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[MarveL]

hello, Jakartans@PkDef reporting in
Please allow me to join this discussion

welcome pak ini member timawa neee...

 

[Reashot Xigwin]

hello, Jakartans@PkDef reporting in
Please allow me to join this discussion

Jauh2 datang dr Timawa ya mas

 

[Jakartans@PkDef]

@MarveL & Reashot Xigwin biar nambah info dan ilmu disini
This forum is one of my main sources for military updates, so i think its time to participate, contribute and share with you guys.
@Indos : thank you for the warm welcome

 

[Nike]

Hehe Timawan warrior has joint us, we are so pleased

 

[Zarvan]

Indonesia–Pakistan relations - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Historical relationship[edit]
During the Indonesian National Revolution, Muhammad Ali Jinnah encouraged Muslim soldiers serving in British Indian army to join hands with Indonesians against their fight against the Dutch Empire colonisation of Indonesia. As a result 600-Muslim soldiers of the British Indian Army deserted the colonial forces putting their lot at stake, allied with Indonesians.[4] Out of these 600 soldiers, 500 of them died in war; while the remaining returned to Pakistan or continued to live in Indonesia. As a recognition of Muslim soldiers from Pakistan, during Indonesia Golden Jubilee celebration on August 17, 1995, Indonesia grants Independence War Awards to the living ex Pakistan soldiers and awarded the highest honor Adipura to the Founding Father of Pakistan Mohammad All Jinnah and the Government of Pakistan.[5]

Pakistan's relationship with Indonesia greatly developed under Gen Ayub Khan. During the 1965 war with India, Indonesia offered to provide Pakistan with military help, and 'to seize Andaman and Nicobar Islands' of India so as to distract it from the Kashmir front.[6][7] Indonesia openly supported Pakistan by sending its navy to defend East Pakistan.
@madokafc @Indos @Reashot Xigwin @MarveL @Jakartans@PkDef

 

[Indos]

Indonesia–Pakistan relations - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[MarveL]

North Sea Boats (PT. Lundin) and SAAB working on an improved 63m FMPV Trimaran

At DSA 2014, the 14th Defence Services Asia Exhibition and Conference currently held in Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), Indonesian shipyard North Sea Boats (PT. Lundin) and SAAB are showing an updated model of the 63m FMPV Trimaran design ordered by the Indonesian Navy

The new design of North Sea Boat's 63m FMPV Trimaran as shown on SAAB booth during DSA 2014

Talking to Navy Recognition during DSA 2014, a SAAB representative explained that the Swedish company is planning to fit its new Sea Giraffe 1X 3D radar higher up in the mast for better radar coverage and less limitation because of the curvature of the Earth. This is possible because the new radar is only 150 kilograms. This explains the quite unique shape of the newly designed mast onboard the FMPV (Fast Missile Patrol Vessel) Trimaran. The mast would integrate the radar, the ESM and the communication systems.

Following the accidental destruction of the first-of-class ship KRI Klewang shortly after its launch in 2012, SAAB and North Sea Boats have now signed a partnership for the project. SAAB is planning to offer this turnkey solution to both TNI AL (Indonesian Navy) and for export under the name "Stealth FAC" (Stealth Fast Attack Craft).

At DSA 2014, the 14th Defence Services Asia Exhibition and Conference currently held in Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), Indonesian shipyard North Sea Boats (PT. Lundin) and Saab are showing an updated model of the 63m FMPV Trimaran design ordered by the Indonesian navy.

SAAB booth during DSA 2014

According to the SAAB representative, the new FMPV Trimaran would be fitted with
- 4x RBS15 Mk3 anti-ship missiles
- 1x BAE Systems 40Mk4 gun under a stealth cupola
- A stern ramp to deploy a 12 meters RIB
- SAAB's 9LV combat management system
- SAAB's Ceros 200 radar and optronic tracking system
- SAAB's TactiCall Integrated Communications System

 

[MarveL]

C4iSR: Maritime
PT Len equips Indonesian Navy MPA with surveillance system
Ridzwan Rahmat, Singapore - IHS Jane's Navy International
21 April 2014


State-owned defence electronics company PT Len has equipped an Indonesian Navy (Tantara Nasional Indonesia - Angkatan Laut: TNI-AL) maritime patrol aircraft (MPA) with its Retimax 2000 surveillance and reconnaissance system.

The system, consisting of a mission console, a cockpit display console and gimbal with three different sensors, was mounted on a TNI-AL NC-212 MPA in December. It has undergone several successful tests and is now fully operational, the company told IHS Jane's at the DSA 2014 exhibition on 16 April.

"This is the first MPA equipped as a trial to fulfill the TNI-AL's requirement for a high-definition real-time surveillance system," said Yudiansyah Lubis, the company's control systems engineer.

PT Len equips Indonesian Navy MPA with surveillance system - IHS Jane's 360

retimax 2000 on board.

 

[cnleio]

Will Indonesia buy China submarine ? Navy visit China Navy submarine college

 

[Reashot Xigwin]

Will Indonesia buy China submarine ? Navy visit China Navy submarine college

Learning the trade from China, buy the subs from Korea.

 

[cnleio]

Learning the trade from China, buy the subs from Korea.

Well the Korea sub learning from Germany Type 212 / U-Boot-Klasse 212

 

[Reashot Xigwin]

Well the Korea sub learning from Germany Type 212 / U-Boot-Klasse 212

It also came with Transfer of Technology. That's what make the Korean offers much more appealing.

 

[nufix]

You don't easily visit someplace without selfie nowadays

 

[Nike]

You don't easily visit someplace without selfie nowadays

Little brother and his bro

 

[Indos]

You don't easily visit someplace without selfie nowadays

How come a soldier can be very sissy like this...