Marine Corps ( indon. Korps Marinir ) - one of the branches of the naval forces of Indonesia . It was officially formed on November 15, 1945 during the War of Independence of Indonesia . The corps performs the functions of amphibious assault, as well as rapid reaction forces in the organization of defense.
| Korps marinir Indonesia Marine Corps | |
|---|---|
 Indonesia Marine Corps Emblem | |
| Years of existence | November 15, 1945 |
| A country |  Indonesia |
| Subordination | Ministry of Defense of Indonesia |
| Included in | Indonesian Navy |
| Type of | Marines |
| Number | Division (15,000 people) [1] |
| Participation in | Indonesia War of Independence |
| Commanders | |
| Current commander | Major General of the Marine Corps Junaidi Jahri indone. Mayor Jenderal TNI (Mar) Djunaidi Djahri [2] |
Content
- 1 Organizational structure
- 2 Equipment and weapons
- 3 insignia
- 3.1 Generals and officers
- 3.2 Podofitsery and soldiers
- 3.3 Signs on hats
- 3.4 Patches
- 3.4.1 According to the Marine Corps
- 3.4.2 By affiliation with a particular Marine Corps unit
- 3.5 Badges
- 4 notes
- 5 Links
- 6 Literature
Organizational
Snipers from Indonesia’s 1st Amphibious Reconnaissance Battalion
Marine Forces - 1 ( indon. Pasukan Marinir-1 (PASMAR-1) ), Surabaya
- 1st Marine Brigade ( indon. Brigade Infanteri-1 Marinir )
- 1st Marine Corps Battalion ( Indon. Batalyon Infanteri-1 Marinir )
- 3rd Marine Corps Battalion ( Indon. Batalyon Infanteri-3 Marinir )
- 5th Marine Corps Battalion ( Indon. Batalyon Infanteri-5 Marinir )
- 1st Artillery Regiment of the Marine Corps ( indon. Resimen Artileri-1 Marinir )
- 1st anti-aircraft battalion of the marine corps ( indon. Batalyon Arhanud-1 Marinir )
- 1st howitzer battalion of the marine corps ( indon. Batalyon Howitzer-1 Marinir )
- 1st Marine Corps Missile Battalion ( Indon. Batalyon Roket-1 Marinir )
- 1st Cavalry Marine Regiment ( indon. Resimen Kavaleri-1 Marinir )
- 1st Battalion of Amphibious Airborne Conveyors ( indonesian. Batalyon Kendaraan Pendarat Amfibi-1 Marinir (Ranratfib) )
- 1st amphibious tank battalion of the marine corps ( indonesian. Batalyon Tank Amfibi-1 Marinir (Tankfib) )
- 1st battalion of artillery transporters of the marine corps ( indonesian. Batalyon Kendaraan Pengangkut Artileri-1 Marinir (Kapa) )
- The 1st regiment of combat support for the Marine Corps ( indon. Resimen Bantuan Tempur -1 Marinir )
- 1st Motorized Marine Battalion ( indonesian. Batalyon Angkutan Bermotor-1 Marinir (Angmor) )
- 1st Battalion of Communications and Electronics of the Marine Corps ( indon. Batalyon Komunikasi & Elektronika-1 Marinir (Komlek) )
- 1st battalion of logistics and repair of the marine corps ( indonesian. Batalyon Perbekalan & Peralatan-1 Marinir (Bekpal) )
- 1st Marine Corps Engineering Battalion ( indonesian. Batalyon Zeni-1 Marinir )
- 1st Medical Battalion of the Marine Corps ( indon. Batalyon Kesehatan-1 Marinir )
- 1st Marine Battalion ( indone. Batalyon Provos -1 Marinir )
- 1st amphibious reconnaissance battalion of the marine corps ( indonesian. Batalyon Intai Amfibi-1 Marinir (Taifib) [3] )
- 5th Marine Corps Base Defense Battalion ( indon. Batalyon Marinir Pertahanan Pangkalan-5 (Yonmarhanlan V) ), Surabaya
- 6th Marine Corps Base Defense Battalion ( indon. Batalyon Marinir Pertahanan Pangkalan-6 (Yonmarhanlan VI) ), Makassar
- 7th Marine Corps Base Defense Battalion ( indon. Batalyon Marinir Pertahanan Pangkalan-7 (Yonmarhanlan VII) ), Kupang
- 8th Marine Corps Base Defense Battalion ( indon. Batalyon Marinir Pertahanan Pangkalan-8 (Yonmarhanlan VIII) ), Bitung
- 9th Marine Corps Base Defense Battalion ( indon. Batalyon Marinir Pertahanan Pangkalan-9 (Yonmarhanlan IX) ), Ambon
- 10th Marine Corps Base Defense Battalion ( indon. Batalyon Marinir Pertahanan Pangkalan-10 (Yonmarhanlan X) ), Jayapura
Marine Forces - 2 ( indon. Pasukan Marinir-2 (PASMAR-2) ), Jakarta
- 2nd Marine Corps ( indon. Brigade Infanteri-2 Marinir )
- 2nd Marine Corps Battalion ( Indon. Batalyon Infanteri-2 Marinir )
- 4th Marine Corps Battalion ( Indon. Batalyon Infanteri-4 Marinir )
- 6th Marine Corps Battalion ( Indon. Batalyon Infanteri-6 Marinir )
- 2nd Artillery Regiment of the Marine Corps ( indon. Resimen Artileri-2 Marinir )
- 2nd anti-aircraft battalion of the marine corps ( indon. Batalyon Arhanud-2 Marinir )
- 2nd Howitzer Marine Battalion ( indon. Batalyon Howitzer-2 Marinir )
- 2nd Missile Battalion of the Marine Corps ( indon. Batalyon Roket-2 Marinir )
- 2nd Cavalry Marine Regiment ( indon. Resimen Kavaleri-2 Marinir )
- 2nd Battalion of Amphibious Airborne Conveyors ( indonesian. Batalyon Kendaraan Pendarat Amfibi-2 Marinir (Ranratfib) )
- 2nd amphibious tank battalion of the Marine Corps ( indonesian. Batalyon Tank Amfibi-2 Marinir (Tankfib) )
- 2nd battalion of artillery transporters of the marine corps ( indonesian. Batalyon Kendaraan Pengangkut Artileri-2 Marinir (Kapa) )
- 2nd Regiment of Combat Support of the Marine Corps ( indon. Resimen Bantuan Tempur-2 Marinir )
- 2nd Automobile Battalion of the Marine Corps ( indonesian. Batalyon Angkutan Bermotor-2 Marinir (Angmor) )
- 2nd Battalion of Communications and Electronics of the Marine Corps ( indon. Batalyon Komunikasi & Elektronika-2 Marinir (Komlek) )
- 2nd Battalion of Logistics and Repair of the Marine Corps ( Indon. Batalyon Perbekalan & Peralatan-2 Marinir (Bekpal) )
- 2nd Marine Corps Engineering Battalion ( indonesian. Batalyon Zeni-2 Marinir )
- 2nd Medical Battalion of the Marine Corps ( indon. Batalyon Kesehatan-2 Marinir )
- 2nd Marine Battalion ( indone. Batalyon Provos-2 Marinir )
- 2nd amphibious reconnaissance battalion of the marine corps ( indonesian. Batalyon Intai Amfibi-2 Marinir (Taifib) )
- 1st Marine Corps Base Defense Battalion ( indon. Batalyon Marinir Pertahanan Pangkalan-1 (Yonmarhanlan V) ), Belavan
- 2nd Marine Corps Base Defense Battalion ( Indon. Batalyon Marinir Pertahanan Pangkalan-2 (Yonmarhanlan V) ), Padang
- 3rd Marine Corps Base Defense Battalion ( indon. Batalyon Marinir Pertahanan Pangkalan-3 (Yonmarhanlan V) ), Jakarta
- 4th Marine Corps Base Defense Battalion ( Indon. Batalyon Marinir Pertahanan Pangkalan-4 (Yonmarhanlan V) ), Tanjung Pinang
3rd Marine Corps ( indon. Brigade Infanteri-3 Marinir ), Piabung, Lampung
- 7th Marine Corps Battalion ( Indon. Batalyon Infanteri-7 Marinir )
- 8th Marine Corps Battalion ( Indon. Batalyon Infanteri-8 Marinir )
- 9th Marine Corps Battalion ( Indon. Batalyon Infanteri-9 Marinir )
- 10th Marine Corps Battalion ( Indon. Batalyon Infanteri-10 Marinir )
Marines Training Command ( indon. Komando Latih Marinir (KOLATMAR) )
Marine Corps Base Surabaya ( indon. Pangkalan Marinir Surabaya )
Jakarta Marine Corps Base ( indon. Pangkalan Marinir Jakarta )
Equipment and weapons
| Equipment and weapons of the Marine Corps of Indonesia [4] | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Production | Appointment | amount | Notes |
| Small arms | ||||
| Armored vehicles | ||||
| PT-76 | the USSR | floating tank | 55 | In the late 1990s, they modernized, installed new engines, transmissions and 90 mm Kokeril guns. In the Western press are designated as PT-2000. |
| BRDM-2 | the USSR | armored car | 21 | |
| AMX-10P AMX-10PAC 90 | France | Infantry fighting vehicle | 24 10 | |
| BTR-4M | Ukraine | armored personnel carrier | 5 | Since the beginning of 2017, five BTR-4M successfully passed all test tests, took part in a hundred-kilometer march in a tropical climate and mountainous terrain, and were accepted for operation by the Marine Corps of Indonesia [5] |
| BMP-3F | Russia | Infantry fighting vehicle | 17 | 17 BMP-3F, as of 2012. The first 17 BMP-3Fs under a 2007 contract worth $ 40 million were delivered in 2010 [6] . Ten new vehicles will go into service with the First Marine Corps in Surabaya, and the rest with the Second Marine Corps in Jakarta. |
| BTR-80A | Russia | armored personnel carrier | 12 [7] | |
| BTR-50P BTR-50PK [8] | the USSR | armored personnel carrier | one hundred | |
| LVTP-7A1 | USA | armored personnel carrier | 10 | |
| Artillery | ||||
| LG1 Mk.2 | France | 105mm towed howitzer | 22 | |
| M-30 | the USSR | 122 mm towed howitzer | 28 | |
| BM-14 | the USSR | 140 mm self-propelled MLRS | 12 | |
| 81 mm mortar | there is no data | |||
| Air defense systems | ||||
| Bofors l60 | Sweden | 40 mm anti-aircraft gun | 150 | |
| Bofors l70 | Sweden | 40 mm anti-aircraft gun | ||
| S-60 | the USSR | 57 mm anti-aircraft gun | ||
Insignia
Generals and officers
| Categories [9] | Generals | Senior officers | Junior officers | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shoulder strap | |||||||||||
| Indonesian rank | Jenderal besar | Jenderal | Letnan jenderal | Mayor jenderal | Brigadir jenderal | Kolonel | Letnan kolonel | Mayor | Kapten | Letnan satu | Letnan dua |
| Russian conformity | Army General | Colonel General | Lieutenant general | Major general | no | Colonel | Lieutenant colonel | Major | Captain | Lieutenant | Ensign |
Podofitsery and soldiers
| Categories | Podofitsery | Sergeants | Soldiers | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sleeve insignia | ||||||||||||
| Indonesian rank | Pembantu letnan satu | Pembantu letnan dua | Sersan mayor | Sersan kepala | Sersan satu | Sersan dua | Kopral kepala | Kopral satu | Kopral dua | Kelasi kepala | Kelasi satu | Kelasi dua |
| Russian conformity | Senior Warrant Officer | Ensign | ||||||||||
Headgear Signs
Indonesian Marine Corps soldiers wear raspberry berets. The metal sign on the beret, in the form of the emblem of the Marine Corps of Indonesia, is placed on the pentagonal red patch.
Patches
By Marine Corps
On the right sleeve
Protective option
Usage example
By affiliation with a particular Marine Corps unit
2nd Marine Brigade, Instructor
1st Marine Corps Amphibious Reconnaissance Battalion
Breastplates
Qualification mark of the Marine Corps saboteur
Qualification mark of an amphibious paratrooper reconnaissance saboteur ( indon. KIPAM (Komando Intai Para Amfibi) )
Qualification mark ( indon. Denjaka (Detasemen Jala Mangkara) )
Notes
- ↑ The Military Balance 2007. - P. 353.
- ↑ Komandan Korps Marinir, Rencana Pembangunan Divisi Marinir Dihentikan
- ↑ Other Encountered Abbreviation - YonTaifib
- ↑ The Military Balance 2012. - P. 250.
- ↑ Indonesia Marines are satisfied with Ukrainian BTR-4 - News from Ukraine, Europe and the world today. Ukrainian truth. Censor. League. New time. Gordon. Ukraine Today news. Headnews
- ↑ http://lenta.ru/news/2010/11/29/bmp3f/ Indonesia received Russian naval infantry fighting vehicles. Lenta.ru. 11/29/2010
- ↑ BTR-80, Kendaraan Tempur Angkut Pasukan
- ↑ PhotoJournalist
- ↑ Harian AL
Links
Literature
- The Military Balance 2007 / C. Langton. - London: Routlege / The International Institute for Strategic Studies, 2007. - 450 p. - ISBN 1-85743-437-4 .