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Looks like so, that design (90 m) haven't been present on Citra Shipyard website (they only showed the 80 m one). But its appearance on Pinhantanas might meant that it's their own design.

Is there a good reason they have Chinese characters on the lower left? The left-middle is made by PT Citra Shipyard: https://en.pinhantanas.com/category/ships#

What type of pandur 2 is that? Engineering? I hardly see anything related to it

Komodo armament polymer mag (and presumably the ammo are composite - it makes more sense to test them in SS2 since they've tested it on their rifle and composite ammo is their latest product) https://www.instagram.com/p/CTCSXHuBV0A/

From PT PAL IG ptpal_indonesia Dapatkan PMN Rp 1,28 Trilliun, PT PAL Siap Produksi Kapal Selam Secara Whole Local Production .. (Surabaya, 24/08) Sesuai dengan UU No.9 Tahun 2020, PT PAL Indonesia (Persero) mendapatkan Penyertaan Modal Negara (PMN) pada APBN Tahun Anggaran 2021 sebesar...

Well not only Pindad, but other SOE like PT DI and PAL too. I don't see our SOE being profit-driven

Cockerill does not produce HP gun, they produce 90 mm LP and MP

Well if you gonna believe the website... 28 knots

This was the last year competition

Posted this here to compare it with our Harimau prototype (this one is still Kaplan MT, not Harimau. Idk if Pindad has access to this version)

It has DARPA experimental reconfigurable wheel-track https://www.carthrottle.com/post/these-clever-wheels-turn-into-tracks-and-we-cant-stop-watching/

They should name it PC 45 / PC 46

Wah out of topic ini. Yang diomongin apa yang di bahas apa. Kapal besar seperti jung/jong Jawa belum ada temuan peninggalan arkeologisnya. Kalau yang dibahas anda itu kan kapal yang jauh lebih kecil, bahkan setara ukuran kapal Borobudur mungkin lebih kecil lagi (kapal Borobudur di rentang 19-20...

The 120 m class is for private shipyards that usually never produce 100 m+ naval vessels. 200 m+ vessels would be spearheaded by PT PAL first, it would make no sense for private shipyards with no experience to build large ship for making 200 m+ vessels.

As expected. Most of regular people are menengah kebawah. And don't forget that Indonesian are naturally cheapskate.

MV2 Photos by Windu Paramarta https://www.instagram.com/p/CSEiKySBFJu/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link https://www.instagram.com/p/CSGejVqhHWL/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link https://www.instagram.com/p/CSGe9HchO4p/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link...

Ada referensi mengenai "Malay compass" ... Tetapi jika dilacak secara etimologis katanya bukan berasal dari bahasa Melayu, disebut demikian karena orang luar nyebut penduduk Nusantara dengan kata "Malay" (Melayu) hampir pukul rata...

350 m + WOODEN ship before 1800s is INDEED myth, no wood is strong enough to make ship such large. In fact, above certain size (about 300 ft or 91 m) a wooden ship would be considered structurally unsafe. Only after 1800s and iron used for frame and hull, a ship can finally reach more than that...

I have already aware of the launcher used in SBS and NDL, but getting it to naval system is a different matter. Did you expect to reload those barrels manually? RBU series reload the rockets from under the ships hull. Just looking at the number of SBS and NDL produced (using your word...

Well, we did fire Marine's MLRS on LST (or was it an LPD?) a while back Pindad does not produce 122 mm MLR, that's another problem.