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Indonesian navy
Setting Indonesia’s Navy on a Course Beyond 2024
By Gilang Kembara
The Minimum Essential Force modernization program ends next year. Does TNI-AL have a plan for what to do next?
Sunk Indonesian Submarine Should Worry Pacific Powers
By Nick Danby
The increased reliance on undersea warfare means submarines need to run silent, deep, and safe in the Pacific.
Jokowi’s Maritime Dreams Thwarted by Land-based Challenges
By Natalie Sambhi
As Jokowi enters his second term, what security and defense challenges will top the list of priorities?
Indonesia, South Korea Ink $1 Billion Contract for 3 Diesel-Electric Submarines
By Franz-Stefan Gady
The Indonesian Navy is slated to receive three more Nagapasa-class diesel-electric subs by 2026.
Indonesia Launches Third Nagapasa-Class Diesel Electric Attack Submarine
By Franz-Stefan Gady
The first locally assembled Nagapasa-class sub was launched on April 11.
Indonesia, South Korea Close to Signing Attack Submarine Deal
By Franz-Stefan Gady
Indonesian is close to signing a contract for three more Type 209/1400 diesel-electric attack submarines.
Will Indonesia Purchase the Indo-Russian BrahMos Supersonic Cruise Missile?
By Ankit Panda
Jakarta has expressed serious interest in the capable supersonic cruise missile.
Indonesia Commissions First Attack Submarine in 34 Years
By Franz-Stefan Gady
The new submarine will be a major boost to Indonesia’s burgeoning undersea warfare capabilities.
US, Indonesia Conclude Military Exercise
By Prashanth Parameswaran
Washington and Jakarta completed another iteration of a marine tactical warfare simulation.
Will HMS Ocean Find a Buyer in Asia?
By Robert Farley
Could HMS Ocean find its next steward in the Asia-Pacific?
South Korea Launches 2nd Indonesian Attack Submarine
By Franz-Stefan Gady
Indonesia’s undersea warfare capability is slowly expanding.
Indonesia-China Tensions in the Natuna Sea: Evidence of Naval Efficacy Over Coast Guards?
By Lyle Morris
Indonesian authorities have seen the value of using Navies in illegal fishing contingencies. Is that a wise idea?
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