Indonesia's Ground Forces Warfare Equipment Capabilities in 2021

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Viva Budy Kusnandar 04/10/2021 20:40 WIB

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Mastering ground combat is one of the keys to winning a war.

Number of Indonesian Ground Forces Weapons by Type (2021)

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Number of Indonesian Ground Forces Weapons by Type (2021)

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Mastering land warfare is key to winning any war. Therefore, the Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) require adequate land warfare equipment support.

According to the military ranking agency Global Firepower, Indonesia's land forces comprise 332 tanks and 1,430 armored combat vehicles. Other TNI land force assets include 153 self-propelled artillery units, 366 towed artillery units, and 63 rocket launchers.

For information, Indonesia's military strength, according to Global Firepower, ranks 16th globally with a PowerIndex (PwrIndx) score of 0.2684 in 2021. This position is the same as the previous year. Within the Southeast Asian (ASEAN) region, Indonesia's military strength ranks first.

As is known, the realization of the budget for the modernization program of main defense equipment (Alutsista) and non-Alutsista/facilities and infrastructure of the Ministry of Defense's land forces amounted to Rp 6.05 trillion in 2020. Then, the total allocated budget for the modernization of Alutsista and non-Alutsista was Rp 32.48 trillion in 2021 (outlook).

Furthermore, in the 2022 State Budget Draft (RAPBN), the allocation for the modernization program of Alutsista and non-Alutsista of the Ministry of Defense increased to Rp 43.26 trillion.

Editor : Annissa Mutia

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