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Hmm, looks like FCR Akrep, above the bridge.
12 VLS each for med and long range SAM?So, this is the first time we have confirmation that the Ministry of Defense initially wanted to equip the FMP with MICA and BrahMos missiles.Indonesia proposes to equip ‘Red White' frigates with Turkish missiles
Indonesia's defence ministry has proposed that its two future ‘Red White' frigates be equipped with a selection of combat systems, including missiles, that are sourced...www.janes.com
could 1 module (8cells) be fitted with various type of missiles? if it could you could achieved 12 MR + 12 LRSAM with 3 modules12 VLS each for med and long range SAM?
Midlas bundled 8 vls each, right?
Flat top platform!!??Next program for the next five years
4 Destroyer (number can be changed)
6 Frigate (number can be changed)
Additional OPV 90 (2-4 units)
Naval Helicopters (some would be fitted as ASW helicopters)
Flattop platform
additional medium cargo aircraft
Small ISR Aircraft
Two newly build Submarine
interim Submarine
As a naval architect and partly involved with navy people of my country, this doesn't seem feasible from multiple aspects. I would start with crew.Next program for the next five years
4 Destroyer (number can be changed)
6 Frigate (number can be changed)
Additional OPV 90 (2-4 units)
Naval Helicopters (some would be fitted as ASW helicopters)
Flattop platform
additional medium cargo aircraft
Small ISR Aircraft
Two newly build Submarine
interim Submarine
MICA comes with flexible layout thanks to the individual cell design, however that would be such a waste for this platform to allocate a VLS spot with non-adaptable MICA launchers.12 VLS each for med and long range SAM?
Midlas bundled 8 vls each, right?
When Indonesian are putting their mind into something . Crew availability were never become a problem . It's the quality side of the equation that always come into the question ...As a naval architect and partly involved with navy people of my country, this doesn't seem feasible from multiple aspects. I would start with crew.
typical east Asian countries, china, japan, korea, vietnam, cambodia, indonesia they got similar perspective regarding manpowerWhen Indonesian are putting their mind into something . Crew availability were never become a problem . It's the quality side of the equation that always come into the question ...
Sink or swim mentality were too much hard wired into the psyche of this nation .
Try to look up the " matjan tutul " incident for a references ....
Life is cheap here ....
Not quite different in here, the ship swims nevertheless, as long as the captain knows the pull the maneuvers and port entries&departures, a voyage is not a big issue nowadays as machinery and whatsoever is automated at great extends.When Indonesian are putting their mind into something . Crew availability were never become a problem . It's the quality side of the equation that always come into the question ...
Sink or swim mentality were too much hard wired into the psyche of this nation .
Try to look up the " matjan tutul " incident for a references ....
Life is cheap here ....
you should remember, in indonesia millions of people queue to be enlisted. not soo hard to search potential member of navy even from university with higher portfolio like fluent in english, higher IQ etc, ..becoming part of indonesian armed forces is a previlledge, no need anime or gundam to attrack young peoples with higher standard of education to join armed forcesNot quite different in here, the ship swims nevertheless, as long as the captain knows the pull the maneuvers and port entries&departures, a voyage is not a big issue nowadays as machinery and whatsoever is automated at great extends.
I have spoken even merely from perspective orienteering of base crew to merely operate those ships, the naval academy should have increased the quote and give basic and advanced training to more cadets. Also account for the different platforms thus more crew to be deployed abroad for training (except of the OPVs possibly).
10 major combatants mean at least 200 core specialist personnel that completed advanced training (specialization) and fluent in english to absorb the orienteering. The rest of the crew could be somehow acquired thanks to the human resources factor but these 200 are specialists.
I don't think you can magically train more people by putting more into the classes.you should remember, in indonesia millions of people queue to be enlisted. not soo hard to search potential member of navy even from university with higher portfolio like fluent in english, higher IQ etc, ..becoming part of indonesian armed forces is a previlledge, no need anime or gundam to attrack young peoples with higher standard of education to join armed forces
Quantity wise it's achievable . Quality wise ?? Only real action could show us the result ...I don't think you can magically train more people by putting more into the classes.
As a naval architect and partly involved with navy people of my country, this doesn't seem feasible from multiple aspects. I would start with crew.