Warpower:Indonesia



The WARPOWER series of sites take a unique, 'by-the-numbers', quick-reference approach to the current (2023) military capabilities of Indonesia. The country is a perennial Top 15 defense power per the defense aggregate GlobalFirepower.com (GFP) and has made consistent progress through modernization of existing fleets and maturation of local defense manufacturing efforts to satisfy equally-local requirements.

Service Branches


The fighting forces of Indonesia are collectively managed under the Indonesian National Armed Forces banner and encompasses three major branches of service: the Indonesian Air Force (IAF), the Indonesian Army (IA), and the Indonesian Navy (IN). The defense force was founded on October 5th, 1945 as Tentara Keamanan Rakyat (translating to the "People's Security Forces").

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At-a-Glance



Global Rank
12
Brazilian national flag
BRA
13
Indonesian national flag
IDO
14
Egyptian national flag
EGP
Regional Rank
7
Japanese national flag
JPN
8
Indonesian national flag
IDO
9
Australian national flag
AUS
Equipment
Modern | Cold War
Key Qualities

Modernization
Military Industrial Capability
Force Balance
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Total Units: 540


The modern Indonesian Air Force (IAF) is a mix of modern and Cold War-era types originating from all over the world. In recent decades, the country has increased its focus on local, licensed production of important types covering rotorcraft and fixed-wing transport models. Modernization is underway for a select few (though key) systems to keep the service at-the-ready for current and emerging regional threats.
NOTES: The IAF maintains 42 French Dassault Rafale multirole fighters on order and an additional 12 M2000 fighter-bombers. Six more South Korean KAI T-50 light attack platforms are also expected. A pair of French MRTT aerial tanks are on order, these built on the A400M airfrmae.


AIRFRAME AGE COLOR KEY:
GREEN = New Procurement; BLUE = Modern, Viable; YELLOW = Aging, Requires Attention; RED = Obsolete / Near-Obsolete


23
F-16C/D
Multirole
AIR FORCE
22
Hawk 200
Light Strike
AIR FORCE
15
EMB-314
CAS
AIR FORCE
13
T-50i
Light Strike
AIR FORCE
11
Su-30MK2
Multirole
AIR FORCE
5
Su-27SKM
Air Superiority
AIR FORCE
3
F-16A/B
Multirole
AIR FORCE
23
C-130B/H
Tactical Transp.
AIR FORCE
9
CN-295
Tactical Transp.
AIR FORCE
9
NC-212/212i
Utility Transp.
AIR FORCE
5
CN-235
Tactical Transp.
AIR FORCE
3
Boeing 737-400
VIP
AIR FORCE
1
Boeing 737-200
VIP
AIR FORCE
1
Boeing 737-500
VIP
AIR FORCE
1
Boeing 737-800
VIP
AIR FORCE
1
Boeing 737-800NG
VIP
AIR FORCE
1
C-130J-30
Tactical Transp.
AIR FORCE
1
Falcon 8X
VIP
AIR FORCE
1
Falcon 7X
VIP
AIR FORCE
10
NAS332
Medium Utility
AIR FORCE
9
NAS330J
Medium Utility
AIR FORCE
10
H225M
Search and Rescue
AIR FORCE
2
Bo 105
Light Utility
AIR FORCE
3
Boeing 737-2X9
Maritime Patrol
AIR FORCE
2
CN-235MPA
Maritime Patrol
AIR FORCE
1
CN-295
Maritime Patrol
AIR FORCE
1
NC-212i
Cloud Seeding
AIR FORCE
1
PC-6
Agriculture
AIR FORCE
1
KC-130B
Aerial Tanker
AIR FORCE
30
G120TP
Flight Trainer
AIR FORCE
15
T-41D
Basic Trainer
AIR FORCE
12
KT-1
Basic Trainer
AIR FORCE
10
EC120
Helo Trainer
AIR FORCE
7
F-16AM/BM
Fighter Trainer
AIR FORCE
7
Hawk 109
Advanced Jet Trainer
AIR FORCE
3
Cessna 172S
Flight Trainer
AIR FORCE
2
Cessna 182T
Flight Trainer
AIR FORCE
62
Bell 412SP/HP/EP
Medium Utility
ARMY
14
Hughes 269
Light Utility
ARMY
14
EC120B
Light Utility
ARMY
12
NBO-105CB
Light Utility
ARMY
12
AS350/550
Medium Utility
ARMY
10
Bell 205A-1
Medium Utility
ARMY
9
Mil-17V-5
Transport/Gunship
ARMY
8
AH-64E
Attack Helo
ARMY
7
Mi-35P
Gunship/Transport
ARMY
7
SA316B
Light Utility
ARMY
7
Hughes 300C
Helo Training
ARMY
6
NC-212-100/220M
Utility Transp.
ARMY
1
BN-2A-27R
Utility Transp.
ARMY
1
Premier I
VIP/Utility
ARMY
11
AS565MBe
ASW/Utility
NAVY
8
NBO-105
Light Utility
NAVY
3
EC120B
Light Utility
NAVY
3
Bell 412EP
Medium Utility
NAVY
3
Mi-2
Medium Utility
NAVY
2
EC120B
Helo Training
NAVY
2
Bell 505
Light Utility
NAVY
1
NAS-332F
Medium Utility
NAVY
19
N.22/24
Maritime Patrol
NAVY
14
NC-212MPA
Maritime Patrol
NAVY
8
G-36
Utility
NAVY
5
CN-235MPA
Maritime Patrol
NAVY
5
PA-28
Flight Trainer
NAVY
5
TB-10
Basic Training
NAVY
4
TB-9
Basic Training
NAVY
2
G58
Flight Training
NAVY
1
King Air 350i
VIP
NAVY
Type Balance
Fixed-Wing
Rotorcraft

Total Units: 31


NOTES: Estimates below have been made for specific entries when official totals are not made available. The Air Force has 12 Turkish TAI Anka UCAV drones on order. it has also committed to an order for 14 of the American Boeing Insitu Scaneagle ISR type.


AIRFRAME AGE COLOR KEY:
GREEN = New Procurement; BLUE = Modern, Viable; YELLOW = Aging, Requires Attention; RED = Obsolete / Near-Obsolete


6
Rainbow
Recon-Attack
AIR FORCE
4
Searcher
Reconnaissance
AIR FORCE
4
Fox
Reconnaissance
AIR FORCE
3
Wulung
Reconnaissance
AIR FORCE
10
LSU-02
Reconnaissance
NAVY
4
LSU-03
Reconnaissance
NAVY

Total Units: 6,970


The modern Indonesian Army armored corps is spearheaded by the powerful Cold War-era German Leopard 2 Main Battle Tank (MBT) with over 100 on hand. Beyond this the force is a highly mobile component of Indonesian fighting strength, built around both wheeled and tracked solutions. There are some Cold War-era holdovers whose best days are clearly behind them but a concerted effort has been made to modernize the force to include solutions such as MRAPs, fast-attack vehicles, and ranged self-propelled vehicles.
HULL AGE COLOR KEY:
GREEN = New Procurement; BLUE = Modern, Viable; YELLOW = Aging, Requires Attention; RED = Obsolete / Near-Obsolete


61
Leopard 2RI
MBT
42
Leopard 2A4+
MBT
120
AMX-13
Light Tank
90
FV101
Light Tank
426
APS-3 I/II/VVIP
APC
155
M113A1-BE
APC
130
Komodo
LAV
85
BTR-40
Armored Car
75
AMX-VCI
APC
69
FV601
AFV
58
V-150
AFV
55
FV603/FV610
APC
55
Ferret Mk.1/2
Reconnaissance
50
VAB VTT/SAN/PC
APC
50
Marder 1A3
IFV
50
WZ551NB
APC
45
VAMTAC
LAV
40
Maung
LUV
40
Stormer
APC
28
Commando Scout
LRV
26
P6 ATAV
LSV
25
Hanoman
MRAP
22
Ranger
LAV
22
Tarantula
Fire Support
18
VBL
LAV
12
APR-1V
APC
10
P1 PAKCI
LAV
10
Mamba
APC
7
Badak
Fire Support
5
Flyer
LSV
4
ILSV
LSV
3
Pandur II
AFV
3
Bushmaster
MRAP
2
Kozak-2M
APC
2
Casspir Mk.3
MRAP
3,272
Utility/Engineering
Various
63
ASTROS II
MLRS
55
CAESAR
155mm SPH
54
AMX Mk 61
105mm SPH
36
M109A4-BE
155mm SPH
180
M2A2
105mm Towed
125
M48
76mm Towed
54
KH-178
105mm Towed
36
KH-179
155mm Towed
600
Air Defense
Missile
360
Air Defense
Ballistic
Type Balance
Tracked
Wheeled

Indonesian military manpower by-the-numbers.


NOTES: Values below used (with permission) from the military stats aggregator site www.GlobalFirepower.com, detailing the current strengths and weaknesses of modern military forces by-the-numbers.



Total Population
277,329,163
(100%)

Available Manpower
135,891,290
(49.0%)

Total Military Personnel (est.)
1,080,000
(0.4%)

Active Personnel
400,000
(0.1%)

Reserve Personnel
400,000
(0.1%)

Active Paramilitary
280,000
(0.1%)

Air Force Personnel
40,000
(0.0%)

Navy Personnel
75,000
(0.0%)

Army Personnel
300,000
(0.1%)

Total Units: 224


The modern Indoensian Navy is a modest fighting force covering most all of the required categories to effectively defend at the local level or wage a long-term campaign. The service is headlined by a small collection of mattack submarines of both German and South Korean origin. The surface fleet encompasses several notable frigate designs backed by a large force of fast-moving, agile corvette types. Beyond this is a fleet of patrol, amphibious assault, and support vessels charged with various seaborne duties.
NOTES: Three additional Nagapasa-class (South Korean-originated) attack submarines are on order. The General Purpose Frigate is also under construction and will encompass two new, all-modern hulls. These are recognized locally as Fregat Merah Putih and are related to the upcoming British Type 31 frigate design.


HULL AGE COLOR KEY:
GREEN = New Procurement; BLUE = Modern, Viable; YELLOW = Aging, Requires Attention; RED = Obsolete / Near-Obsolete


1
Cakra
Attack Sub
3
Nagapasa
Attack Sub
2
R.E.Martadinata
Frigate
5
Ahmad Yani
Frigate
1
Bung Karno
Corvette
3
Bung Tomo
Corvette
4
Diponegoro
Corvette
3
Fatahillah
Corvette
14
K.Pattimura
ASW Corvette
2
Pulau Rengat
Mine Warfare
9
Pulau Rote
Mine Warfare
2
Pulau Fani
Mine Warfare
18
Missile Boats
Various
83
Patrol
Various
29
Amphibious Assault
Various
45
Support Vessels
Various

Ranks of the various military services of the nation of Indonesia.


Ranks are listed below, lowest ('OR', Enlisted) to highest ('OF', Officer). Translations / comparable ranks are provided.


Indonesian Army Ranks (arranged Lowest-to-Highest)
Pradjurit II
OR-1
Pradjurit I
OR-2
Kopral
OR-3
Sersan
OR-4
Sersan major
OR-5
Letnan muda
OF-1
Letnan II
OF-2
Letnan I
OF-3
Kapten
OF-4
Major
OF-5
Letnan kolonel
OF-6
Kolonel
OF-7
Djenderal major
OF-8
Letnan djenderal
OF-9
Djenderal
OF-10


Indonesian Navy Ranks (arranged Lowest-to-Highest)
Kelasi II
OR-1
Kelasi I
OR-2
Kopral
OR-3
Sersan
OR-4
Sersan major
OR-5
Adjudan
OF-1
Letnan muda laut
OF-2
Letnan laut
OF-3
Major laut
OF-4
Letnam kolonel laut
OF-5
Kolonel laut
OF-6
Laksamana III
OF-7
Laksamana II
OF-8
Laksamana I
OF-9


Indonesian Air Force Ranks (arranged Lowest-to-Highest)
Pradjurit II
OR-1
Pradjurit I
OR-2
Kopral
OR-3
Sersan
OR-4
Sersan major
OR-5
Opsir muda udara III
OF-1
Opsir muda udara II
OF-2
Opsir muda udara I
OF-3
Opsir udara III
OF-4
Opsir udara II
OF-5
Opsir udara I
OF-6
Komodor m. udara
OF-7
Komodor udara
OF-8
Laksamana m.udara
OF-9
Laksamana udara
OF-10
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