budiman said Indonesia will buy the latest variant of Apache helicopter, so far used only by the United States and Singapore.
The eight units complete with weapons will cost US$600 million including for the training of pilots and land crews .
Taiwan, India, Qatar, South Korea and Japan have also placed orders for AH-64E. New Delhi even forced Boeing , the manufacturer, to transfer the technology by producing part of the components in India.
The main weapon of Apache AH-64 is guided missile AGM-114 Hellfire, which is called tank-killer , a nickname it has won in various battle fields.
An Apache AH-64 helicopter carries 16 units of Hellfire guided missile placed in four launchers in its wings with a firing range of 12 kilometers.
In air defense the helicopter is equipped with AIM-9 Sidewinder and AIM-92 Stinger.
The helicopter could also carry anti radiation AGM-122 to destroy enemys radar installations.
Jakarta is seeking to modernize the countrys military equipment to strengthen its defense over its far-flung archipelago.
The country is set to buy a number of units of Russian Kilo Class submarines, which have guided missiles with a long firing range.
The type of Kilo Class submarine named Kiloklav could hit a target as far as 400 kilometers away from sub-surface to surface.
Earlier the Navy chief of staff Admiral Marsetio said a navy technical team would be sent to Russia to study a submarine offer from that country.
Indonesia will also acquire three units of submarine from South Korea to add to the two units the navy already has.
One of the two units is the 209 class type from Germany and the other one was from South Korea with almost the same type as the one from Germany .
"Indonesia still need more units of submarine to strengthen our navy and protect the countrys sovereignty from the sea," Marsetio said.
He said seas make up two third of the countrys territory, therefore, ideally the country would need at least 12 units of submarine.
"If Indonesia is to buy the Russian submarines, the country would be the first in Asia to have kilo class submarines," he said.
The Indonesian military (TNI) has also ordered a number of Leopard tanks which are considered among the best in the world .
From France and Britain ,Indonesia plans to import equipment for air defense system .
TNI chief Gen. Moeldoko said TNI also needed Sukhoi 35, the latest series of Russian Sukhoi jet fighter.
Indonesian military to have Apache combat helicopters - ANTARA News
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Apache Guardian has already been purchased, it will come starting this year.
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Indonesia’s Air Force Chief of Staff visits Hill
April 4-5, Air Chief Marshal Ida Bagus Putu Dunia visited Hill Air Force Base to receive a program status briefing from the F-16 International Branch and a Depot Production Line status briefing from 573rd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron.
Putu Dunia was able to tour the F-16 production line where 13 Indonesia F-16C and D models are currently in various stages of repair and upgrade.
He expressed his appreciation to the men and women in the U.S. Air Force and especially those actively working the regeneration program. The aircraft were recently shipped to the depot from long-term storage at the 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group at Davis Monthan AFB, Ariz.
During his visit, Puta Dunia observed the enormous quantity of work being accomplished to complete new cockpit wiring, Falcon Star structural modifications, bulkhead inspections and repairs, and avionics upgrades.
He also met with senior officials from the F-16 System Program Office and Ogden Air Logistics Complex.
Team Hill’s leadership assured Putu Dunia of the commitment to the program to deliver high-quality aircraft to the government of Indonesia.
The first F-16 Indonesia C model aircraft is expected to begin ground and flight tests April 14-18 to enable the first ferry cell flight of four aircraft to Indonesia in July 2014. This is a major milestone in the program.
Indonesia’s Air Force Chief of Staff visits Hill | Hilltop Times – Hill Air Force Base Weekly Newspaper Since 1948
April 4-5, Air Chief Marshal Ida Bagus Putu Dunia visited Hill Air Force Base to receive a program status briefing from the F-16 International Branch and a Depot Production Line status briefing from 573rd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron.
Putu Dunia was able to tour the F-16 production line where 13 Indonesia F-16C and D models are currently in various stages of repair and upgrade.
He expressed his appreciation to the men and women in the U.S. Air Force and especially those actively working the regeneration program. The aircraft were recently shipped to the depot from long-term storage at the 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group at Davis Monthan AFB, Ariz.
During his visit, Puta Dunia observed the enormous quantity of work being accomplished to complete new cockpit wiring, Falcon Star structural modifications, bulkhead inspections and repairs, and avionics upgrades.
He also met with senior officials from the F-16 System Program Office and Ogden Air Logistics Complex.
Team Hill’s leadership assured Putu Dunia of the commitment to the program to deliver high-quality aircraft to the government of Indonesia.
The first F-16 Indonesia C model aircraft is expected to begin ground and flight tests April 14-18 to enable the first ferry cell flight of four aircraft to Indonesia in July 2014. This is a major milestone in the program.
Indonesia’s Air Force Chief of Staff visits Hill | Hilltop Times – Hill Air Force Base Weekly Newspaper Since 1948
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Indonesian Navy set to have domestically built frigate in 2016
Wahyoe Boediwardhana, The Jakarta Post, Surabaya | National | Thu, April 17 2014, 10:41 AM
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The Indonesian Navy will soon have its own domestically made frigate when the construction of the PKR 10514 guided-missile destroyer escort is completed in 2016.
Navy chief of staff Adm. Marsetio led a keel laying ceremony for the PKR, which the navy classifies as a frigate, at the state-owned shipbuilder PT PAL Indonesia in Surabaya on Wednesday. The warship is being built under the supervision of Dutch shipbuilder Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding (DSNS).
“The PKR frigate will have the modern surface warfare capabilities being equipped with [anti-ship] Exocet missile, anti-submarine warfare with torpedoes, anti-aircraft warfare and electronic warfare,” Marsetio said after the ceremony.
The new warship is the largest to be built domestically with a length of 105 meters and a width of 14 meters.
Marsetio was accompanied by the Defense Ministry’s Defense Facilities Agency chief Rear Adm. Rachmat Lubis, Dutch Ambassador to Jakarta Tjeerd F de Zwan, and DSNS CEO Hen van Ameijden.
The Defense Ministry ordered two PKR 10514s with a contract of US$220 million. The first steel cutting was conducted in January to mark the start of the frigate construction.
Rachmat said the contract already covered training for PT PAL’s engineers both at home and in the Netherlands and weaponry for the frigates, which must include domestically made weapon systems.
“Initially the warship was to be fully built abroad but after some 175 discussions, it was agreed that the production would be conducted jointly with PT PAL,” he said.
The construction is divided into six modules, of which four would be built at PT PAL’s facility while the remaining two, engine and bridge, would be built in Vlissingen.
“Once finished, the two modules from the Netherlands would be brought and assembled here at PT PAL,” Marsetio said.
The navy chief guarnateed that although most of the modules were to be built in Indonesia, the quality would still be the same with those made in the Netherlands construction would be conducted under the direct supervision of a special DSNS team.
The first ship is expected to be completed in December 2016 while the second frigate in October 2017.
Meanwhile, van Ameijden was upbeat that the cooperation would go smoothly.
“Early January there was nothing here [the shipyard] but today we can see [....] there is good progress. [the project] is still ongoing,” he said. (nvn)
Indonesian Navy set to have domestically built frigate in 2016 | The Jakarta Post
PT PAL Indonesia to produce warship
Wed, April 16 2014 19:08 |
Photo document of PT PAL (Persero) facilities. (pal.co.id)
Surabaya (ANTARA News) - State-owned ship building company PT PAL Indonesia started building a Watchtower Missile Destroyer frigate on Wednesday to meet the ministry of defenses order.
"To realize the production of the warship we steered the keel laying for the PKR frigate, today" the company President Director M Firmansyah Arifin stated, while attending the keel laying ceremony at PT PAL Indonesia shipyard here in Surabaya, East Java.
He noted that the ship will be made complete with facilities and equipment including equipment for undersea war such as torpedoes and helicopter pad.
"The ship is also capable of dealing with air war with its air defense missiles," he confirmed.
The start of the production of the PKR frigate marked the company commitment to realizing the contract between the ministry of defense and the Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding (DSNS).
"The shipbuilding project will also bring benefit to us through the DSNS transfer of technology program," he clarified.
On the occasion, Indonesian navy chief of staff Admiral Marsetio commented that the ship will also be capable of conducting an electronic war and equipment installed for it would be complete.
"We are convinced with the equipment that the navy could rely on the PKR frigate for securing the Indonesian territorial waters," he reinstated.
The shipbuilding project is a cooperation project between PT PAL and DSNS from the Netherlands.
"The project is divided into six modules or sections with four of them to be built by PT PAL while the other two, consisting of the engineering system and platform, in the Netherlands," he added.
If the two modules are completed in the Netherlands, they will be brought to Indonesia to be assembled at PT PAL along with the six modules.
He pointed out that although six modules will be built in Indonesia, their quality is assured because they are built under Dutch supervision.
"The 105-meter long ship is the first out of the two ordered by the navy. We estimate that the production process will take around 48 months or it will finish at the end of December 2016," he confirmed. ***2***
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Wahyoe Boediwardhana, The Jakarta Post, Surabaya | National | Thu, April 17 2014, 10:41 AM
National News
The Indonesian Navy will soon have its own domestically made frigate when the construction of the PKR 10514 guided-missile destroyer escort is completed in 2016.
Navy chief of staff Adm. Marsetio led a keel laying ceremony for the PKR, which the navy classifies as a frigate, at the state-owned shipbuilder PT PAL Indonesia in Surabaya on Wednesday. The warship is being built under the supervision of Dutch shipbuilder Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding (DSNS).
“The PKR frigate will have the modern surface warfare capabilities being equipped with [anti-ship] Exocet missile, anti-submarine warfare with torpedoes, anti-aircraft warfare and electronic warfare,” Marsetio said after the ceremony.
The new warship is the largest to be built domestically with a length of 105 meters and a width of 14 meters.
Marsetio was accompanied by the Defense Ministry’s Defense Facilities Agency chief Rear Adm. Rachmat Lubis, Dutch Ambassador to Jakarta Tjeerd F de Zwan, and DSNS CEO Hen van Ameijden.
The Defense Ministry ordered two PKR 10514s with a contract of US$220 million. The first steel cutting was conducted in January to mark the start of the frigate construction.
Rachmat said the contract already covered training for PT PAL’s engineers both at home and in the Netherlands and weaponry for the frigates, which must include domestically made weapon systems.
“Initially the warship was to be fully built abroad but after some 175 discussions, it was agreed that the production would be conducted jointly with PT PAL,” he said.
The construction is divided into six modules, of which four would be built at PT PAL’s facility while the remaining two, engine and bridge, would be built in Vlissingen.
“Once finished, the two modules from the Netherlands would be brought and assembled here at PT PAL,” Marsetio said.
The navy chief guarnateed that although most of the modules were to be built in Indonesia, the quality would still be the same with those made in the Netherlands construction would be conducted under the direct supervision of a special DSNS team.
The first ship is expected to be completed in December 2016 while the second frigate in October 2017.
Meanwhile, van Ameijden was upbeat that the cooperation would go smoothly.
“Early January there was nothing here [the shipyard] but today we can see [....] there is good progress. [the project] is still ongoing,” he said. (nvn)
Indonesian Navy set to have domestically built frigate in 2016 | The Jakarta Post
PT PAL Indonesia to produce warship
Wed, April 16 2014 19:08 |
Photo document of PT PAL (Persero) facilities. (pal.co.id)
Surabaya (ANTARA News) - State-owned ship building company PT PAL Indonesia started building a Watchtower Missile Destroyer frigate on Wednesday to meet the ministry of defenses order.
"To realize the production of the warship we steered the keel laying for the PKR frigate, today" the company President Director M Firmansyah Arifin stated, while attending the keel laying ceremony at PT PAL Indonesia shipyard here in Surabaya, East Java.
He noted that the ship will be made complete with facilities and equipment including equipment for undersea war such as torpedoes and helicopter pad.
"The ship is also capable of dealing with air war with its air defense missiles," he confirmed.
The start of the production of the PKR frigate marked the company commitment to realizing the contract between the ministry of defense and the Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding (DSNS).
"The shipbuilding project will also bring benefit to us through the DSNS transfer of technology program," he clarified.
On the occasion, Indonesian navy chief of staff Admiral Marsetio commented that the ship will also be capable of conducting an electronic war and equipment installed for it would be complete.
"We are convinced with the equipment that the navy could rely on the PKR frigate for securing the Indonesian territorial waters," he reinstated.
The shipbuilding project is a cooperation project between PT PAL and DSNS from the Netherlands.
"The project is divided into six modules or sections with four of them to be built by PT PAL while the other two, consisting of the engineering system and platform, in the Netherlands," he added.
If the two modules are completed in the Netherlands, they will be brought to Indonesia to be assembled at PT PAL along with the six modules.
He pointed out that although six modules will be built in Indonesia, their quality is assured because they are built under Dutch supervision.
"The 105-meter long ship is the first out of the two ordered by the navy. We estimate that the production process will take around 48 months or it will finish at the end of December 2016," he confirmed. ***2***
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Damen Lays Keel for Indonesian Naval Frigate
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Thursday, April 17, 2014
Photo: Damen
In accordance with the agreed planning in the contract for the construction of a Damen SIGMA Frigate for the Indonesian Navy, the keel laying ceremony has taken place on April 16, 2014 at the PT PAL (Persero) Shipyard in Surabaya, Indonesia. The construction of the four modules that are going to be built at PT PAL (Persero) Shipyard Surabaya and the two modules that are being built in Vlissingen, are proceeding according to schedule.
The construction and testing of the modules simultaneously at two different locations signifies the unique Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding modular building strategy that is unparalleled in the naval shipbuilding industry. All modules will be assembled at the PT PAL (Persero) Shipyard under main contractorship of Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding followed by Harbor Acceptance Tests and Sea Acceptance Trials.
Furthermore, the progress for the second SIGMA 10514 PKR frigate, for which the contract was signed February 14, 2013, proceeds as scheduled and construction is foreseen to start in approximately three months.
The acquisition of the SIGMA 10514 PKR Frigate is part of the further modernization and expansion of the Indonesian Navy, TNI-AL. The main missions and tasks of the SIGMA PKR 10514 will be in the domains of naval warfare as well as Maritime Security missions and tasks. Also, the ship may be used for humanitarian support tasks.
The main characteristics of the SIGMA PKR 10514 Frigate are:
Length: 105 meters
Width: 14 meters
Displacement: approx. 2,400 tons
Propulsion: Combined Diesel and Electric (CODOE)
Crew: 100 + 20 spare accommodation
Combat System:
•Extensive Air, Surface and Sub-Surface Surveillance capabilities.
•Guided missile Systems and gun systems for Anti-Air Warfare and Anti-Surface Warfare
•Torpedo systems for Anti-Submarine Warfare
•Active and Passive Electronic Warfare Systems
•Tacticos Combat Management System
•Also, the SIGMA PKR 10514 Frigate will be able to carry an organic helicopter.
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Damen Lays Keel for Indonesian Naval
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Thursday, April 17, 2014
Photo: Damen
In accordance with the agreed planning in the contract for the construction of a Damen SIGMA Frigate for the Indonesian Navy, the keel laying ceremony has taken place on April 16, 2014 at the PT PAL (Persero) Shipyard in Surabaya, Indonesia. The construction of the four modules that are going to be built at PT PAL (Persero) Shipyard Surabaya and the two modules that are being built in Vlissingen, are proceeding according to schedule.
The construction and testing of the modules simultaneously at two different locations signifies the unique Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding modular building strategy that is unparalleled in the naval shipbuilding industry. All modules will be assembled at the PT PAL (Persero) Shipyard under main contractorship of Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding followed by Harbor Acceptance Tests and Sea Acceptance Trials.
Furthermore, the progress for the second SIGMA 10514 PKR frigate, for which the contract was signed February 14, 2013, proceeds as scheduled and construction is foreseen to start in approximately three months.
The acquisition of the SIGMA 10514 PKR Frigate is part of the further modernization and expansion of the Indonesian Navy, TNI-AL. The main missions and tasks of the SIGMA PKR 10514 will be in the domains of naval warfare as well as Maritime Security missions and tasks. Also, the ship may be used for humanitarian support tasks.
The main characteristics of the SIGMA PKR 10514 Frigate are:
Length: 105 meters
Width: 14 meters
Displacement: approx. 2,400 tons
Propulsion: Combined Diesel and Electric (CODOE)
Crew: 100 + 20 spare accommodation
Combat System:
•Extensive Air, Surface and Sub-Surface Surveillance capabilities.
•Guided missile Systems and gun systems for Anti-Air Warfare and Anti-Surface Warfare
•Torpedo systems for Anti-Submarine Warfare
•Active and Passive Electronic Warfare Systems
•Tacticos Combat Management System
•Also, the SIGMA PKR 10514 Frigate will be able to carry an organic helicopter.
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Damen Lays Keel for Indonesian Naval
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How many of these ships you are going to get ?Damen Lays Keel for Indonesian Naval Frigate
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Thursday, April 17, 2014
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In accordance with the agreed planning in the contract for the construction of a Damen SIGMA Frigate for the Indonesian Navy, the keel laying ceremony has taken place on April 16, 2014 at the PT PAL (Persero) Shipyard in Surabaya, Indonesia. The construction of the four modules that are going to be built at PT PAL (Persero) Shipyard Surabaya and the two modules that are being built in Vlissingen, are proceeding according to schedule.
The construction and testing of the modules simultaneously at two different locations signifies the unique Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding modular building strategy that is unparalleled in the naval shipbuilding industry. All modules will be assembled at the PT PAL (Persero) Shipyard under main contractorship of Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding followed by Harbor Acceptance Tests and Sea Acceptance Trials.
Furthermore, the progress for the second SIGMA 10514 PKR frigate, for which the contract was signed February 14, 2013, proceeds as scheduled and construction is foreseen to start in approximately three months.
The acquisition of the SIGMA 10514 PKR Frigate is part of the further modernization and expansion of the Indonesian Navy, TNI-AL. The main missions and tasks of the SIGMA PKR 10514 will be in the domains of naval warfare as well as Maritime Security missions and tasks. Also, the ship may be used for humanitarian support tasks.
The main characteristics of the SIGMA PKR 10514 Frigate are:
Length: 105 meters
Width: 14 meters
Displacement: approx. 2,400 tons
Propulsion: Combined Diesel and Electric (CODOE)
Crew: 100 + 20 spare accommodation
Combat System:
•Extensive Air, Surface and Sub-Surface Surveillance capabilities.
•Guided missile Systems and gun systems for Anti-Air Warfare and Anti-Surface Warfare
•Torpedo systems for Anti-Submarine Warfare
•Active and Passive Electronic Warfare Systems
•Tacticos Combat Management System
•Also, the SIGMA PKR 10514 Frigate will be able to carry an organic helicopter.
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It should have been more 4 and by the way give more detail about ship which you are going to build in Indonesia
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