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real gun boat
real patrol boat
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Looking at the pics some new features installed on the two KCR-60Ms.
The last pic iinm is the tracking radar for the CIWS. Don't know what the first pic is.
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Shipbuilder PT PAL to focus on Navy projects
Dozens of guests observe strategic sealift vessel 'BRP TARLAC' at Tanjung Perak Port in Surabaya on May 8. It was the debut of the warship ordered by the Philippines' defense ministry. (Antara/Zabur Karuru)
State-owned shipbuilder PT PAL is seeking to complete several primary weaponry defense system (Alutsista) projects for the Indonesian Navy this year.
“PAL currently has several ongoing warship constructions from the Indonesian Navy,” PAL president director Budiman Saleh said in Jakarta over the weekend on the sidelines of the contract signing between PAL and state-owned credit insurance firm Askrindo.
The ships being constructed include four fast missile boats (KCR) worth Rp 4 trillion (US$300 million), two missile destroyer escorts (PKR) worth Rp 7 trillion and three submarines worth $1.2 billion per unit, he added.
Two KCR, KRI Sampari and Tombak, have been weaponized, and one submarine is slated to be completed by the end of this year, Budiman said
Even though PAL prioritizes Alutsista orders from the Navy, the company would also try to expand its foothold in the international market.
Budiman said after the first foreign order from the Philippines, PAL had gotten orders from several other countries. The orders came from several ASEAN members as well as from African nations, such as Nigeria, Senegal, Guyana-Bissau and Gabon.
“We are currently targeting orders from Malaysia and Thailand, as well as African countries,” Budiman said, adding that PAL was currently seeking to export two warships to Malaysia valued at $170 million each. (bbn)
http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2018/01/15/shipbuilder-pt-pal-to-focus-on-navy-projects.html
Dozens of guests observe strategic sealift vessel 'BRP TARLAC' at Tanjung Perak Port in Surabaya on May 8. It was the debut of the warship ordered by the Philippines' defense ministry. (Antara/Zabur Karuru)
State-owned shipbuilder PT PAL is seeking to complete several primary weaponry defense system (Alutsista) projects for the Indonesian Navy this year.
“PAL currently has several ongoing warship constructions from the Indonesian Navy,” PAL president director Budiman Saleh said in Jakarta over the weekend on the sidelines of the contract signing between PAL and state-owned credit insurance firm Askrindo.
The ships being constructed include four fast missile boats (KCR) worth Rp 4 trillion (US$300 million), two missile destroyer escorts (PKR) worth Rp 7 trillion and three submarines worth $1.2 billion per unit, he added.
Two KCR, KRI Sampari and Tombak, have been weaponized, and one submarine is slated to be completed by the end of this year, Budiman said
Even though PAL prioritizes Alutsista orders from the Navy, the company would also try to expand its foothold in the international market.
Budiman said after the first foreign order from the Philippines, PAL had gotten orders from several other countries. The orders came from several ASEAN members as well as from African nations, such as Nigeria, Senegal, Guyana-Bissau and Gabon.
“We are currently targeting orders from Malaysia and Thailand, as well as African countries,” Budiman said, adding that PAL was currently seeking to export two warships to Malaysia valued at $170 million each. (bbn)
http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2018/01/15/shipbuilder-pt-pal-to-focus-on-navy-projects.html
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No. That's maritime satellite communications antenna covered with radome.
Bagian dari SISKOMSAT TNI AL dengan gelombang KU-band. Kayaknya semua dari patracom punyanya Telkomsel. Kurang tau kalo trio Nahkhoda ragam class, mungkin thales atau buatan luar x.
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View attachment 448230 di itung2x untuk 11 point ini saja duitnya... hampir 150 Mber..
Credit to military_buzz
Jumat kemarin kan AL baru signing 173 kontrak buat 2018, total nilainya cuma Rp 813 M. Nothing major...
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PT Dirgantara Indonesia and Turkish Aerospace Industries, Inc. (TAI) to collaborate on the production of N219 Nurtanio & N245 and also marketing of UAV Drones.
Turki, Indonesia kolaborasi produksi pesawat N219
Turkish Aerospace Industries dan PTDI juga akan berkolaborasi produksi pesawat N245, pemasaran pesawat terbang tanpa awak (drone) UAV dan kerja sama aerostruktur
15.01.2018 Hayati Nupus Jakarta Raya
CEO Turkish Aerospace Industries Temel Kotil dan Direktur Utama PT Dirgantara Indonesia Elfien Goentoro di sela-sela pembahasan kolaborasi industri pertahanan, Senin 15 Januari 2018, di kantor PTDI di Bandung, Jawa Barat, Indonesia.
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Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) dan PT Dirgantara Indonesia (PTDI) berkolaborasi dalam pemasaran dan perluasan produksi pesawat N219.
CEO TAI Temel Kotil dan Direktur Utama PTDI Elfien Goentoro membahas kolaborasi itu, Senin, di kantor PTDI di Bandung, Jawa Barat, Indonesia.
Manajer Hukum dan Humas PTDI Irland Budiman mengatakan kolaborasi itu akan dimulai setelah N219 memperoleh sertifikasi penerbangan 100 jam dan dua bulan setelah sertifikat dikeluarkan oleh Direktorat Jenderal Perhubungan Udara Kementerian Perhubungan RI.
“Kemungkinan pada akhir 2018,” ujar Irland pada Senin.
Selain itu, ujar Irland, kedua negara juga akan berkolaborasi dalam pemasaran pesawat terbang tanpa awak (drone) UAV dan kerja sama aerostruktur.
Pada kunjungan hari ini, Temel juga meninjau langsung fasilitas produksi di hanggar Fixed Wing dan Rotary Wing PTDI.
Kerja sama ini merupakan tindak lanjut dari MoU yang diteken kedua perusahaan pada 11 Mei 2017 lalu di IDEF 2017 Fair di Istanbul, Turki.
Kerja sama Turki dan PTDI menyoal industri pertahanan ini bukan yang pertama. Tahun 2003 lalu PTDI mengembangkan pesawat CN235-100 untuk Angkatan Laut Turki dan Badan Keamanan Laut Partai Turki.
http://aa.com.tr/id/dunia/turki-indonesia-kolaborasi-produksi-pesawat-n219/1030961
Turki, Indonesia kolaborasi produksi pesawat N219
Turkish Aerospace Industries dan PTDI juga akan berkolaborasi produksi pesawat N245, pemasaran pesawat terbang tanpa awak (drone) UAV dan kerja sama aerostruktur
15.01.2018 Hayati Nupus Jakarta Raya
CEO Turkish Aerospace Industries Temel Kotil dan Direktur Utama PT Dirgantara Indonesia Elfien Goentoro di sela-sela pembahasan kolaborasi industri pertahanan, Senin 15 Januari 2018, di kantor PTDI di Bandung, Jawa Barat, Indonesia.
Hayati Nupus
JAKARTA
Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) dan PT Dirgantara Indonesia (PTDI) berkolaborasi dalam pemasaran dan perluasan produksi pesawat N219.
CEO TAI Temel Kotil dan Direktur Utama PTDI Elfien Goentoro membahas kolaborasi itu, Senin, di kantor PTDI di Bandung, Jawa Barat, Indonesia.
Manajer Hukum dan Humas PTDI Irland Budiman mengatakan kolaborasi itu akan dimulai setelah N219 memperoleh sertifikasi penerbangan 100 jam dan dua bulan setelah sertifikat dikeluarkan oleh Direktorat Jenderal Perhubungan Udara Kementerian Perhubungan RI.
“Kemungkinan pada akhir 2018,” ujar Irland pada Senin.
Selain itu, ujar Irland, kedua negara juga akan berkolaborasi dalam pemasaran pesawat terbang tanpa awak (drone) UAV dan kerja sama aerostruktur.
Pada kunjungan hari ini, Temel juga meninjau langsung fasilitas produksi di hanggar Fixed Wing dan Rotary Wing PTDI.
Kerja sama ini merupakan tindak lanjut dari MoU yang diteken kedua perusahaan pada 11 Mei 2017 lalu di IDEF 2017 Fair di Istanbul, Turki.
Kerja sama Turki dan PTDI menyoal industri pertahanan ini bukan yang pertama. Tahun 2003 lalu PTDI mengembangkan pesawat CN235-100 untuk Angkatan Laut Turki dan Badan Keamanan Laut Partai Turki.
http://aa.com.tr/id/dunia/turki-indonesia-kolaborasi-produksi-pesawat-n219/1030961
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