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it can't be helped my friend they got what they are deserve
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Hip Hop Battle Dance US Marines VS Indonesian Airforce
1st Lt. Ari Sandi, 1st platoon commander for the 461st Battalion Airborne, Indonesian Air Force, challenges Lance Cpl. DeCarlo Simpson, a motor transportation vehicle operator with Co. I, 1st Bn, 11th Marine Regiment, to an impromptu dance-off at Five Hills Training Area, Mongolia during Exercise Khaan Quest 2011. Khaan Quest is a training exercise designed to strengthen the capabilities of U.S., Mongolian and other participating nations' forces in international peace support operations worldwide.
1st Lt. Ari Sandi, 1st platoon commander for the 461st Battalion Airborne, Indonesian Air Force, challenges Lance Cpl. DeCarlo Simpson, a motor transportation vehicle operator with Co. I, 1st Bn, 11th Marine Regiment, to an impromptu dance-off at Five Hills Training Area, Mongolia during Exercise Khaan Quest 2011. Khaan Quest is a training exercise designed to strengthen the capabilities of U.S., Mongolian and other participating nations' forces in international peace support operations worldwide.
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no matter who wins in the video, the important thing is the friendship between the two countries and I hope that the friendship between the U.S. and Indonesia continues. salute for them.Hahahaha! The Indonesian aint got nothaaan on the brotha....
This is how the whole world should be.... Happy...
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RI needs a strong TNI, says Kalla
The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | National | Mon, May 13 2013, 6:11 AM
Former vice president Jusuf Kalla said that the Indonesian Military (TNI) must be well-equipped to enable it to deal with numerous challenges.
Kalla said that in the country's history, there were two periods when the Indonesian military had a great military posture, the first being in the 1960s offensive campaign under the Dwikora and Trikora operations and then during the 1980s.
Kalla said that the country's military had suffered setbacks ever since.
"Currently we have yet to have such a force posture [as those in the past] but there are efforts to at least reach the level of the 1980s," he told a seminar held by Think and Act for National Defense (TANDEF), a think-tank of defense and strategic studies established by the alumni of the Taruna Nusantara Senior High School Alumni Association (IKASTARA).
Kalla also concurred with another speaker at the seminar, Lt. Gen. (ret) Kiki Syahnakri, who said that Indonesia should no longer look for common enemies but find common objectives for the future.
Another speaker, military analyst Connie Rahakundini Bakrie, added that the country needed the military to deal with so-called non-military threats, including food and energy insecurity.
"We need more power to defend the country from illegal fishing or in the race to find new sources of energy, for example," she said.
The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | National | Mon, May 13 2013, 6:11 AM
Former vice president Jusuf Kalla said that the Indonesian Military (TNI) must be well-equipped to enable it to deal with numerous challenges.
Kalla said that in the country's history, there were two periods when the Indonesian military had a great military posture, the first being in the 1960s offensive campaign under the Dwikora and Trikora operations and then during the 1980s.
Kalla said that the country's military had suffered setbacks ever since.
"Currently we have yet to have such a force posture [as those in the past] but there are efforts to at least reach the level of the 1980s," he told a seminar held by Think and Act for National Defense (TANDEF), a think-tank of defense and strategic studies established by the alumni of the Taruna Nusantara Senior High School Alumni Association (IKASTARA).
Kalla also concurred with another speaker at the seminar, Lt. Gen. (ret) Kiki Syahnakri, who said that Indonesia should no longer look for common enemies but find common objectives for the future.
Another speaker, military analyst Connie Rahakundini Bakrie, added that the country needed the military to deal with so-called non-military threats, including food and energy insecurity.
"We need more power to defend the country from illegal fishing or in the race to find new sources of energy, for example," she said.
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Turkey, RI pen tank, technology deal
Novan Iman Santosa, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | World | Thu, May 16 2013, 10:09 AM
FNSS Defence Systems and state arms maker PT Pindad to design and produce a medium tank
Turkey and Indonesia have signed agreements to jointly develop medium tanks and communication devices to forge closer cooperation, as well as to facilitate the much needed transfer of technology (ToT) for Indonesian defense companies, defense officials said on Wednesday.
The Defense Industry Policy Committee (KKIP) assistant for cooperation, Silmy Karim, said the agreements were signed during the 2013 International Defense Industry Fair (IDEF) in Istanbul.
He said that the first agreement would see cooperation between FNSS Defence Systems and state arms maker PT Pindad to design and produce a medium tank while the second agreement was between Aselsan and state electronics maker PT LEN to make communications devices.
The cooperation with Turkey is another forward step. We will also forge cooperation with other countries, Karim said.
We already cooperate with South Korea, he added. This includes the suspended KFX/IFX jet fighter program and the plan to build a submarine in Indonesia using South Korean expertise.
Karim said Law No. 16/2012 on the defense industry paved the way for cooperation with foreign countries to help improve the capabilities of domestic defense companies.
Another cooperative measure is the local production of the Chinese anti-ship missile C-705, which is in its feasibility study and reverse engineering stages.
In conjunction with the IDEF, both countries also held a bilateral meeting on defense industrial cooperation, said Defense Ministry director general for defense potential Pos Hutabarat.
We chose Turkey because it has considerably advanced defense industries, he told in the briefing.
Pos said that three to four years were needed to develop tanks, three to five years for missiles and 10 to 15 years for jet fighters.
Also attending the briefing was the Defense Ministrys industry technology director Air Commodore Darlis Pangaribuan, who said the FNSS-Pindad cooperation would consist of three phases in about three years.
The first stage will see both companies submitting proposals on cooperation required to design and jointly produce the tank, he said, adding that funding would come from both governments.
Karim said the tank cooperation was needed to master track a propulsion system for armored vehicles, while Pindad had mastered a wheeled propulsion system.
He added the tank scheme would be similar to the CN-295 medium transport aircraft that is jointly produced by Spanish-based Airbus Military and state aircraft maker PT Dirgantara Indonesia.
In buying weapon systems, we require not only the end products but also the ToT process, he said.
With the Defense Industry Law, we will get the products, taxes, job creation and technology.
Karim said that sourcing technologies from multiple countries would not create the so-called logistical nightmare but would instead help foster independence in making weapons.
Meanwhile, Pos said Indonesia had submitted a contract amendment to Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering (DSME) to allow a submarine to be built from scratch in Indonesia, instead of merely assembling parts manufactured in South Korea.
Turkey, RI pen tank, technology deal | The Jakarta Post
Novan Iman Santosa, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | World | Thu, May 16 2013, 10:09 AM
FNSS Defence Systems and state arms maker PT Pindad to design and produce a medium tank
Turkey and Indonesia have signed agreements to jointly develop medium tanks and communication devices to forge closer cooperation, as well as to facilitate the much needed transfer of technology (ToT) for Indonesian defense companies, defense officials said on Wednesday.
The Defense Industry Policy Committee (KKIP) assistant for cooperation, Silmy Karim, said the agreements were signed during the 2013 International Defense Industry Fair (IDEF) in Istanbul.
He said that the first agreement would see cooperation between FNSS Defence Systems and state arms maker PT Pindad to design and produce a medium tank while the second agreement was between Aselsan and state electronics maker PT LEN to make communications devices.
The cooperation with Turkey is another forward step. We will also forge cooperation with other countries, Karim said.
We already cooperate with South Korea, he added. This includes the suspended KFX/IFX jet fighter program and the plan to build a submarine in Indonesia using South Korean expertise.
Karim said Law No. 16/2012 on the defense industry paved the way for cooperation with foreign countries to help improve the capabilities of domestic defense companies.
Another cooperative measure is the local production of the Chinese anti-ship missile C-705, which is in its feasibility study and reverse engineering stages.
In conjunction with the IDEF, both countries also held a bilateral meeting on defense industrial cooperation, said Defense Ministry director general for defense potential Pos Hutabarat.
We chose Turkey because it has considerably advanced defense industries, he told in the briefing.
Pos said that three to four years were needed to develop tanks, three to five years for missiles and 10 to 15 years for jet fighters.
Also attending the briefing was the Defense Ministrys industry technology director Air Commodore Darlis Pangaribuan, who said the FNSS-Pindad cooperation would consist of three phases in about three years.
The first stage will see both companies submitting proposals on cooperation required to design and jointly produce the tank, he said, adding that funding would come from both governments.
Karim said the tank cooperation was needed to master track a propulsion system for armored vehicles, while Pindad had mastered a wheeled propulsion system.
He added the tank scheme would be similar to the CN-295 medium transport aircraft that is jointly produced by Spanish-based Airbus Military and state aircraft maker PT Dirgantara Indonesia.
In buying weapon systems, we require not only the end products but also the ToT process, he said.
With the Defense Industry Law, we will get the products, taxes, job creation and technology.
Karim said that sourcing technologies from multiple countries would not create the so-called logistical nightmare but would instead help foster independence in making weapons.
Meanwhile, Pos said Indonesia had submitted a contract amendment to Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering (DSME) to allow a submarine to be built from scratch in Indonesia, instead of merely assembling parts manufactured in South Korea.
Turkey, RI pen tank, technology deal | The Jakarta Post
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IMDEX Asia 2013: Two-ship programme firms up for Indonesian PKR frigate
By Richard Scott
5/16/2013
Dutch shipbuilder Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding, working in partnership with Indonesia's PT PAL, has confirmed the programme and build strategy for the construction of the first two SIGMA 10514 Perusak Kawal Rudal (PKR) guided missile frigates for the Indonesian Navy (TNI-AL).
Damen Schelde and the Indonesian Ministry of Defence signed a contract for the engineering, construction, and delivery of a single PKR in June 2012, with the contract coming into force at the end of 2013. An option for a second ship has subsequently been exercised, with this contract coming into effect in the next few weeks, Damen Schelde confirmed at IMDEX Asia 2013 in Singapore.
Displacing 2,365 tons and with accommodation for 120 (100 crew plus 20 spare), the 105 m PKR will be the largest SIGMA variant built to date. While Damen Schelde is prime contractor for the programme, assembly and trials will be undertaken in conjunction with PT PAL in Surabaya under a transfer of technology arrangement.
Each PKR will be assembled using six major block modules.
By Richard Scott
5/16/2013
Dutch shipbuilder Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding, working in partnership with Indonesia's PT PAL, has confirmed the programme and build strategy for the construction of the first two SIGMA 10514 Perusak Kawal Rudal (PKR) guided missile frigates for the Indonesian Navy (TNI-AL).
Damen Schelde and the Indonesian Ministry of Defence signed a contract for the engineering, construction, and delivery of a single PKR in June 2012, with the contract coming into force at the end of 2013. An option for a second ship has subsequently been exercised, with this contract coming into effect in the next few weeks, Damen Schelde confirmed at IMDEX Asia 2013 in Singapore.
Displacing 2,365 tons and with accommodation for 120 (100 crew plus 20 spare), the 105 m PKR will be the largest SIGMA variant built to date. While Damen Schelde is prime contractor for the programme, assembly and trials will be undertaken in conjunction with PT PAL in Surabaya under a transfer of technology arrangement.
Each PKR will be assembled using six major block modules.
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Indonesia's Space agency Ready to Launch Satellites-Carrier Rocket
Saturday, May 18, 2013, 8:13 pm
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REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, TERNATE --- National Aeronautics and Space Agency (Lapan) will launch the satellite carrier rocket in the District of Morotai, North Maluku in November 2013, because it is considered very strategic area for the satellite rocket launch.
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Head of Planning Morotai Island, Shamsuddin, in Ternate, Saturday, Lapan said the team has conducted a survey of the location on the island of Morotai which will be the point of the satellite launch. "The launch of the Lapan was confirmed in November 2013 in the Eastern District Sangowo Morotai Morotai Island," he said.
He said Lapan and Bappenas team has returned to the launch site surveys, so the rocket launch in Sangowo will be a certainty in November.
According to him, the arrival of the team Lapan with Bappenas is as a partner to review the certainty of the location of the rocket launch by Lapan, so Lapan itself expects no support from the government for these activities Morotai. "Lapan has asked supports from the local government and the government responded to the activities of Lapan that the rocket launch will be held in
November," he said.
For the launch, it will coincide with the anniversary (HUT) Lapan, whereas for the preparations to be carried out later will be confirmed completed in October, ranging from buildings to operators, VIP, and some tents for the team to come.
http://www.republika.co.id/berita/n...g-tahun-ini-roket-uji-muatan-lapan-diproduksi
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REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, TERNATE --- National Aeronautics and Space Agency (Lapan) will launch the satellite carrier rocket in the District of Morotai, North Maluku in November 2013, because it is considered very strategic area for the satellite rocket launch.
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Head of Planning Morotai Island, Shamsuddin, in Ternate, Saturday, Lapan said the team has conducted a survey of the location on the island of Morotai which will be the point of the satellite launch. "The launch of the Lapan was confirmed in November 2013 in the Eastern District Sangowo Morotai Morotai Island," he said.
He said Lapan and Bappenas team has returned to the launch site surveys, so the rocket launch in Sangowo will be a certainty in November.
According to him, the arrival of the team Lapan with Bappenas is as a partner to review the certainty of the location of the rocket launch by Lapan, so Lapan itself expects no support from the government for these activities Morotai. "Lapan has asked supports from the local government and the government responded to the activities of Lapan that the rocket launch will be held in
November," he said.
For the launch, it will coincide with the anniversary (HUT) Lapan, whereas for the preparations to be carried out later will be confirmed completed in October, ranging from buildings to operators, VIP, and some tents for the team to come.
http://www.republika.co.id/berita/n...g-tahun-ini-roket-uji-muatan-lapan-diproduksi
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