PT. PAL Technologie Indonesia Made KCR-43 Class High Missile Patrol For TNI-AL

PT. PAL design Quick Ship Missile (KCR) measuring a total length of 43 meters and 8 meters wide, can carry 25 people. KCR maximum speed 30 knots and cruising speed of 18 knots.

KCR equipped weapon control systems, sepucuk 40 mm cannon and two surface missiles and two 12.7 mm machine gun shoots. KCR can be equipped also Electronic Support Measure (ESM) and radar supervisor.

KCR 43 meters draft of the Navy and Marine Shipyard PT Palindo more lethal weaponry than the design of PT PAL. Unconfirmed KCR Navy will order this.

TNI-AU Joint PT. Pelindo Produce KCR-40 Class Patrol Boat

Navy in cooperation with PT Palindo Marine Shipyard Batam Fast Ship Missile create KCR-40. The hull bottom of aluminum steel and the upper fiberglass. Price vessel USD 60 billion, excluding weapons systems worth 200 million dollars. Navy will buy weapons systems from western countries, while Chinese-made anti-ship missiles. Navy has ordered 22 ships of this type until 2014.

KCR-40

43 m long ship, the speed of 27 knots powered by 3x MAN V12 engines each producing 1800 HP 2300 RPM power. Ships equipped with 43 beds.

The ship is armed sepucuk cannon, two 12.7 mm machine guns, four anti-ship missile launchers and missile launchers of anti air attacks.

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Indonesian Navy Technology Made Variant Warship To Indonesia Royal Navy

R & D Navy this time displays the results of his research in the form subskimmer, this vehicle can be used in surface water and dive, suitable for special forces operations. Vehicle with a length of 5.5 m is capable of carrying four personnel and has a speed of 20 knots on the surface of water and 2-4 knots when used for diving.

subskimmer

Featuring Army landing craft air cushion (LCAC) hovercraft type the name of the Hovercraft Kartika. Ships with a total length of 14.2 m is the largest hovercraft landing craft owned by the Army. This vehicle can transport loads of 3 tons. Wahan cruising speed is 20-25 knots, with a maximum speed of 30 knots.
Guided Missile Escort PKR 105 to be excellent at this exhibition.

LCAC Kartika Made TNI-AD

Damen Schelde designation as a partner PT. Pal to make this ship in August and will be immediately followed by a contract with the Ministry of Defence. PKR 105 will be the most sophisticated and modern ships in the Navy's fighter fleet.

PKR-105 PT.PAL Joint Damen Schelde

Quick Ship Missile 40 meters is shown by the 2 companies, namely PT. Palindo Marine Shipyard and PT. Pal. Palindo as a shipyard company located in Batam is currently working on KCR 40 orders the Navy. This ship has adopted stealth design, the form of radar navigation towering reminiscent of the ships owned by the Singapore Navy. Ships with a length of 43 meters it could be triggered by the speed of 27-30 knots.

LST 117 PT.PAL

There are 2 types of miniature tank landing craft with a length of 117 meters of LST 117 that was designed by PT. Pal and designed by PT. Doc Kodja Bahari. Apparent differences in LST can transport helicopter designed this is the placement of the boat at the side of the body. In the design Pal lifeboat placed up and down so that the ship became visible body height, while the boat is placed face design DKB rear. Ship speed is around 14-16 knots.

KCR-40 PALINDO

D-230 Missile Made Lapan

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Indonesia Navy Technology Made Warship X3K Stealth Class High Patrol Boat

TNI Commander describes the process of purchasing defense equipment was carried out in II year strategic plan 2010-2014. Meanwhile, Commander of the explanation is related to the question among members of Commission I of the House regarding the plan to the Air Force buy the Super Tucano aircraft to be placed in the squadron of 14 Madison and the Navy plans to buy fast patrol boats. "The TNI AU has proposed budget and its support for the purchase of as many as 16 units to one squadron," he said.

Related efforts to empower strategic industry for national defense, according to the TNI chief, the institute also plans to involve or PT Dirgantara Indonesia cooperation in various matters relating to training, guarantee the availability of spare parts, the percentage of local content and technology transfer.

About the purchase of fast patrol boats, the TNI chief said that according to II-year strategic plan 2010-2014, the Navy has budgeted the purchase of Quick Ship Missile trimaran with a length of 60 meters and Fast Ship Missiles along 40 meters. "Both are products of private industry nationwide," said Commander of the TNI.

In a meeting led by Chairman of Commission I Aziz Stamboel (FPKS), was also attended by Defense Minister Purnomo Yusgiantoro, the TNI chief of staff and Deputy Defense Minister Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin.

North Sea Boats X3K Trimaran
Dimensions :

Length (over all) : 55 meter
Beam : 16 meter
Draught : 2 meter
Main engine : 4 x C32 Caterpillar
Max speed : 40 Knots
Range : 2000 nm
Displacement : 130 tons

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South Korea Made KDX-III Aegis Class Destroyer Best Technology Sysytem

The KDX-III Warship Korea Produce is clearly intended to be a multi-purpose destroyer will full air defense, land attack, anti-shipping, and anti-submarine capabilities. It is also being designed with tactical ballistic missile defense capabilities, and important consideration if North Korea is your neighbor. All of its contemporaries are classed as DDG (guided missile destroyers), but the ROK Navy has designated its KDX ships as DDH. The ROKN has ordered 3 ships so far, with an option for another 3.

The KDX-III King Sejong Class will be significantly larger than the 5,000t KDX-IIs, with a standard displacement of over 7,600t and a full load displacement of around 10,000t – almost light cruiser size. GE’s ubiquitous LM2500 gas turbines provide main power, thanks to 4 turbines mounted in each destroyer.
Weapons will include RIM-116B Rolling Airframe Missile Block 1 and vertically-launched SM-2 Block IIIB surface-to-air missiles for anti-aircraft duries, plus a 30mm “Goalkeeper” CIWS system for close-in defense. Submarines will be confronted with 16 anti-submarine “Haesung” (sea star) rockets, and a pair of 324mm torpedo mounts in KMK 32 configuration. Other naval and land targets can be confronted with any combination of cruise missiles, anti-ship missiles, etc. that the ROKN decides to place in the remaining MK 41 and K-VLS vertical launch cells.

In June 2006 the Defense Acquisition Program Administration, the Korean military acquisition agency, selected Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co. to build the country's second Aegis-equipped destroyer. Daewoo was expected to deliver the destroyer to the Navy by the end of 2010. In July 2007 Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering (DSME) began the steel cutting of the South Korean Navy's second KDX-III Aegis-equipped destroyer. The Seoul-based company said that following the start of the steel cutting the first keel would be laid in December, with launching scheduled for November 2008. On 16 November 2008 South Korea launched its second AEGIS KDX-III destroyer. The ship was built at the Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering yard on Geoje Island in South Gyeongsang. The ship was named after Yulgok Yi I, a prominent Confucian scholar of the Joseon Kingdom (1392-1910).

KDX-III was to be a larger (7000 tons or greater), more "Aegis-like" ship (Aegis Combat System with the ship incorporating certain Low Observables (LO/CLO) technology). The KDX-III' standard displacement is 7,000t, while its full load displacement would be above 9,000t.

Three or four KDX-III hulls were expected. After the first ship was completed in 2008, the ministry expected to deploy two other KDX- III destroyers in 2010 and 2012, respectively. By one estimate each vessel will cost about 1.2 trillion won ($923 million). The entire project, including the ships themselves, is expected to cost 2.8 trillion won by other estimates. The ROK KDX-III destroyer is intended to be a multi-purpose destroyer featuring anti-air warfare, anti-surface warfare, anti-submarine warfare and tactical ballistic missile defense capabilities.

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KRI Diponegoro, KRI Sultan Iskandar Muda, KRI Hasanudin, KRI Frans Kaisiepo Indonesia Navy Seals

Indonesia capability, yet of its 12 frigates, the six Ahmad Yani class are former Royal Netherlands Navy Van Speijk class frigates. Turning to corvettes, the TNIAL has 16 Kapitan Patimura class in service that were delivered between 1993 and 1996, these are former East German Navy Parchim class corvettes and they should really be replaced. The TNI-AL is well aware of the limitations of its surface combatants and in 2002 had developed a ‘National Corvette Programme’ that called for the acquisition of between 30 and 40 new corvettes by 2017. There has been some real progress on the corvette front, with the decision to purchase four Sigma class corvettes from Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding in the Netherlands. KRI Diponegoro (365) and KRI Hasanudin (366) are in service, with the third unit KRI Sultan Iskandar Muda having recently been commissioned and the last unit KRI Frans Kaisiepo to be commissioned next year.

KRI Diponegoro

 The new Sigma class units have a displacement of 1,700 tonnes, they are equipped with the Thales Tacticos
command systems and the Thales Netherlands MW08 3D radar. Weapons include a 76 mm Oto Melara gun,
MBDA Exocet anti-ship missiles and the MBDA Tetral air defence system. The TNI-AL has also added other capabilities; in 2003 it received an LPD from Korea, KRO Dr. Suharso, which was then converted into a hospital ship and disaster relief unit. Subsequently it has acquired two more units of the same class, known as the Makassar class by the TNI-AL, for the pure LPD mission and two further units are in build at the PT PAL shipyard in Surabaya. It is also receiving patrol craft and OPVs from local yards such as Fasharkan.

KRI Sultan Iskandar Muda

These are all positive developments, but the TNI-AL needs much more if it is to properly fulfil its missions.
The same logic goes for the TNI-AD and the TNI-AL as well. The $1 billion defence package with Russia covering 22 helicopters, 20 BMP-3F armoured vehicles (now 18 vehicles) and two Project 636 Kilo class
submarines is another positive development. Yet much will depend on the ability of the Indonesian economy to grow to allow the Indonesian government to increase the resources it can devote to defence expenditure.

KRI Frans Kaisiepo

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