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End-to-end protection Leonardo (Hall D, Stand D208) is pitching its BriteEye electronic warfare suite to meet an Indonesian air force requirement for a selfprotection capability for its BAE Systems Hawk light attack/trainer fleet, building on the SEER capability already installed on board the aircraft.

The system is a low-cost aircraft protection system that defends platforms from radar-guided

threats in a single system, cueing the launch of appropriate effects from a countermeasure dispensing system.

It incorporates the company’s SEER radar warning receiver (RWR) capability to detect the threats – a system that is already integrated onto Indonesia’s Hawks – before cueing countermeasures including flare or Leonardo’s

Anka for Indonesia?

In an obvious push to further promote its flagship medium-altitude, long-endurance unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) to Indonesia,

Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI, Stand A050M, Turkey pavilion) has a full-sized model of its Anka on display here at the show.

BriteCloud expendable radar-jamming decoy.

As Leonardo provides the whole suite, it can offer an end-to-end radio-frequency protection capability, offering more interoperability between the different elements, it says. “Our SEER radar warning receiver, which detects and identifies potential radar threats and alerts the pilot, is already installed on board Indonesian air force Hawks,” Alberto Pietra, director of marketing and sales for Leonardo’s Airborne and Space Systems division, told the Show Daily.

“We’re now looking to go a step further and are offering complete end-to-end protection from radar-guided threats, including our world-leading BriteCloud expendable radar-jamming decoy, which is now in service with the UK’s Royal Air Force.”

Indonesia has been actively seeking a RWR capability for its Hawk fleet, in order to effectively protect it during light attack missions.

“With BriteEye on board, the Indonesian air force would have the freedom to operate in areas that would otherwise be off-limits due to modern ground radar emplacements,” Pietra noted.

“Any incoming radar-guided threats would be picked up by SEER and could then be automatically directed away from the aircraft by our BriteCloud decoy, without adding any additional workload for the pilot.”

Leonardo added that it is already working with Indonesian pilots and technicians to ensure the air force is getting the most out of its SEER systems; updating them so they can effectively react to new threats as they emerge.

Proudly sitting in the corner of Hall B1, the aircraft is here just three months after TAI announced it is seeking opportunities to collaborate with Indonesian industry in order to pitch Anka for a local tender.

TAI has said it will modify the system as needed to meet any specific requirements Indonesia may have, and will do so by incorporating local suppliers into the supply chain. This co-operation will not be limited to UAVs, but will also be open to other potential markets and requirements.

Anka is being displayed with its satellite communications capability, as well as a weapons fit including Roketsan’s 22kg MAM-L Smart Micro Munition. The UAV has a 17.3m wingspan, a 200kg payload capacity, and an endurance of some 24 hours.

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More effective firepower

BY CHRISTOPHER F FOSS Many countries in the region are now boosting their firepower with the introduction of new towed and self-propelled (SP) artillery systems, tracked and wheeled, and artillery rocket systems (ARSs), which not only have longer ranges but also carry more effective ammunition.

While the SP systems are more expensive to procure and operate than conventional towed artillery systems, their advantage is that they can come into action much more quickly, carry out a fire mission and then redeploy before any counter-battery fire, making them more survivable.

The latest artillery system to enter service with Indonesia is the French Nexter Systems CAESAR 155mm/52 calibre based on a 6x6 chassis, which can be rapidly deployed over long distances without requiring heavy equipment transporters. An initial batch of 37 has been delivered; an order for an additional 18 was placed in early 2017.

Indonesia’s armed forces have taken delivery of 155mm/39 calibre M109A4 SPs from Belgium, and also deploy 105mm towed artillery Singapore has now standardised on 155mm towed and SP artillery systems, including this 155mm/ 39 calibre Pegasus LWH

systems, which can more easily be transported by helicopter. The more recent acquisition is the Nexter Systems 105mm LG1 Mk II for the marines.

Following the acquisition of surplus 155mm/39 calibre FH-70 towed howitzers fitted with an auxiliary power unit (APU), Malaysia procured some 28 South African Denel Land Systems G5 155mm/52 calibre artillery systems.

Singapore has now replaced all its 105mm towed systems with a mixture of 155mm towed and SP artillery systems developed by ST Engineering Land Systems, including the 155mm/39 calibre Primus tracked SP, the 155mm/52 calibre FH2000 fitted with an APU, and the more recent Pegasus 155mm/ 39 calibre Light Weight Howitzer (LWH), which is also fitted with an APU to assist its deployment in marginal terrain.

Singapore has additionally developed and fielded the locally developed 120mm Super Rapid Advanced Mortar System (SRAMS) integrated onto the rear of its Bronco tracked all-terrain vehicle.

Both Indonesia and Malaysia have now deployed the Brazilian AVIBRAS ASTROS ARS, which fires a complete family of unguided rockets, while Singapore has now taken delivery of the Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control M142 227mm (six-round) High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS), which fires guided rockets fitted with a unitary warhead.

Field artillery traditionally fires high-explosive (HE) smoke and illuminating rounds and, to enable targets to be engaged at longer ranges, rocket-assisted projectiles (RAPs) and base bleed (BB) 155mm artillery projectiles are being deployed in increasing numbers. Some countries are now insisting that all new artillery munitions are of the insensitive munition (IM) type, which will not explode when subjected to fire.

For greater accuracy, 155mm artillery projectiles can be fitted with a kit such as the Northrop Grumman Armament Systems (previously ATK Armament Systems) M1156 Precision Guidance Kit (PGK). Fitted with a deep well fuze, this gives a circular error of probability (CEP) of 10m or less, enabling targets to be engaged with precision effect and less collateral damage. The use of a PGK means fewer artillery projectiles are required to neutralise the target – in turn reducing the logistic burden.

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Older bag-type propellant charges have now given way in many countries to a modular charge system (MCS) or bi-MCS, which are especially useful when being used with an automatic ammunition handling system.

French Nexter Systems 105mm LG1 Mk II in the firing position

5 When used with a 155mm/52 calibre artillery system, a maximum of six MCSs would be employed to achieve maximum range, while a 155mm/39 calibre artillery system would require only five.

The deployment of new artillery systems with larger calibres, having longer ranges and firing more effective ammunition, is only one part of a complete artillery system. Target acquisition is still key and the rapid detection of targets at longer ranges can be very difficult, especially in some of the terrain conditions encountered in the region.

While forward observation officers provided with portable target acquisition systems – consisting of day/night observation devices, laser rangefinders and navigation systems – are still used, targets at longer ranges have to be detected by other means such as artillery location radars and unmanned aerial vehicles, which can relay target information in real time.

Increased emphasis is on joint fires, which not only includes artillery and mortar assets but also fast jets, attack helicopters, unmanned aerial vehicles and in some cases naval gunfire support. While close-air support is very valuable, it is only the field artillery that can rapidly provide indirect fire support on a 24/7 basis in all weathers.

More missiles for Thailand Diehl Defence (Hall A, Stand A386) has consolidated its successful co-operation with the Royal Thai Air Force with another contract for the supply of IRIS-T (InfraRed Imaging System – Tail/Thrust Vector Controlled) short-range air-to-air missiles.

The European missile was selected by Thailand as early as 2011 for arming first its Gripen and later also the F-16 fighter aircraft.

The new procurement plans to integrate the missile additionally into the F-5 fleet, making IRIS-T the standard armament of the Royal Thai Air Force.

IRIS-T is one of the world’s most advanced short-range air-to-air missiles. The combination of thrust vector and aerodynamic control provides the missile with extremely high agility.

An additional technological leap was achieved with the imaging IR seeker head in conjunction with intelligent image processing. Target designation is accomplished by airborne radar or via the pilot’s helmet sight.

In addition to defeating enemy fighter aircraft, a self-defence capability against attacking air-toair or ground-to-air missiles is provided by IRIS-T. Even attacks from the rear can successfully be defeated without having to change the course of the aircraft. As a multi-purpose weapon, IRIS-T is also used as a surface-to-air missile in a groundbased air defence role.

The missile was developed within a European co-operation programme and was procured

by Germany, Greece, Italy, Norway, Spain and Sweden as the successor to the ageing Sidewinder missiles. Series production started in 2005. Other user states today include Austria, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and Thailand.

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MMP yang sedang naik daun

BY CHRISTOPHER F FOSS MBDA (Hall D, Stand D210) mengonfirmasikan bahwa tentara Perancis telah sukses dalam peluncuran Missile Moyenne Portée (MMP) anti-tank guided missile (ATGM) di Djibouti pada bulan Agustus dan September 2018, dan sudah membuktikan kesuksesan pengoperasiannya di medan perang.

MMP merupakan pengganti MILAN dan US Raytheon/Lockheed Martin Javelin ATGM yang digunakan tentara infanteri Perancis saat ini. Kontrak pertama MMP tentara Perancis mencakup suplai 400 unit pos tembak dan 2.850 misil.

ATGM MMP merangkap misil dalam tube untuk sekali tembak dan pos tembak yang berisi paket Safran electro-optical, termasuk dipasangnya TV/sensor infra-red untuk tiga sudut pandang yang berbeda; besar (x4), sedang (x12) dan kecil (18x). Pos tembak juga termasuk sistem penentu target, kompas magnet digital dan laser pengintai.

MMP dilengkapi dengan anti-tank berdaya ledak tinggi untuk menjatuhkan musuh yang dilengkapi dengan pelindung anti ledak. Selain itu, operator juga bisa memilih anti-infanteri mode untuk memaksimalkan ledakan dan juga efek anti-personil.

Jarak maksimal MMP mencakup 4,000m, hingga 5,000m pada waktu test uji coba. MBDA

juga telah mempelajari MLP yang merupakan versi jarak jauhnya, dan juga berpotensi untuk dipakai oleh helikopter-helikopter militer jenis Tiger Mk 3.

Operator dapat memilih salah satu dari dua mode operasional; lock-on sebelum tembak yang diberi nama ‘fire and forget’ mode; dan lock-on sesudah tembak yang diberi nama ‘human-in-the-loop’ untuk target bergerak.

Kedua MMP dipasangkan di sebelah kanan turet pengintai Jaguar (6x6) dengan tambahan dua

MMP untuk pemakaian manual. Menurut MBDA, tembakan pertama Jaguar akan dilaksanakan di tahun 2019. Jaguar tersebut juga dipersenjatakan lengkap dengan 40mm Case Telescoped Armament System dan senapan 7.62mm di atas atapnya.

Walaupun pada awalnya digunakan untuk operasi militer di daratan, pada pameran Euronaval di Le Bourget diungkapkan bahwa MMP juga dapat digunakan di kapal berkecepatan tinggi yang dipasangkan turet berisi empat MMP.

Saat ini MMP MBDA diproduksi dan diperuntukkan untuk tentara Perancis

Kesuksesan uji coba penembakan misil Uji coba penembakan misil kapal supersonik milik BrahMos telah dilaksanakan pada bulan Juli di Integrated Test Range (ITR) yang terletak di Chandipur, India. Dikutip dari Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) India, misil tersebut meluncur di lintasan yang sudah diatur sebelumnya dan tercapai sesuai tujuan yang diinginkan.

Uji coba ini merupakan kelanjutan dari dua uji coba lain yang dilaksanakan pada bulan Mei sebelumnya, yang bertepatan dengan hari kampanye ‘Make in India’. Hasilnya, komponenkomponen asli; termasuk sistem manajemen

bahan bakar dan komponen-komponen badan pesawat non-metalik dianggap sesuai untuk menjadi bagian dari pembuatan misil. Senjatasenjata ini digunakan oleh tentara, angkatan laut dan angkatan udara India.

BrahMos adalah misil yang memiliki dua lapis bagian, dengan propelan di lapisan pertama yang meluncur dengan kecepatan supersonik sebelum membelah diri. Kemudian mesin jet meluncurkan misilnya berdekatan dengan Mach 3. Kapabilitasnya pun lebih baik dengan dipasangkannya software yang memiliki teknologi siluman dan penunjuk arah modern.

Operasional ‘fire and forget’ dapat menembakan misil dengan kecepatan supersonik sampai sejauh 290km di waktu yang lebih singkat untuk meminimalisir gangguan.

Ketinggian maksimal di 15km , tetapi uji coba di bulan Maret justru mecakup jarak yang lebih jauh hingga mencapai kurang lebih 450km.

Saat ini versi hypersonic sedang dalam tahap pengembangan.

Perusahaan BrahMos Aerospace (Hall D, Stand D324) merupakan bentuk kerjasama antara DRDO dan NPO Mashinostroyenia yang berasal dari Rusia.

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Radar for small warships, support vessels

BY RICHARD SCOTT Thales has unveiled a new dual-axis multibeam active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar designed to provide surveillance and target indication for small warships, offshore patrol vessels and amphibious/afloat support shipping.

Designated NS50, the rotating, single-face X-band system is the latest addition to Thales’s family of 4D AESA radars (the company uses the term ‘4D’ to characterise radars able to provide Doppler measurement as well as bearing, range and elevation information). Sharing significant commonality with the company’s NS100 and NS200 S-band air surveillance radars in terms of software and architecture, NS50 is being positioned to replace the Variant radar in the Thales radar portfolio.

Smaller warships and amphibious/auxiliary vessels have typically been fitted with 2D radars limited to providing range and bearing information only. This necessarily limits the quality of air/ surface detection, tracking and classification performance provided to the host ship.

“We are launching NS50 to address this market, and provide small ships and support vessels with the benefits of a true 4D AESA multifunction radar,” said Serge Adrian, Thales’s senior vice president for surface radar. “So NS50 will bring similar performance benefits as our other 4D AESA radars, albeit with a lower range.”

He continued: “The new 4D technology we provide increases dwell time on target and gives our users the access to a level of information that wasn’t accessible before.

Furthermore, our 4D technology provides a combination of surveillance and weapon support functionality.”

The principal innovation being introduced with NS50 is an ‘ultra-thin’ AESA antenna made up of a number of XARA (X-band active radar array) tiles, Each XARA tile comprises 16x16 transmit/ receive elements.

Two NS50 variants are being offered to market. The NS54, which uses eight XARA tiles,

Reliability, strength and endurance

BY GÜNTER ENDRES CIMCO Marine’s OXE Diesel high-performance outboard engine is now available in Asia and

is being presented here by Tractors Singapore (Hall B, Stand B243), which has been appointed the official distributor for south-east Asia and the Maldives. The China Engineers company is

The NS58 variant of NS50 features 16 XARA tiles is seen as a direct replacement for Variant, while the NS58 (featuring 16 XARA tiles) is a more powerful radar that would provide corvettes with a range capability similar to the previous MW08 C-band radar.

NS50 features two operational modes. In standard air/surface surveillance mode, the antenna rotates at 15rpm. In defence mode, the rotation rate is 60rpm to increase the update rate and provide track quality sufficient for fire control against surface targets.

Another advantage touted by Thales (Hall B, Stand B56) is the software-defined functionality of NS50. According to the company, its radar product ‘road map’ will enable the introduction of new techniques and waveforms through life, and allow NS50 to leverage new software-based modes transposed from the larger NS100 and NS200 systems.

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A marinised modern GM automotive engine, OXE Diesel is setting new standards for safety, durability, fuel efficiency and low emissions.

It fulfils the NATO ‘single-fuel’ directive and is optimised to reduce total life-cycle costs. It is also the only outboard diesel engine approved by the EU Recreational Craft Directive, which sets technical, safety and environmental standards for the trade of boats, personal watercraft, marine engines and components in Europe.

The engine has been converted for marine use by employing separate systems for seawater, heat exchangers, intercooler and oil cooler, and functionality that ensures the electrical system, fuel system and air intake withstand marine conditions. The reduction in fuel consumption and the hydro-dynamically optimised lower housing increase range and allow for extended operational time between refuelling. OXE Diesel is aimed at military, rescue and commercial applications.

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Menghalau untuk melindungi

BY SAM J BASCH Untuk menghalau ancaman bagi konvoi-konvoi dan personil remote-controlled improvised explosive devices (RCIED) merupakan suatu tantangan, dimana perusahaan Afrika Selatan GEW Technonologies (Hall B, Stand B83) memberikan solusi dengan memproduksi GMJ9 multirole jammer untuk melindungi konvoikonvoi dan GMJ9000 untuk perlindungan personil.

Pada saat uji coba di Afrika Selatan, perusahaan ini memasangkan kedua alat tersebut di tengah perjalanan simulasi perang para militer mereka. GMJ9 menggunakan

Menjaga Samudra Terma (Hall D, Stand D185), Perusahaan asal Denmark merupakan salah satu perusahaan yang membuat sistem perang untuk kapal angkatan laut yang merangkap mesin tempur, pengintai, penghadang, kontraterrorisme,

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pengambilan gambar kondisi laut dan operasi pencaharian dan penyelamatan, mempersembahkan radar C-Flex Command & Control, C-Guard Naval Decoy dan Scanter X-band miliknya di pameran tahun ini. Tim yang dikepalai oleh Presiden/CEO Jens Maaløe dan Vice President/GM Terma Asia Pacific Anupam Narain telah tiba disini.

Radar navigasi pelacak dan pengintai jarak dekat Scanter X-band milik Terma telah terbukti dapat mendeteksi target yang kecil sekalipun untuk membantu pihak otoritas dalam pendeteksian aktivitas ilegal yang terjadi di kapal-kapal yang melintas di laut, seperti pengedaran narkoba, perdagangan manusia/ imigran illegal, bajak laut, pemancingan illegal dan teroris. Radar ini sangat cocok untuk pengintaian di lautan terbuka dan

teknologi radio jamming untuk meredupkan sinyal-sinyal di sekitar spektrum RF. Menurut GEW, GMJ9 memberikan beberapa keuntungan dalam melindungi konvoikonvoi karena platform yang serupa dapat digunakan untuk berbagai misi operasional dalam memberikan dan menghalau gangguan komunikasi.

GEW yakin bahwa armoured personnel carrier (APC) yang terintegrasi dengan GMJ9 akan menjadi solusi yang lebih baik. GMJ9000 portable jammer di desain untuk melindungi personil yang bertugas dari ancaman-ancaman RCIED. RCIED dipicu oleh sinyal radio dari perangkat-perangkat seperti handphone, radio dan telepon satelit. GEW Technologies telah mengaplikasikan teknologi sinyal digital dan RF terbaru untuk meredupkan sinyal-sinyal aktif dan menghalau sinyal ancaman secara bersamaan. Jarak halauan yang cukup jauh dan mudah dipakai menjadi solusi perlindungan individual personil yang diminati untuk misi pengintaian.

Setelah 50 tahun memberikan perlindungan dan solusi ke militer dan sektor sipil, GEW Technologies telah menjalin konsolidasi dengan anak perusahaan subsidi optronic, Hensoldt di Afrika Selatan.

pelacakan di udara dengan jarak tertentu.

Scanter memberikan pelacakan tambahan bagi pengintai utama dan dapat digunakan bersamaan dengan C-Flex dan radar lainnya.

Saat ini BAKAMLA, KPLP, IALA, Angkasa Pura mengoperasikan rada Scanter di darat dan di laut. Sedangkan TNI AD memilih radar Terma C-Guard untuk melindungi aset-aset negara dari misil-misil musuh. C-Guard dapat memiliki cakupan 360° dan dapat mendeteksi serangan-serangan seperti misil jarak dekat, misil infrared, dan torpedo. C-Guards dilengkapi dengan desain launcher 130mm NATO tanpa roda penggerak.

“Terma dengan bangga telah menjadi bagian dari supplier untuk Indonesia dan menanti kelanjutan kerjasama lebih jauh dengan militer Indonesia,” kata Maaløe.

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Radar untuk mendukung kapal perang kecil

BY RICHARD SCOTT Thales mempersembahkan radar dual-axis multibeam active electronically scanned array (AESA) baru yang di desain untuk mengintai dan mengindikasi kapal perang kecil, kapal patrol pantai dan kapal amfibi.

Desain NS50, sistem berputar single-face X-band merupakan radar tambahan terbaru di Thales 4D AESA (perusahaan ini menggunakan ‘4D’ untuk menggolongkan radar yang dapat mengukur Doppler beserta peluru, jarak dan informasi). Software dan desain sangat mirip dengan NS100 dan NS200-S band, NS50 digunakan untuk menggantikan radar Variant di portfolio Thales.

Kapal kecil dan amfibi biasanya dipasangi radar 2D dengan cakupan jarak dan informasi yang terbatas. Biasanya membatasi kualitas pendekteksian permukaan laut, pelacakan dan performa pembagian informasi-informasi

BY GÜNTER ENDRES Mesin luar CIMCO Marine OXE Diesel high-performance telah tersedia di Asia, dipersembahkan oleh Tractors Singapore (Hall B, Stand B243), dan juga merupakan distributor resmi untuk Asia Tenggara dan Maldives.

Perusahaan China Engineers merupakan distributor resmi di Cina, Hong Kong, Makau dan Taiwan.

Sebagai mesin GM marinir yang modern, OXE Diesel menetapkan standar baru dalam pengamanan, daya tahan, efisiensi bensin dan rendah emisi , sesuai instruksi NATO yang menginginkan ‘single-fuel’ dan biaya yang lebih rendah. OXE Diesel merupakan mesin satusatunya yang disetujui oleh EU Recretional Craft Directive, untuk standar keamanan dalam bisnis kapal, mesin komponen kapal di Eropa.

Mesin tersebut telah dirubah untuk pemakaian di laut dengan menggunakan sistem terpisah, untuk pemisah air laut, pemanas, pendingin dan berbagai fungsi yang mengijinkan listrik dan bahan bakar di laut.

NS50 merupakan variasi dari NS58 yang menonjolkan layar 16 XARA rahasia ke kapal induk.

“Kami meluncurkan NS50 untuk support kapal kecil dengan keuntungan pemakain radar multifungsi 4D AESA,” kata Serge Adrian, Senior Vice Presiden Thales. “Jadi NS50 memberikan performa yang sama dengan radar 4D AESA yang lain, walaupun jaraknya lebih pendek.”

Dia melanjutkan, “Teknologi 4D terbaru menambah waktu penetapan target dan memu-

dahkan users untuk mengakses informasi yang sebelumnya tidak dapat terakses. Ditambah lagi ada senjata pendukung dan pengintai.”

Inovasi utama dari antenna AESA NS50 yang ‘ultra-thin’ yang terbuat dari beberapa layar XARA (X-band active radar array). Setiap 16x16 layar dapat mentransmit data.

Dua variasi NS50 sudah diluncurkan. NS54 yang memakai 8 layar XARA, dianggap sebagai pengganti Variant, sedangkan NS58 (dengan fitur 16 layar XARA) merupakan radar yang dapat memberikan korvet dengan kapabilitas yang sama seperti radar C-band MW08.

NS50 ada 2 mode operasional. Di mode operasi pengintaian standar, antenannya berputar di 15rpm. Di mode operasi pertahanan, putarannya di 60rpm untuk memberikan kualitas bagus dalam penanganan kebakaran dari target yang diatas.

Keuntungan lain yang dikeluarkan oleh Thales (Hall B, Stand B56) adalah fungsi software-defined NS50. Menurut perusahaan, produk radar NS50 ‘peta jalan/road map’ akan memberikan teknik-teknik baru dan meminimalisir pemakaian software dibanding NS100 dan NS200.

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Regional revival on upward t

BY GÜNTER ENDRES After many years of delays and setbacks, interest in Indonesia’s indigenous N219 Nurtanio regional turboprop aircraft, named

by President Joko Widodo after Nurtanio Pringgoadisuryo, one of the country’s foremost aviation pioneers, is accelerating, now that expected certification is only a few months away, tentatively set for April or May next year.

State-owned enterprise PT Dirgantara Indonesia (PT DI) (BUMNIP Pavilion) plans to deliver the first two aircraft to Thailand in 2019 and last month also signed a memorandum of understanding with Jakartabased PT Aviastar Mandiri for 20 aircraft, which

would be used to serve isolated locations in Sumatra, Kalimantan, Sulawesi, Nusa Tenggara and Papua.

According to PT DI president director Elfien Goentoro, interest has also been expressed by operators from Madagascar, Congo and Senegal,

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trajectory as well as from Norway, where the N219’s short take-off and landing (STOL) performance from short, rugged airstrips is particularly valued.

Other customers are said to include Lion Air, Pelita Air, Trigana Air Service, Nusantara Buana Air and Air Born, adding up to a total of 120 aircraft.

The company projects a requirement for 276 units over the next 10 years, of which 96 will serve the local market. Production could start early in 2019, ramping up from a modest six units in the first year, to 16 in 2020 and 36 every year thereafter.

The N219, a joint venture between PTDI and the Indonesia National Aeronautics and Space Agency (LAPAN), is a 19-seat aircraft powered

15 by two 850hp Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-42 turboprop engines driving four-bladed Hartzell propellers, designed for multipurpose missions from semi-prepared airstrips in remote areas.

It boasts what is claimed the largest cabin volume in its class, which, together with a wide cargo door, offers a multirole and quick-change capability to fulfil various requirements such as troop transport, medical evacuation, cargo transport, surveillance and search and rescue.

Under consideration is a float-equipped version that would be capable of linking major hubs with small communities on the more than 2,000 inhabited islands on the Indonesian archipelago.

The prototype, PK-XDT, made its maiden flight on 16 August 2017 at Bandung’s Husein Sastranegara International Airport in West Java and will be certificated by the Directorate of Civil Aviation of Indonesia’s Transport Ministry

and the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) after completion of the required 2,000 flight test hours. The purchase price has been stated at $5.8-6 million.

Earlier this year, PT DI signed purchasing agreements for other aircraft on its production line. These included two NC-212 Series 200 and one CN-235 Series 220 twin-turboprops for maritime patrol and surveillance for the Senegalese Air Force, and one CN-235 Series 220 military transport for the Ivory Coast Air Force, at a total value of $75 million. The Senegalese CN-235 will be delivered next year, as will a similar aircraft ordered previously

by Nepal.

The company manufactures 10 aircraft a year from its portfolio, which also includes the NC212i, NC212i MSA (maritime surveillance aircraft) and CN295 tactical military transport.

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Persenjataan yang lebih efektif

BY CHRISTOPHER F FOSS Saat ini banyak negara-negara yang memperkuat persenjataan mereka dengan meluncurkan artileri otomatis (self-propelled/ SP), ditambah alat pelacak dan roda pendorong, beserta artileri roket, yang dapat menempuh jarak lebih jauh dan menyimpan lebih banyak peluru.

Walaupun sistem arteliri otomatis dianggap lebih mahal dalam pembelian dan pengoperasiannya dibandingkan dengan sistem derek/dorong konvensional, tetapi pengoperasiannya untuk menembak lebih mudah dan cepat. Setelah sekali penembakan, untuk dapat menembak kembali memakan waktu yang lebih singkat sehingga lebih besar kemungkinannya untuk selamat ketika dalam situasi perang.

Casis berukuran 6x6 CAESAR 155MM/52 kaliber dari Nexter Perancis merupakan artileri terbaru yang masuk ke pasar Indonesia, yang dikerahkan untuk misi jarak jauh dengan mobilitas sendiri. Bets pertama sudah dikirim 37 unit dan sebanyak 18 unit tambahan telah dipesan di awal bulan 2017.

Belgia telah mengirim artileri otomatis 155mm/39 kaliber M109A4 ke pasukan Indonesia dan telah mengerahkan artileri derek 105mm yang dikirim lewat helikopter. Sistem Nexter 105mm LG1 Mk II menjadi akuisisi terbaru yang dilakukan oleh pasukan Angkatan Laut.

Surplus 155mm/39 kaliber FH-70 howitzer yang dilengkapi dengan mesin pembantu, ditambah beberapa artileri 28 G5 155mm/52 kaliber sistem Denel Land dari Afrika Selatan telah dibeli oleh pihak Malaysia.

Saat ini Singapura telah mengganti seluruh 105mm dereknya dengan kombinasi gabungan 155mm dan artileri otomatis buatan ST Engineering Land System, termasuk pelacak otomatis 155mm/39 kaliber Primus, 155mm/52 kaliber FH2000 yang dilengkapi dengan mesin pembantu, dan yang terbaru adalah Pegasus

Artileri otomatis Nexter 155mm/55 CAESAR milik Indonesia yang sedang melakukan penembakan 155mm/39 kaliber Light Weight Howitzer (LWH) yang juga telah dilengkapi dengan mesin pembantu untuk digunakan di medan kecil.

Singapura juga telah mengembangkan 120mm Super Rapid Advanced Mortar System (SRAMS) yang terintegrasi dengan belakang kendaraan Bronco.

Saat ini Indonesia dan Malaysia telah mengerahkan AVIBRAS ASTROS ARS dari Brasil yang dapat menembakkan berbagai macam roket, sedangkan Singapura telah dapat pengiriman Lockheed Martin Missiles dan senjata M142 227mm (dengan 6 rentetan) High Mobility Artillery Rockets Systems (HIMARS) yang dapat menembak roket yang dilengkapi hulu ledak.

Artillery yang di lapangan biasanya dapat menembak asap dengan daya ledak tinggi (High Explosive Smoke) dan memperjelas gambar medan agar dapat membidik target yang jauh, peluru roket (rocket-assisted projectiles) dan peluru artileri 155mm Base Bleed (BB)

dalam jumlah besar. Beberapa negara juga menyarankan agar peluru artileri yang baru menggunakan peluru tipe insensitive munition (IM) yang tidak akan meledak ketika terkena api.

Untuk hasil yang lebih akurat, peluru artileri 155mm dapat dipasangkan dengan Northrop Grumman Armament Systems (sebelumnya ATK Armament Systems) M1156 Precision Guidance Kit (PGK) yang dipasang di dalam selongsong dalam agar dapat membidik dengan tepat dan mengurangi kerusakan lainnya. Penggunaan PGK dapat dengan akurat mengenai target sehingga mengurangi logistik peluru yang harus dibawa.

Pengerahan artileri baru yang berkaliber tinggi untuk pemakainan jarak jauh dan peluru yang lebih efektif hanya merupakan sebagian dari kelengkapan artileri. Akuisisi target adalah kunci utama karena pendeteksian target jarak jauh masih dianggap sulit terutama di medan yang kondisinya sulit dilalui.

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BY GÜNTER ENDRES Danish company Terma (Hall D, Stand D185), a provider of naval command and control systems, including combat management, surveillance, counterterrorism, interdiction, maritime picture compilation, and search and rescue operations, is displaying its C-Flex Command & Control, C-Guard Naval Decoy and Scanter X-band radar systems. Its team here is headed by president and CEO Jens Maaløe and Anupam Narain Mathur, vice president and general manager, Terma Asia Pacific.

Terma’s Scanter X-band navigation, surface search and short-range air surveillance radar systems have proven small target detection capability to assist authorities in efficiently monitoring illegal activities such as drug trafficking, smuggling, illegal immigrants, piracy, illicit fishing and terrorism. It is suited for high-

Guarding the seas definition sea surface surveillance and shortrange air surveillance for helicopter control and ship navigation. Scanter provides back-up to primary surveillance radars and has a versatile interface capability for C-Flex and other onboard systems.

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Scanter radars are operated on land and at sea by the Indonesian Maritime Security Agency, the Indonesian Sea and Coast Guard, the Directorate General of Sea Transportation, and Jakarta Soekarno-Hatta International Airport.

The Indonesian Navy has chosen the Terma C-Guard decoy launching system to protect its strategic assets against missile attacks. C-Guard ensures 360° coverage and will effectively counter advanced threats such as small-range gate radio frequency missiles, imaging infrared missiles and next-generation torpedoes. C-Guard relies on combat-proven 130mm NATO decoys and a proven mechanical launcher design without moving parts.

“Terma has a proud history as supplier to Indonesia’s defence, and we are looking forward to further developing relations with the defence establishment and the Indonesian industry,“ said Maaløe.

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MMP evaluated in high temperatures

BY CHRISTOPHER F FOSS MBDA (Hall D, Stand D210) has confirmed that the French Army carried out a successful evaluation of its Missile Moyenne Portée (MMP) anti-tank guided missile (ATGM) in Djibouti between August and September 2018, which proved its ability to operate in a desert environment.

MMP is the replacement for the MILAN and the US Raytheon/Lockheed Martin Javelin ATGM currently deployed by French infantry units.

The first French Army MMP contract covers the supply of 400 firing posts and 2,850 missiles.

MMP ATGM consists of the missile in its disposable launch tube and the firing post, which contains the Safran electro-optical package that includes a TV/cooled infrared sensor with three selectable fields of view: large (x4 magnification), intermediate (x12 magnification) and narrow (x18 magnification). The firing post also includes an embedded global positioning system, digital magnetic compass and a laser rangefinder sensor assembly.

The MMP is fitted with a tandem multipurpose high-explosive anti-tank to defeat targets fitted with explosive reactive armour, but the operator can also select an anti-infantry mode for maximum blast and anti-personnel effect.

MMP has a maximum range of more than 4,000m, but reached 5,000m during recent demonstrations. MBDA is also studying a longer range version called the MLP, which is one of the

MBDA MMP is now in production and service with the French Army potential contenders for the Tiger Mk 3 attack helicopter.

The operator can select one of two modes of operation: lock-on-before-launch, which is the fire and forget mode; and lock-on-after-launch, which is with the human-in-the-loop for non-line of-sight target engagement.

Two MMPs are integrated into the right side of the turret of the Jaguar (6x6) reconnaissance vehicle, with an additional two MMPs in reserve for manual loading. The first firings from the Jaguar are due early in 2019, according to

Successful test firing for missile The BrahMos supersonic cruise missile was successfully test fired from the Integrated Test Range at Chandipur, India, in July to validate its service life extension. Sources at India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) stated that the missile flew in its pre-set trajectory and met its mission objectives.

The test followed two trials conducted on successive days in May, in which the major subsystems manufactured under the ‘Make in India’ campaign were evaluated. As a result,

critical indigenous components, including the fuel management system and other non-metallic airframe components, have been qualified to form part of the missile. The precision strike weapon is in operational use with the Indian Army, Navy and Air Force.

BrahMos is a two-stage missile with a solid propellant booster engine as the first stage, which brings it to supersonic speed before separating. The liquid ramjet then takes the missile closer to Mach 3 cruise.

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MBDA. The Jaguar is also armed with a 40mm Case Telescoped Armament System and roofmounted 7.62mm remote weapon station.

Although originally developed for land operations, it was revealed at the recent Euronaval exhibition held at Le Bourget that the MMP also has a naval application following a successful launch from a rigid-hulled inflatable boat moving at high speed. For fast patrol boat applications, a stabilised turret with four protected MMP in the firing position is being proposed.

advanced embedded software add to its capabilities. Operating on the ‘fire and forget’ principle, the missile has a flight range of 290km with supersonic speed throughout the flight, leading to a shorter flight time, ensuring quicker engagement time and non-interception.

Its maximum cruising altitude is 15km. In a successful test in March, a much longer range was achieved, believed to have been around 450km. A hypersonic version is under development.

BrahMos Aerospace (Hall D, Stand D324) is a joint venture between DRDO and NPO Mashinostroyenia of Russia.

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High degree of realism Spain’s Indra (Hall A, Stand A277), a global technology and consulting company in the transport and defence markets, is highlighting its partnership with the Spanish Army in the Helicopter Simulation Centre (CESIHEL), one of the most advanced simulation centres in Europe, especially in the joint tactical training of crews.

The simulation centre comprises flight simulators and helicopter trainers for the CH-47D Chinook, AS532 Cougar, EC135 and EC665 Tiger, located at two different bases: Colmenar Viejo, with six simulators, and Almagro, where two simulators of the Tiger helicopter are located. All of these have been developed with Indra technology. In 2019, two NH90 simulators, also developed by Indra, will enter service at the Agoncillo Base.

Courses range from initial type certification on the helicopter to the most complex tactical training, and the level of the simulator technology, especially in terms of its capacity to provide network-operated joint training, makes

Visual of Tiger helicopter simulator CESIHEL a centre of reference in Europe.

CESIHEL makes it possible to train in the most complex and high-risk missions, with a high degree of realism, in all kinds of scenarios, featuring multiple threats and in all types of weather conditions. Operations with night vision goggles are a speciality. Several scenarios are available, both in the national territory as well as areas of operation abroad and areas of importance for national defence, including

international deployments and conflict zones.

Through its partnership agreement with the army, Indra provides maintenance and enhancement services for the simulators. In return, the army allows the use of the facility, whenever available, for Indra to provide training services to other clients.

Indra has a local presence in 46 countries, including Indonesia, and business operations in more than 140 countries.

Parts at all times Proportionate use of force Australian company Global Aviation Spares (GAS) (Stand FP308) has been servicing the Indonesian forces for more than a decade through the supply of quality aircraft parts in association with its Indonesian partners. Its wide range of capabilities range from Cessna business aircraft to fighter jets such as the Lockheed Martin F-16 and Sukhoi Su-27/30, through to the Lockheed C-130 Hercules and Boeing C-17 transports.

The company is the distributor for Southeast Asia of products from Seginus, an FAAapproved PMA manufacturer of bearings and starter generator brushes; Eagle Tugs, a manufacturer of aircraft towing trucks; Sherwood Aviation, the US-based airframe component repair service provider; and Kollsman-Gavis, which supplies vision systems for general aviation aircraft.

The use of non-lethal technologies permits law enforcement agencies to adopt the principle of the proportional use of force in situations of conflict and public disorder, whose central objective is to reduce lethality, permanent injury and damage to property. Brazil’s Condor Non-Lethal Technologies (Hall B, Stand B46), a pioneer in non-lethal technologies, is presenting its extensive portfolio of some 150 products with applicability to armed forces, police forces and the Peace Corps of the United Nations. Its nonlethal products have been exported to some 50 countries in the Middle East, Europe, Asia, Africa and South America.

Highlighted are two of its latest products, the Precision and NT-901 ammunitions. Precision is claimed to be the most accurate rubber gauge in the world at a distance of 20-30m, which allows security forces to combat violence more efficiently and with less lethality. Precision ammunition can be used on any 12-gauge weapon.

NT-901 40mm/NATO standard (foam) ammunition was developed for the purpose of stopping and/or dispersing protesters by means of controlled and highly intimidating impact effects. This ammunition is part of the 40mm projectile family, which offers the law enforcement agent options for a wide range of operational scenarios. There are 13 different types with the same calibre, offering operational flexibility, cost-effectiveness, easy identification and precision, including: foam, CS foam, powdery foam for training, colour smoke, explosive light and sound by delay and impact, parachute illuminator, and warning cartridge.

Also part of its portfolio are oleoresin capsicum/CS and smoke munition; pyrotechnics; rubber grenades, including indoor, outdoor, teargas, impact and smoke; and tactical and special operational kits.

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Drones defeated TRD Consultancy (Singapore) (Hall B, Stand BP159) is highlighting its Orion-I MP, a manpack drone detection system, claimed to be the first of its kind in the world.

The Orion-I MP has been designed to integrate the jamming capability of its Orion-H jammer gun with a manpack detection system. The Orion-I is a passive radio frequency (RF) system capable of detecting, classifying and directionfinding drones while also able to identify friend or foe (IFF). It can be deployed quickly to provide close-range security protection for VVIPs, as well as for areas that fixed-site or vehicle-mounted systems cannot cover. Under development is a fully integrated system consisting of RF direction finding, camera and radar configurations for fixed and vehicular application.

The company has also relaunched its new generation Orion-H (Version 3) anti-drone jammer gun, which weighs less than 2.5kg and can be carried using only two fingers. This all-weather jammer gun has a selectable function for three band frequencies that can take down any commercial drones within seconds, or send them home within visual range. The design includes an LED display that provides information such as built-in compass and battery level.

With a main office in Singapore and another at Yangon, Myanmar, TRD also offers system integration, supply, C4I, security and consultancy.

Its focus is on the ASEAN market, but also extends to the Middle East and Europe.

BY SAM J BASCH Having ‘navalised’ its IT180 mini-drone, Francebased ECA Group (Hall A, Stand A25), in association with DCNS (now called Naval Group), has successfully undertaken a first magnetic measurement mission for the Indonesian Navy. The STERNA system is based on the group’s compact, high-performance IT180 mini-UAV VTOL airborne drone featuring a magnetometer and its digitiser.

According to ECA Group, this is the first time a drone has been used to check the magnetic signature of a vessel in order to assess its vulnerability against underwater mines and other unfriendly detectors. The STERNA system is a part of set-up degaussing systems compliant with NATO standards.

It can be used for different types of magnetic measurements by means of several runs along

Having control Malaysia-based ARS Sejahtera (Hall B, Stand BP141) is offering its TACCOMS C4 system, which was designed to allow a team leader to have complete command and control of his team during tactical operations.

According to the company, TACCOMS is an integrated solution for command, control, communication and co-ordination (C4) capability using multiple clients on Android linked to a Windows server.

Although developed in Malaysia with all source codes available and easily customisable,

Sharp, clear image Canadian company GSCI (Hall B, Stand B077), a partner of Photonis Technologies, is showcasing its ITAR-free Quadro-G Fusion Goggles, the newest addition to its expansive line-up of advanced detection systems and designed as a counterpart to the Quadro-S Fusion Weapon Sight.

“With the Quadro-G, we’ve taken the core functionality of the Quadro-S and pivoted away from its weapon-mounted operation to

instead focus on a tactical goggle that is better suited for versatile, short- to medium-range surveillance and reconnaissance,” said the company’s lead technician. “The dual-eyepiece design is paired with a lightweight, helmet-mountable housing that makes the Quadro-G the only true fusion system of its kind.”

Check the m it counts among its key benefits the fact that the design and development were based on TÜV Rheinland international standards.

While able to monitor the location and health of each team member at all times, it can direct team members to different target locations individually or in a group. The system also provides live video and photographs.

Hardware requirements include a low-spec Android device and low-spec Windows server (Windows 7 and above). Compatible with a Windows touch tablet, it can also integrate a smart glass head-up display (HUD), wrist-worn Android HUD and push to talk (PTT), heart monitor and bone conduction headset.

GSCI’s fusion systems operate in four distinct, manually cycled modes: thermal, daytime, night-time, and a day/night hybrid view, aptly named Fusion mode.

These channels work together to produce a lag-free video image that gives the operator unmatched situational awareness in any low-light scenario. The lightweight but durable Quadro-G’s fast Germanium lens with the lowest F-number produces a sharp, clear image.

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Said Colonel Anis Kelaikan of the Indonesian MoD: “Using the latest technology certainly has an impact on the effectiveness and efficiency without reducing the purpose and the objective of the test, so using STERNA will be much faster than the old method and will provide us with more accurate results.”

Besides the direct computation and evaluation of the MAD risk, it can evaluate the escape

scenario and mine risk, as well as checking the magnetic signature and efficiency of the degaussing system – all while the vessel is moving.

“Further developments have been done and will be continued in order to optimise its performances for operations at sea,” said Guénaël Guillerme, ECA Group chief executive.

The STERNA system benefits from what the company describes as the outstanding performance of the IT180 UAV. The combatproven mini-helicopter drone is already in operational service with the French armed forces in Mali and integrated with several other armies.

According to ECA it is easy to use, even in harsh weather conditions or in hostile environments such as desert, mountain or polar regions.

ECA has developed other concepts of the IT180 UAV for naval defence applications, including mine detection and radio relaying.

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Jam to protect

BY SAM J BASCH Countering the threat to convoys and personnel of remote-controlled improvised explosive devices (RCIEDs) poses a challenge, for which South Africa-based GEW Technologies (Hall B, Stand B83) has a solution: its flagship GMJ9 multirole jammer for convoy protection and the GMJ9000 man-portable system.

In a recent demonstration in South Africa to military attachĂŠs from around the world, the company put these systems through their paces in an interactive simulated threat scenario. The next-generation GMJ9 convoy protection system uses reactive and adaptive waveform jamming technology to suppress multiple simultaneous

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trigger signals anywhere in the RF spectrum.

According to GEW, the GMJ9 offers multiple roles in convoy protection, as the same platform can be used for a variety of missions in a stand-in or stand-off communications jammer.

The company believes manufacturers of armoured personnel carriers would do well to integrate the GMJ9 as a standard solution.

The GMJ9000 portable jammer was designed to protect man-on-the-move personnel from RCIED threats. RCIEDs are triggered by radio signals from devices such as cellphones, radios and satellite phones. GEW Technologies has applied the latest RF and digital signal synthesis technology to suppress remote activation signals and this system is able to jam multiple threats simultaneously. The effective jamming range and high portability of the man-pack solutions make this family of jammers particularly suitable for individual and patrol protection, as well as soldier-carried communications jamming missions.

After 50 years of providing detection and protection capabilities to the military and civil sectors, GEW Technologies has just been consolidated with Hensoldt’s optronics subsidiary in South Africa.

A breath of fresh air UK-based Avon Protection Systems (Hall A, Stand A247) is highlighting the new AvonAir modular chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) respiratory protection.

This is the first adaptive powered air system able to be configured to match changing operational conditions and includes the EZAir power module, the FM54 mask, the MP-PAPR and the CS-PAPR, its newest generation of powered air purifying respirator. The new systems are substantially smaller and quieter than traditional powered air units, and offer enhanced protection against toxic industrial chemicals and, importantly for the military, ease of weapon sighting and integrated communications.

Avon Protection has also announced that it obtained NFPA1801:2018 certification of its Argus range of thermal imaging cameras, which include the Mi-TIC E, Mi-TIC E L, Mi-TIC 320 and Mi-TIC S models. The NFPA1801:2018 certification includes the introduction of the IGNIS engine to all Mi-TIC models. The IGNIS engine, along with its sensor and lens improvements, provides exceptional scene detail, enabling firefighters to see more of the important background details such as exit points, obstacles and casualties, even in the presence of a fully developed fire. Key changes in the 2018 edition include limitations on cameras with visible light sensors, an increased

battery run-time of at least two hours while capturing video, a refresh rate of at least 25Hz, and a new battery locking mechanism.

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Korea CNO Tech Co., Ltd.

• Training hand grenade (K416, K417, K418, CN-69) • 40MM training cartridge (CTS-40)

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EO System Co., Ltd.

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• 82-02-414-8111

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FINE Inc.

• RIB for reconnaissance and Search (air injectable) • Fast RIB for amphibious operations (auto-inflatable)

• 051-714-3025

• young@fine-tec.com

Kokam Co.,Ltd

• Lithium-ion polymer battery

• 041-740-3949

• jwchoi@kokam.com

Woonam Marine Craft Co., Ltd.

• RIB for special operations (POSEIDON • 055-331-8959 S-RIB)

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Sukhoi Su-30 being prepared for flight test

One-stop shop

BY GÜNTER ENDRES JSC 558 Aircraft Repair Plant (ARP, Hall A, Stand A265) is the only enterprise in Belarus providing a wide range of aviation services. Its main focus is on the repair and modernisation of various types of aircraft, including the Mi-8 (Mi-17, Mi-171) and Mi-24 (Mi-35) helicopters and Mikoyan MiG-29, Sukhoi Su-27, Su-22, Su-25 and Su-27, and Antonov An-2 aircraft.

Under the modernisation programmes, all aircraft and helicopters are protected by its own Satellite-M airborne ECM protection suite, which is operated from a control and display panel in the cockpit, giving the pilot the option to select the appropriate jamming mode, including constant operation, automatic activation and

Kondor-1 UAV

Satellite-M ECM protection on a MiG-29 disabling. An example is the capability upgrade of the MiG-29, which also includes a phalanx of new extended-range precision air-to-air and air-to-surface weapons, and aerial bombs, as well as upgraded cockpit control and navigation instrumentation.

The company also pays much attention to the development and production of unmanned aerial systems (UASs) headed by the twin-boom Grif-K, whose composite construction ensures low infrared, radar and visual signature. Grif-K can operate in automatic and manual mode, with complete missions during day and night in various weather conditions.

Kondor-1 and Kondor-2 are intended for area

defence missile system (ADMS) crew training, enabling the simulation of targets such as fighter jets, bombers and cruise missiles, while the hand-launched Bekard-1 and catapultlaunched Bekard-2 provide electro-optic night/ day terrain reconnaissance over an operational range from 15 to 25km. Both are landed by parachute.

The rotary-wing Shershen is designed for remote terrain monitoring within a range of up to 5km at any time of day and night in close to realtime mode using gyrostabilised video cameras.

Mosquito ВР-12 is also used for surveillance of distant terrain.

JSC 558 ARP also carries out certification testing and operator training.

Grif-1 UAV ready for take-off

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Indo Defence Business Forum Army Strategic Command (Kostrad)

7 November 2018, 12.00-16.25, Hall C3 Theme: Promoting National Defence Industry

Combat Reconnaissance Company (Taipur)

7-10 November 2018 Outdoor Space Theme: Developing Defence Science and Technology 7 NOVEMBER 2018 11.00-11.45 Session 1 Opersi penculikan Pejabat/VIP (VIP abduction) 15.00-15.45 Session 2 Pam Kegiatan Pejabat/VIP (Secure the VIP)

TIME 12.00

Registration and Lunch

12.55

Greetings by MC & Indonesia National Anthem

13.00

Opening Remarks by Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia

13.15

Keynote Speech by the Minister of Defence of the Republic of Indonesia

13.30

Photo Session; Minister Level and VIPs

13.35

SESSION 1: Video Presentation INDONESIAN DEFENCE INDUSTRY CAPABILITIES IN SUPPORTING NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL STABILITY AND SECURITY, by Ir. Bondan Tiara Sofyan, M. Si., Director General of Defence Potential, Ministry of Defence of Republic of Indonesia

13.50

SESSION 2: Panel Discussion ADVANCING NATIONAL DEFENCE CAPACITY AND CAPABILITY (COUNTRY REQUIREMENT) • Moderator: Ferdy Nico Yohannes Piay, Director for South & Central Asian Affairs, Director General for Asia-Pacific and Africans Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia • Speaker from Nigeria *TBA • Speaker from Kenya *TBA • Speaker from Senegal *TBA

14.55

Coffee Break

15.10

SESSION 3: Panel Discussion FINANCIAL SCHEME IN SUPPORTING INTERNATIONAL DEFENCE ACQUISITION • Moderator: DR Shofwan Al Banna Choiruzzad, Head of Undergraduate Program, Department of International Relations, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, University of Indonesia • Speaker 1: Bonifacius Prasetyo, Managing Director of Indonesia Exim Bank (LPEI) • Speaker 2: Oke Nurwan, Dipl., Ing, Director General of Foreign, Ministry of Trade of Republic of Indonesia • Speaker 3: Ir. Brahmantio Isdijoso, M.S., Director of State Financial Risk Management, Ministry of Finance of Republic of Indonesia

15.55

Q&A Session

16.10

Closing Remarks by Committee of the Defence Industry Policy

16.25

One-on-one meetings

8 NOVEMBER 2018 11.00-11.45 Session 1 SAR Tempur/Operasi pertolongan Versi Pertama (Combat SAR first version) 15.00-15.45 Session 2 SAR Tempur/Operasi pertolongan Versi ke dua (Combat SAR second version) 9 NOVEMBER 2018 11.00-11.45 Session 1 Penyerbuan/Penanggulangan Teroris (Terrorist Raids) 15.00-15.45 Session 2 Pengamanan Bangunan/obyek Vital (Secure the Facility) 10 NOVEMBER 2018 09.00-09.45 Session 1 Pembebasan Penyanderaan di Kedutaan Besar (Hostage at Embassy) 10.00-10.45 Session 2 Serangan Bom Kimia/Nuklir Biologi dan Kimia Nubika (Chemical Warfare Attack)

SCHEDULE

As per 1 November 2018

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Indo Marine International Forum SUPPORTED BY 7 November 2018, 13.00-16.15, Hall C3 Theme: Ensuring regional stability through development of national maritime capability and maritime security cooperation TIME

SCHEDULE

12:00

Registration and Lunch

12:45

Welcoming all participants by MC & Indonesia National Anthem

12:50

Opening Remarks by Admiral TNI (Ret) Bernard Kent Sondakh, Chairman of Indonesia Institute for Maritime Studies

13:00

Keynote Speech by Luhut Binsar Panjaitan, Coordinating Minister of Maritime Affairs

13:10

SESSION 1: Panel Discussion THE NAVY’S ROLE IN ADDRESSING MARITIME SECURITY CHALLENGES • Moderator: H.E. Dr. Rizal Sukma, The Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia to the United Kingdom, Ireland and International Maritime Organization (IMO) • Speaker 1: Admiral Siwi Sukma Adji, Chief of Staff of Indonesian Navy • Speaker 2: Admiral Tan Sri Ahmad Kamarulzaman Hj Ahmad Badaruddin, Chief of Royal Malaysian Navy: Innovative Approach in Managing the Maritime Security Challenge

13:50

Q&A Session

14:00

Coffee Break

15:00

SESSION 2: Panel Discussion DEVELOPING MARITIME SECURITY COOPERATION TO ENSURE REGIONAL STABILITY • Moderator: Rear Admiral (Ret) Dr. Surya Wiranto, S.H., M.H. , Lecturer on Maritime Security Studies Program, Indonesia Defense University • Speaker 1: Brigadier General Robert Sofge (Deputy Commander of US Marine Forces Pacific) • Speaker 2: Rear Admiral Torben Mikkelsen (Danish Chief Staff of Navy) • Speaker 3: Rear Admiral Yudo Margono S.E., M.M. (Commander of First Fleet)

15:10

Q&A Session

15:30

SESSION 3 THE ROLE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN ESTABLISHING A SAFE AND SECURE REGIONAL MARITIME DOMAIN Speaker: Erik Jan Raatgerink, President Director of Thales Indonesia

15:50

Q&A Session

16:00

Closing Remarks by First Admiral TNI Edy Sulistyadi, Director of Technology and Defence Industry, Directorate General of Defence Potential, Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Indonesia As per 1 November 2018

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Innovative barrier The Moscow-based Russian company Polus-ST (Stand BP128) has been providing autonomous perimeter security solutions for about 15 years, writes Sam J Basch.

Its latest innovation, the Radiobarrier CSS perimeter security system, has successfully protected and secured more than 7,000km of state borders, 3,500km of pipelines and infrastructure, and approach routes to some 500 sensitive facilities in 25 countries.

The Radiobarrier CSS is lightweight and compact, and comprises detection devices based on different physical principles of operation. Each set may include up to 20 devices, including a receiver, cameras and repeaters. Its control unit enables full remote control, as well as alarm and service data to be transmitted via a two-way secure radio channel. The easy-to-use surveillance tool can be set up around assets in a matter of minutes. Flexible and ergonomic, it provides force protection, fulfils reconnaissance missions and creates temporary perimeters.

An important advantage is that it can be used both as a standalone and self-contained solution for large perimeters and as an integrated part of multi-layered systems.

Deploying Radiobarrier as an early warning detection system gives security personnel time to safely react to potential threats.

Training partner Politeknik Kodiklatad has its array of training systems on display here at the show, all of which it uses to provide operational training to the Indonesian army.

The systems range from unmanned ground vehicles, rotary- and fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicles, to training mortars and rocket rounds.

It has been providing operational training to the Indonesian army for some 10 years, a representative of Politeknik Kodiklatad told the Show Daily, and while the domestic operator is the primary one, the mortar and rocket systems could be mass-produced and exported if required, they said.

The Army Doctrine, Education and Training

A force for the economy Celebrating 140 years of existence in September 2018, privately owned Arsenal 2000 JSCo (Stand D001, Bulgaria pavilion) has grown to be a force in its home country’s economy, with a portfolio of 10,000 products being marketed to 120 countries worldwide.

The company manufactures air defence artillery weapons, small arms and ammunition, grenade and rocket launchers, along with primers and pyrotechnic products for the military market, as well as carbide tools and castings, hunting and sport weapons and ammunition for civilian use.

In 1987, Arsenal JSCo established an engineering facility that helps customers to manufacture weapons and ammunition. This oversees the installation of workshops and test equipment in the customer’s country, trains its personnel and performs quality control and other assistance.

Arsenal JSCo is officially licensed by the government of Bulgaria to trade in military equipment and products; more than 90 per cent of its production is exported around the world.

Development Command, or Kodiklatad, is headquartered in West Java, where the polytechnic that provides the tutoring is also based.

The Indo Defence 2018 Show Daily is produced by Jane’s. Three editions in English and Indonesian are written and produced on-site.

Publisher: Xenia Sapanidi.

Editor: Günter Endres.

Deputy Editor: Christopher F Foss.

Production Editor: Nicola Keeler.

Deputy Production Editor: Lynn Newton.

Correspondents: Sam J Basch, Beth Stevenson and Richard Scott.

Photographer: Patrick Allen.

Indonesian Production Editor: Diana Candra.

Indonesian Translator: Joselin Cahyadi.

Online Editor: James Macinnes.

Printing and distribution by MM Print Services Ltd. The Indo Defence 2018 Show Daily office can be found in Hall A near the A3 entrance.

The official online daily is at janes.com/indodefence

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