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Its fit just fine for " siswa " infantri to cary it marcing for tangkuban perahu mauntain 😄 those good old days always to be rememberd by them who lost their M1 Grand to their coach 😁

Your lads received that standard "MG carry assignment" punishment as well heh. It seem pretty standard way worldwide.
 

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2RI yes.. but the vanilla 2A4 is still standard hydraulics

From where your source? Me has visited Yonkav satu personally and never found such case, baseline Leopard 2 turret is already has electric Driven turret and APU
 

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From where your source? Me has visited Yonkav satu personally and never found such case, baseline Leopard 2 turret is already has electric Driven turret and APU
discussion with that german tech in indodefence, discussed mods and differences of vanilla 2A4 and Revolution package.. so i thought other 2A4s are like that
 

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discussion with that german tech in indodefence, discussed mods and differences of vanilla 2A4 and Revolution package.. so i thought other 2A4s are like that

No lah, we got Leopard 2 A4 in services already equipped with electric Driven turret and APU
 

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I have some questions about organization for Kodam because I have some confusion about them:

1. From how korem, kodim, koramil structured and name differently (Brigade, Battalion, Company) are they more of a Territorial Force (since it seems they take most of their personnel from local population of each Kodam) or a Regular Force?

2. Are they able to turned into a Regular Force in a hypothetical wartime situation if they are seen as a Territorial Force (example like the British Army for they Yeomanry or Territorial Reserve)?

3. Since Korem, Kodim, Koramil are technically Brigade, Battalion, Company. Why the Army decide to change the name and not being like some countries called the Regjments or Brigades. Does this because the Army wanted to prevent the Territorial units to be so in depth with their local identity that it create a separatism sentiment, because the Army wanted to have an easier way to differentiate between Territorial Units and Regular Units by name them differently in structure, or a bit of a both?

I feel some of these questions has a obvious answers to it. But I just want to make sure as this all part of my genuine curiosity to Kodams organizational structure.
 

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so turet engkol joke no longer applicable?
There is no correlation between hydraulics and manually rotated turret.

Hydraulics uses fluid to move things around while electric drive uses electromagnetic force to generate motion.
 

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I have some questions about organization for Kodam because I have some confusion about them:

1. From how korem, kodim, koramil structured and name differently (Brigade, Battalion, Company) are they more of a Territorial Force (since it seems they take most of their personnel from local population of each Kodam) or a Regular Force?

2. Are they able to turned into a Regular Force in a hypothetical wartime situation if they are seen as a Territorial Force (example like the British Army for they Yeomanry or Territorial Reserve)?

3. Since Korem, Kodim, Koramil are technically Brigade, Battalion, Company. Why the Army decide to change the name and not being like some countries called the Regjments or Brigades. Does this because the Army wanted to prevent the Territorial units to be so in depth with their local identity that it create a separatism sentiment, because the Army wanted to have an easier way to differentiate between Territorial Units and Regular Units by name them differently in structure, or a bit of a both?

I feel some of these questions has a obvious answers to it. But I just want to make sure as this all part of my genuine curiosity to Kodams organizational structure.
They are structured based on size(geographical/area/location) rather than structured based on personnel number hence the (resort, rayon, distrik), well there is still brigade, battalion, company but they are attached/under the command to the "ko-" it self like "kodam" etc.
Well they are territorial unit responsible for defending their respective territory, but they still can be deployed outside of their respective territory.

They are regular force, in terms of capability and professionalism they are bellow kostrad, but they are still regular unit.


Its because the influence of Germany.

Just my opinion.
 
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so turet engkol joke no longer applicable?

What joke? Manual crank is a must in case of hydraulic/electrical failure. AFAIK, all modern tanks have it

3. Since Korem, Kodim, Koramil are technically Brigade, Battalion, Company. Why the Army decide to change the name and not being like some countries called the Regjments or Brigades. Does this because the Army wanted to prevent the Territorial units to be so in depth with their local identity that it create a separatism sentiment, because the Army wanted to have an easier way to differentiate between Territorial Units and Regular Units by name them differently in structure, or a bit of a both?
I am not sure that I understand the question completely, especially as some Kodim also command a regular infantry battalion
 

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Kirain Pemuda Pancasila, eh ternyata Koramil. Sampe pusat beri peringatan gini 🤣

I thought it's Pemuda Pancasila, turned out it was Koramil.


A lot of this happen in most part of our country, I have experienced like this about ten years ago when my company working in one district in East Java, Koramil submit the official letter exactly the same like this, and it's already habit and become cultural in our government apparatus. just like police taking routine bribe on the passing truck in Pantura road.
And this kind of action that made local thug taking illegal fees on truck or company operating in their area, they're copy our government apparatus habit.
Hope today government could get rid of that bad habit, corrupt culture on apparatus.
 

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Can't do. The territorial armies will not be able to sustain themselves.

The defense of Indonesia lies with the air force and navy and it's ability to challenge or outright cancel any invasion attempt on Indonesian islands.
 

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