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Indonesia Army special force, Kopassus, new camo

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Kopassus has 8000 strong troops.

 
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Troops from the 18th Para-Raider Brigades/Kostrad 2nd Division of the Indonesian Army conducting loaded march during a JRTC rotation with the US Army at Fort Polk, Louisiana. Kostrad has 46.000 troops (2019) and regarded as the most modern and well equipped corps where all of Leopard tanks are in this corps.

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Indonesian Police Paramilitary unit. Mobile Brigades Corps (BRIMOB)

Total personnel: 30.000 troops

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During operation in Papua province

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HISTORY

Formed in late 1945 as a special police corps named Pasukan Polisi Istimewa (Special Police Troops) with the task of disarming remnants of the Japanese Imperial Army and protecting the chief of state and the capital city. Under the Japanese, it was called Special Police Unit (特別警察隊, Tokubetsu Keisatsutai, not to be confused with the IJN Tokkeitai). It fought in the revolution and was the first military unit to engage in the Battle of Surabaya under the command of Police Inspector Moehammad Jasin.

On 14 November 1946, Prime Minister Sutan Sjahrir reorganised the Polisi Istimewa into the Mobile Brigade (Mobrig). This day is celebrated as the anniversary of this Blue Beret Corps. This Corps was reconstituted to suppress military and police conflicts and even coups d'etat.

On 1 December 1947 Mobrig was militarized and later deployed in various conflicts and confrontations like the PKI Rebellion in Madiun, DI Rebellion (1947), APRA Rebellion and RMS Proclamation (1950), PRRI People Rebellion (1953), and Permesta (1958).

As of 14 November 1961, the Mobrig changed its name to Korps Brigade Mobil (Brimob), and its troops took part in the military confrontation with Malaysia in the early 1960s and in the conflict in East Timor in the mid-1970s. After that, Brimob was placed under the command of the Indonesian National Police.

The Mobile Brigade, which began forming in late 1946 and was used during the anti-Dutch Revolution, started sending students for US Army SF training on Okinawa in January 1959. In April 1960 a second contingent arrived for two months of Ranger training. By the mid-1960s the three-battalion Mobile Brigade, commonly known as Brimob, had been converted into an elite shock force. A Brimob airborne training centre was established in Bandung.

Following the 1965 coup attempt, one Brimob battalion was used during anti-Communist operations in West Kalimantan. In December 1975 a Brimob battalion was used during the East Timor operation. During the late 1970s, Brimob assumed VIP security and urban anti-terrorist duties. In 1989, Brimob still contained airborne-qualified elements. Pelopor ('Ranger') and airborne training takes place in Bandung and at a training camp outside Jakarta.[4] Historically, Brimob wore the Indonesian spot camouflage pattern during the early 1960s as their uniform.[4]


PS: We fought British/Australia/Malaysian/New Zealand during Military confrontation with Malaysia.
 
Air Force officers graduation ceremony 2020

 
Armed Force and Brimob Brigade operation in Papua to combat separatis group

Army troops preparation before being send to Papua province to keep security in the province


Real Clash


57 elites troops get congratulation from Armed Force General after successful operation to free 344 hostages from Papuan separatis armed group

 
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Armed Force and Police officer cadet graduation day in Presidential Palace, Jakarta 2019 (before pandemic)

 
Police

During a raid 11 years ago into Nordin Top group. This group has made several major bombing in Jakarta before. Noordin Top has been shot and killed by police.


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Noordin Mohammad Top (11 August 1968 – 17 September 2009) was a Malaysian Muslim extremist, also referred to as

  • Noordin
  • Din Moch Top
  • Muh Top
  • Top M or
  • Mat Top

Until his death, he was Indonesia's most wanted terrorist [1][2]

Born in Kluang, Johor, Malaysia, he is thought to have been a key bomb-maker and/or financier, for Jemaah Islamiyah (JI), and to have left it, setting up the more violent splinter group Tanzim Qaedat al-Jihad.[3] Noordin was reported by the FBI to be "an explosives expert", and "an officer, recruiter, bomb maker and trainer for the Jemaah Islamiah (JI) group."[4]

Once in Indonesia, he married using the assumed name Abdurrachman Aufi. His wife, Munfiatun, would be jailed in June 2005, for concealing information about his whereabouts.[5]

Noordin and Azahari Husin were thought to have masterminded the following bombings:


Noordin may also have assisted in the earlier (2002) Bali bombings[7] Noordin (allegedly nicknamed Money man) was an indoctrinator specialising in recruiting militants as suicide bombers, and in collecting funds for militant activities.[8] Long after first being declared as wanted by Malaysian and Indonesian authorities, he was added to the FBI's third major wanted list in 2006. FBI Seeking Information - War on Terrorism list.[9] He was killed during a police raid (by Indonesia's anti-terrorist team Densus 88) in Solo, Central Java, conducted on 17 September 2009 .[10]


2009

 
Indonesian Police Paramilitary unit. Mobile Brigades Corps (BRIMOB)

Total personnel: 30.000 troops

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During operation in Papua province

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HISTORY

Formed in late 1945 as a special police corps named Pasukan Polisi Istimewa (Special Police Troops) with the task of disarming remnants of the Japanese Imperial Army and protecting the chief of state and the capital city. Under the Japanese, it was called Special Police Unit (特別警察隊, Tokubetsu Keisatsutai, not to be confused with the IJN Tokkeitai). It fought in the revolution and was the first military unit to engage in the Battle of Surabaya under the command of Police Inspector Moehammad Jasin.

On 14 November 1946, Prime Minister Sutan Sjahrir reorganised the Polisi Istimewa into the Mobile Brigade (Mobrig). This day is celebrated as the anniversary of this Blue Beret Corps. This Corps was reconstituted to suppress military and police conflicts and even coups d'etat.

On 1 December 1947 Mobrig was militarized and later deployed in various conflicts and confrontations like the PKI Rebellion in Madiun, DI Rebellion (1947), APRA Rebellion and RMS Proclamation (1950), PRRI People Rebellion (1953), and Permesta (1958).

As of 14 November 1961, the Mobrig changed its name to Korps Brigade Mobil (Brimob), and its troops took part in the military confrontation with Malaysia in the early 1960s and in the conflict in East Timor in the mid-1970s. After that, Brimob was placed under the command of the Indonesian National Police.

The Mobile Brigade, which began forming in late 1946 and was used during the anti-Dutch Revolution, started sending students for US Army SF training on Okinawa in January 1959. In April 1960 a second contingent arrived for two months of Ranger training. By the mid-1960s the three-battalion Mobile Brigade, commonly known as Brimob, had been converted into an elite shock force. A Brimob airborne training centre was established in Bandung.

Following the 1965 coup attempt, one Brimob battalion was used during anti-Communist operations in West Kalimantan. In December 1975 a Brimob battalion was used during the East Timor operation. During the late 1970s, Brimob assumed VIP security and urban anti-terrorist duties. In 1989, Brimob still contained airborne-qualified elements. Pelopor ('Ranger') and airborne training takes place in Bandung and at a training camp outside Jakarta.[4] Historically, Brimob wore the Indonesian spot camouflage pattern during the early 1960s as their uniform.[4]


PS: We fought British/Australia/Malaysian/New Zealand during Military confrontation with Malaysia.

Brimob

 
Another clash in Papua.

Brimob troops from West Sumatra and Papua unit went down the mountain to help another unit which clashes with rebel.

 
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Marine Corps

Total Strength : 3 Divisions. According to Indonesian Marine Commander, Indonesian Marine is the third largest marine force in the world after USA and Britain (2015). Indonesia is an island nations so it needs large and strong Marine force.

1 Division is about 10.000-25.000 troops.



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Practice in Papua province.

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