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Yes for a starter, 8 will suffice. The Military is still waiting on another batch plans that will soon be materialized in MEF II program.
You have watched "The Raid" I see, here's the sequel that just got out in Sundance film festival
Nice, thanks for that. I know about the sequel.
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thanks to jakartans@timawa.net
Policewomen Crowd Control & Negotiator unit
Indonesian Police has passed regulations, to (literally) position policewomen as front line defenders against rowdy protest groups. These unarmed policewomen are trained in the psychology of potentially dangerous mobs.
Not only had these policewomen undergone months of training in negotiation and communication, but also they had an additional unique way to calm down the emotion and tension of the mobs / protesters sometimes even by inviting the crowd to dance along with them. In doing so, they helped quell protester anger and provided temporary entertainment and relief from a volatile situation that threatened to turn violent.
Policewomen Crowd Control & Negotiator unit
Indonesian Police has passed regulations, to (literally) position policewomen as front line defenders against rowdy protest groups. These unarmed policewomen are trained in the psychology of potentially dangerous mobs.
Not only had these policewomen undergone months of training in negotiation and communication, but also they had an additional unique way to calm down the emotion and tension of the mobs / protesters sometimes even by inviting the crowd to dance along with them. In doing so, they helped quell protester anger and provided temporary entertainment and relief from a volatile situation that threatened to turn violent.
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Gegana, an unit within Indonesian National Police's Brimob corps who have special abilities such as Counter terrorism, Explosive demolition, Intelligence, Anti-anarchist, etc.
Gegana also the main contributor of personnel to Densus 88 Anti Terror Detachement.
Tanks to Jakartans@tmw.net
Gegana also the main contributor of personnel to Densus 88 Anti Terror Detachement.
Tanks to Jakartans@tmw.net
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Special Detachment 88 (Detasemen Khusus 88), Delta 88, or Densus 88, is a Special Forces Indonesian counter-terrorism squad, and part of the Indonesian National Police. Formed on 30 June 2003, after the 2002 Bali bombings.
Weapons
Detachment 88 officers are frequently seen armed with a M4A1 carbine when an operation or a raid is conducted while the Glock 17 pistol is used as the standard sidearm.
They also use a varied arsenal of weapons such as the Heckler & Koch MP5 submachine gun, AUG assault rifles , Remington 700 and Armalite AR-10 sniper rifles, Ithaca 37 and Remington 870 shotguns, Heckler & Koch HK416 rifles.
thanks to Jakartans@timawa.net
Weapons
Detachment 88 officers are frequently seen armed with a M4A1 carbine when an operation or a raid is conducted while the Glock 17 pistol is used as the standard sidearm.
They also use a varied arsenal of weapons such as the Heckler & Koch MP5 submachine gun, AUG assault rifles , Remington 700 and Armalite AR-10 sniper rifles, Ithaca 37 and Remington 870 shotguns, Heckler & Koch HK416 rifles.
thanks to Jakartans@timawa.net
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TNI chief to visit China, may meet Xi Jinping
Dicky Christanto and Ina Parlina, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Headlines | Sat, February 22 2014, 11:23 AM
Amid heightening tensions between Indonesia and its immediate neighbors, Indonesian Military (TNI) chief Gen. Moeldoko is slated to visit China next week in a journey that might include a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Moeldoko told The Jakarta Post that he was scheduled to meet Chinese National Defense Minister Gen. Chang Wanquan and People’s Liberation Army (PLA) chief of general staff Gen. Fang Fenghui.
He added that a meeting with Xi, who is also chairman of the Communist Party of China’s Central Military Commission, was in the process of being arranged but had not yet been confirmed.
“Our grand topic will be how to develop military cooperation between our countries,” he said.
Moeldoko, who will depart on Sunday evening and return Friday, said Indonesia was eyeing China’s robust military industry as a potential future partner.
He added that the TNI, for example, could discuss and use Chinese weapons to complete its arsenal.
Also on the list were efforts to create stability in the South China Sea. Moeldoko stressed the need to reach a favorable situation for everyone in the region.
China is claiming most of the South China Sea pitting itself against other claimants: Brunei, China, Malaysia, the Philippines, Vietnam and Taiwan. China also claims parts of Indonesia’s Natuna Islands.
Commenting on the planned visit, international affairs scholar Yeremia Lalisang said Indonesia should consider each step carefully since Indonesia was respected in the region and had played role as an honest broker in the South China Sea row.
He said that other countries could interpret the visit as Jakarta forging an alliance with Beijing.
“With its current position, such a visit will not be seen [by other countries] as ‘business as usual’,” he said.
“Since Indonesia allowed Chinese warships to pass through its waters after a military exercise near Australia, the visit will be interpreted as further evidence of Jakarta and Beijing’s closeness.”
Closer China-Indoneia military ties is seen as a possible threat to the interests of the US and its allies, such as Australia and the Philippines.
Therefore, Jakarta should carefully consider the implications of the visit, Yeremia told the Post.
Meanwhile, University of Indonesia international affairs expert Edy Prasetyono said the visit should not be seen as a threat by other ASEAN countries.
“Instead, Indonesia is in a position to assure China that it cannot always be in conflict with other ASEAN countries over the South China Sea issue: It will not be beneficial for China,” he said.
“If China wants to be a superpower, it should realize that its interests are supposed to be global and the South China Sea issue is only part of it. There is no use being confrontational.”
Edy also said that it was about time Indonesia formulated its relationship with China, saying both countries could be the region’s pillars, together with India and Australia.”
He also called on the TNI to delve deeper in the potential defense industry cooperation with China.
Dicky Christanto and Ina Parlina, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Headlines | Sat, February 22 2014, 11:23 AM
Amid heightening tensions between Indonesia and its immediate neighbors, Indonesian Military (TNI) chief Gen. Moeldoko is slated to visit China next week in a journey that might include a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Moeldoko told The Jakarta Post that he was scheduled to meet Chinese National Defense Minister Gen. Chang Wanquan and People’s Liberation Army (PLA) chief of general staff Gen. Fang Fenghui.
He added that a meeting with Xi, who is also chairman of the Communist Party of China’s Central Military Commission, was in the process of being arranged but had not yet been confirmed.
“Our grand topic will be how to develop military cooperation between our countries,” he said.
Moeldoko, who will depart on Sunday evening and return Friday, said Indonesia was eyeing China’s robust military industry as a potential future partner.
He added that the TNI, for example, could discuss and use Chinese weapons to complete its arsenal.
Also on the list were efforts to create stability in the South China Sea. Moeldoko stressed the need to reach a favorable situation for everyone in the region.
China is claiming most of the South China Sea pitting itself against other claimants: Brunei, China, Malaysia, the Philippines, Vietnam and Taiwan. China also claims parts of Indonesia’s Natuna Islands.
Commenting on the planned visit, international affairs scholar Yeremia Lalisang said Indonesia should consider each step carefully since Indonesia was respected in the region and had played role as an honest broker in the South China Sea row.
He said that other countries could interpret the visit as Jakarta forging an alliance with Beijing.
“With its current position, such a visit will not be seen [by other countries] as ‘business as usual’,” he said.
“Since Indonesia allowed Chinese warships to pass through its waters after a military exercise near Australia, the visit will be interpreted as further evidence of Jakarta and Beijing’s closeness.”
Closer China-Indoneia military ties is seen as a possible threat to the interests of the US and its allies, such as Australia and the Philippines.
Therefore, Jakarta should carefully consider the implications of the visit, Yeremia told the Post.
Meanwhile, University of Indonesia international affairs expert Edy Prasetyono said the visit should not be seen as a threat by other ASEAN countries.
“Instead, Indonesia is in a position to assure China that it cannot always be in conflict with other ASEAN countries over the South China Sea issue: It will not be beneficial for China,” he said.
“If China wants to be a superpower, it should realize that its interests are supposed to be global and the South China Sea issue is only part of it. There is no use being confrontational.”
Edy also said that it was about time Indonesia formulated its relationship with China, saying both countries could be the region’s pillars, together with India and Australia.”
He also called on the TNI to delve deeper in the potential defense industry cooperation with China.
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still talking about ceremony
T-50i Golden Eagle, Grob G-120TP, and Bell 412EP from Army.
Grob G-120TP, Embraer 314 Super Tucano and T-50i Golden Eagle
Grob G-120TP, CN-235-200 and Fokker F-27 in the background
Emb 314 Super Tucano
T-50i Golden Eagle, Sukhoi Su-30 MK2, Navy CN-235 MPA, Navy and Army Bell 412 EP
T-50i Golden Eagle, Grob G-120TP, and Bell 412EP from Army.
Grob G-120TP, Embraer 314 Super Tucano and T-50i Golden Eagle
Grob G-120TP, CN-235-200 and Fokker F-27 in the background
Emb 314 Super Tucano
T-50i Golden Eagle, Sukhoi Su-30 MK2, Navy CN-235 MPA, Navy and Army Bell 412 EP
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