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not really a rare case , even a big project like F-35 can't avoid such data breach , i think trishna previously already emphasize a war on cyberspace level .
 

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not really a rare case , even a big project like F-35 can't avoid such data breach , i think trishna previously already emphasize a war on cyberspace level .

F 35 risk actually very big from the beginning as it is involved many sub Contractor from various countries, even big project which only involved US major Contractor is not very secure but the mitigation effort is there and risk always being kept at minimum level.

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This grandpa need to be replaced, Indonesia should be more assertive and doing what Algeria and Myanmar do to circumvent Catsaa restriction and get the already signed contract of BTF 3 and BMP 3F fleets
 

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Shouldn't this be Bakamla job?
ofcourse it is, but it is part of TNI-AL too, infact its KKP, Bea Cukai, KN Dishub and POLAIR's job too, since PC40 class or equal are operating in near shore water, i assume that it is below 200nm, their job over our waters are overlapping each other, that's why when you said it's Bakamla's job, it is mostly other's job too
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question
-if you want to get rid of PC40 class and its equal only to focused to 1000 ton class ship, then what you gonna do abou C class Lanal?

it is PC40 class job to fulfill its task, even the most remote Lanal need to be guarded, this kind of boat can easily manouvering in water between island,
it is cheap to operate and to support from small naval base, or even from small port

PC40 is like H*nda Beat, small but can do much

infact, we dont need to get rid of PC40 class, we just need to get rid the older one, like Berau class, fiberglass boat, and FAC tua yang dari korea itu apa namanya lupa, and we add order it for BAKAMLA.

same class ship
same spending costs
same maintainance
 

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ofcourse it is, but it is part of TNI-AL too, infact its KKP, Bea Cukai, KN Dishub and POLAIR's job too, since PC40 class or equal are operating in near shore water, i assume that it is below 200nm, their job over our waters are overlapping each other, that's why when you said it's Bakamla's job, it is mostly other's job too
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question
-if you want to get rid of PC40 class and its equal only to focused to 1000 ton class ship, then what you gonna do abou C class Lanal?

it is PC40 class job to fulfill its task, even the most remote Lanal need to be guarded, this kind of boat can easily manouvering in water between island,
it is cheap to operate and to support from small naval base, or even from small port

PC40 is like H*nda Beat, small but can do much

infact, we dont need to get rid of PC40 class, we just need to get rid the older one, like Berau class, fiberglass boat, and FAC tua yang dari korea itu apa namanya lupa, and we add order it for BAKAMLA.

same class ship
same spending costs
same maintainance
Why they called their monitoring system with Monalisa? Sound foreign to me
 

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Indonesian Navy begins receiving ScanEagle UAVs from US​

by Gabriel Dominguez & Alessandra Giovanzanti



Video footage released on 21 June indicates that the Indonesian Navy (Tentara Nasional Indonesia Angkatan Laut: TNI–AL) has begun receiving Boeing Insitu ScanEagle unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) donated by the US government.

Released by TNI–AL-affiliated Jalesveva Jayamahe TV, the footage shows one ScanEagle 2 UAV during the inauguration ceremony of Skuadron Udara 100 (Aviation Squadron 100) and Skuadron Udara 700 (Aviation Squadron 700) at Juanda Surabaya.

Video footage released on 21 June indicates that the Indonesian Navy has received at least one Boeing Insitu ScanEagle 2 UAV (similar to this one) from the United States as part of a grant under the MSI programme. (Insitu)

Video footage released on 21 June indicates that the Indonesian Navy has received at least one Boeing Insitu ScanEagle 2 UAV (similar to this one) from the United States as part of a grant under the MSI programme. (Insitu)
As Janes has reported, the former is a dedicated squadron for anti-submarine helicopters, while the latter will specialise in the maintenance and operation of the TNI–AL's fleet of land-based and shipborne UAVs, including the ScanEagles.

It is unclear how many of these UAVs have already been delivered but Janes understands that the US is donating at least eight ScanEagles to the service, with more platforms believed to have been requested by Indonesia. The UAVs are being provided as part of grant by the US government under the Maritime Security Initiative (MSI): a US capacity-building programme for Southeast Asian navies.

In April 2019, Boeing subsidiary Insitu was awarded a USD9.9 million Foreign Military Sales (FMS) contract to supply an initial six ScanEagles and related equipment to Indonesia under the MSI programme. The total was then revised to eight in June 2019 when the company was awarded a USD47.9 million FMS contract for 34 ScanEagle UAVs, along with associated accessories and technical support services. This contract under the MSI includes 12 UAVs for Malaysia, eight each for the Philippines and Indonesia, and six for Vietnam.
 

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China also got the technical details of F-35 Lightning II, F-22 Raptor, B-1 Bomber, Abrams tanks, Tomahawk missile, etc.

NATO countries should be really scared now ;)


 

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