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Indonesian Navy
History
Naval Jack of Indonesia
Naval Jack of Indonesia
The Indonesian Navy was formed in the year August 22, 1945. It was formed as the Agency of the People’s Security Sea Service (Badan Keamanan Rakyat-Laut). Later on October 5, 1945, BKR Laut became known as Angkatan Laut Republik Indonesia (ALRI). This was later changed to Tentara Nasional Indonesia Angkatan Laut (TNI-AL) in the 1970.
Personnel of the Indonesian Navy is estimated at 57,197. The Indonesian Navy purchased a number of ships of the former East German navy in the 1990s. Navy vessels include KRI Cobra and others. In 2006, Indonesian Navy purchased 2 Kilo class - 636 conventional submarines, 2 Shipset Yakhont Missile and 20 BMP-3F amphibious light tank with option of 100 more BMP-3 from Russia. Indonesia also plans to buy landing craft ships from Russia.
[edit] Indonesian Navy Special Forces
KOPASKA
Denjaka
[edit] Ships of the Indonesian Navy
See also: Current Indonesian Navy ships
The majority of the vessels in the Indonesian navy are from Holland and Britain. However since 2003 Indonesian shipyards produce many of their own small vessels, in particular those of smaller displacement like patrol boats and fast attack crafts.
[edit] Future plans
The Indonesian Navy is modernizing the fleet. New corvettes ordered from Netherlands are being inducted.[1] The Navy also plans to induct 60 patrol vessels within a decade to maintain adequate force level while replacing obsolete ships in service. This will help in the fight against sea piracy and other maritime crime.[2]
[edit] References
[edit] Notes
1. ^ Indonesian navy receives first corvette from Netherlands
2. ^ Indonesian Navy plans fleet expansion
sumber: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesian_Navy
History
Naval Jack of Indonesia
Naval Jack of Indonesia
The Indonesian Navy was formed in the year August 22, 1945. It was formed as the Agency of the People’s Security Sea Service (Badan Keamanan Rakyat-Laut). Later on October 5, 1945, BKR Laut became known as Angkatan Laut Republik Indonesia (ALRI). This was later changed to Tentara Nasional Indonesia Angkatan Laut (TNI-AL) in the 1970.
Personnel of the Indonesian Navy is estimated at 57,197. The Indonesian Navy purchased a number of ships of the former East German navy in the 1990s. Navy vessels include KRI Cobra and others. In 2006, Indonesian Navy purchased 2 Kilo class - 636 conventional submarines, 2 Shipset Yakhont Missile and 20 BMP-3F amphibious light tank with option of 100 more BMP-3 from Russia. Indonesia also plans to buy landing craft ships from Russia.
[edit] Indonesian Navy Special Forces
KOPASKA
Denjaka
[edit] Ships of the Indonesian Navy
See also: Current Indonesian Navy ships
The majority of the vessels in the Indonesian navy are from Holland and Britain. However since 2003 Indonesian shipyards produce many of their own small vessels, in particular those of smaller displacement like patrol boats and fast attack crafts.
[edit] Future plans
The Indonesian Navy is modernizing the fleet. New corvettes ordered from Netherlands are being inducted.[1] The Navy also plans to induct 60 patrol vessels within a decade to maintain adequate force level while replacing obsolete ships in service. This will help in the fight against sea piracy and other maritime crime.[2]
[edit] References
[edit] Notes
1. ^ Indonesian navy receives first corvette from Netherlands
2. ^ Indonesian Navy plans fleet expansion
sumber: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesian_Navy
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