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Indonesia International Fleet Review 2009
Indonesia International Fleet Review 2009
video of Indonesia International Fleet Review 2009. the IFR'09 was held in Bunaken, North Sulawesi at Aug 16th-20th, 2009. about 40 warship of the navies of the world join this fleet review, including US Carrier.
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Signing of the maritime boundary agreement between Singapore and indonesia
Signing of the maritime boundary agreement between Singapore and indonesia
Minister Yeo signing of the maritime boundary agreement between Singapore and indonesia delimiting the western part of the Strait of singapore
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MT CENDANAWATI
MT CENDANAWATI
A tanker ship carrying lube-oil from Thailand to Indonesia, was hit by another tanker ship MT COSMIC 10 sailing towards Thailand, at a location 02 46 N 104 24 E, 8 nm East of Tioman Island. The accident happened at 3.45am local time on 11 Sep 2011. This was classified as 'hit and run' case as MT COSMIC 10 was last seen sailing back towards Bantam Indonesia. All its 19 crew members were rescued by a passing ship, LADY ANYVISIA and later ere taken to Tanjung Gelang Port by a Malaysian Maritime ship, KM Jarak. Police report was lodged. MT CENDANAWATI sustain damage to its engine room and the master's cabin.
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HMAS ARARAT on Australia--Indonesia Coordinated Patrol (AUSINDO CORPAT) 2011
HMAS ARARAT on Australia--Indonesia Coordinated Patrol (AUSINDO CORPAT) 2011
Royal Australian Navy Armidale-class patrol boat HMAS Ararat and a Royal Australian Air Force AP--3C Orion join forces with the Indonesian Navy ships KRI Sultan Nuku and KRI Sura to conduct the second Australia--Indonesia Coordinated Patrol (AUSINDO CORPAT) in the waters between Australia and Indonesia from 15--28 April 2011. Targeting the exploitation of natural resources, specifically illegal fishing, the coordinated patrol is building greater maritime security cooperation between the Australian and Indonesian defence forces along the two country's shared maritime boundaries. The coordinated patrol is being conducted under the umbrella of Operation Resolute, the Australian Defence Force contribution to the whole-of-government commitment to protect Australia's borders and offshore maritime interests. Operation Resolute began on 17 July 2006 and is commanded by Border Protection Command (BPC), which is responsible for operational coordination and control of both civil and military maritime enforcement activities within the area of operation.
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Intro to Indonesian Maritime History
Intro to Indonesian Maritime History
This is a podcast for the Indonesian Maritime History blog, found at indonesianmaritime.wordpress.com
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Indonesia to receive fishing training ship from Spain
Indonesia to receive fishing training ship from Spain
Indonesia is to soon receive a fishing training ship from Spains Asturias Gondan yard, the Antara News Agency has reported citing Transportation Minister Freddy Numberi and Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Minister Fadel Muhammad. A campaign to save the eel, the continent's most threatened common freshwater fish, may be breaking down because French fishermen are exporting too many baby eels to China, British conservationists fear. Statistics New Zealand last week released fish monetary stock accounts showing that fish stocks had risen in financial value by 47 percent since 1996 to reach US$2.8 billion. to view more maritime updates do log on to waves.marinebiztv.com
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Maritime Terror
Maritime Terror
Sep 2004 Security analysts are increasingly worried that organisations like Al Qaeda are planning to target commercial shipping. The Malacca strait between Indonesia and Malaysia has long been a haven for pirates. Last year 21 seamen were killed and a further 71 are missing presumed dead following pirate attacks. "We have seen rocket-propelled grenades being fired at the vessel to force it to stop," states Captain Pottengal Mukundan from the International Maritime Bureau. But the biggest fear is of a terrorist attack. "This is a relatively narrow passageway which provides certain operational advantages to the attackers," explains security analyst Brian Jenkins. Mukundan agrees: "You could have a major maritime terrorist incident." The attacks on the USS Cole and The Limburg demonstrate just how vulnerable even warships are to attacks. Analysing the nature of the maritime threat has become a growing industry. But it's not just security analysts taking the threat seriously. Earlier this year, the US suggested sending the marines to patrol the Malacca Strait. The threat was enough to galvanise the Indonesian, Malay and Singaporean navies into action. They're now jointly patrolling the Straits. But whether this will be enough to deter terrorists remains to be seen. Produced by SBS/Dateline Distributed by Journeyman Pictures
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Security stepped up in Singapore's shipping lanes
Security stepped up in Singapore's shipping lanes
Defence officials in Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore have increased sea and air patrols in the Straits of Malacca, after Singapore authorities warned that attacks were being planned in the area's shipping lanes. The latest threat was said to target an oil tanker, but few details have been given. The Malacca Strait is one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world. Half the world's oil is transported through it and hundreds of vessels pass through every day. The shipping route is highly vulnerable, as a bottleneck of just 2.7km leaves little room for ships to manoeuvre or gather speed. According to security analysts, the region is well-placed to detect and deter any threat, but doubts remain over whether maritime authorities would be able to thwart an attack without air and land support. Al Jazeera's Laura Kyle reports from Singapore (09 Mar 2010).
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Poco-Poco (Indonesia) - WMU International Day 2011 [HD]
Poco-Poco (Indonesia) - WMU International Day 2011 [HD]
Poco-poco performance from Indonesian Students at World Maritime University International Day 2011. Special credit goes to Simon Holmbring for recording this.
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UWO Final Maritime
UWO Final Maritime
This is my UWO Final Maritime (that needs to sink 20 graduation exam ships) All of us are from Nusantara and yes, I am not a maritime, I am a trader taking a maritime school therefore I don't do much role in the battle. But special thanks to my fellow company members of Nusantara that helped me through my maritime school final exam. MotionApe - Admiral & Spectator Aetheria - The one who launch the first shot Nekomander - Nusantara Melee Expert CaptainBuyud - Who also taking the maritime final exam winnex - The biggest ship among us and ended the battle with his last shot
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Video Hometowner -- Able Seaman Cook Kate Svanfelds
Video Hometowner -- Able Seaman Cook Kate Svanfelds
Royal Australian Navy Armidale-class patrol boat HMAS Ararat and a Royal Australian Air Force AP--3C Orion join forces with the Indonesian Navy ships KRI Sultan Nuku and KRI Sura to conduct the second Australia--Indonesia Coordinated Patrol (AUSINDO CORPAT) in the waters between Australia and Indonesia from 15--28 April 2011. Targeting the exploitation of natural resources, specifically illegal fishing, the coordinated patrol is building greater maritime security cooperation between the Australian and Indonesian defence forces along the two country's shared maritime boundaries. The coordinated patrol is being conducted under the umbrella of Operation Resolute, the Australian Defence Force contribution to the whole-of-government commitment to protect Australia's borders and offshore maritime interests. Operation Resolute began on 17 July 2006 and is commanded by Border Protection Command (BPC), which is responsible for operational coordination and control of both civil and military maritime enforcement activities within the area of operation.
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India & ASEAN: Indonesia
India & ASEAN: Indonesia
Indonesia is one of the fast growing countries in South East Asia. Both the countries have been partners in many projects, among the most significant being the hydrographic survey. Maritime trade that many ancient Indian empires shared with Indonesia has influenced the latter culturally. Hindu temples are one evident example. Art in Indonesia is also greatly influenced by Indian mythology. Ramayana is widely performed, and is one of the popular stories for Wayang, the shadow puppet shows. Although the largest Muslim country in the world, the religious tolerance of Indonesia is the prime reason for the preservation of art and architecture that has come down from Hindu, Christian and Buddhist faiths.
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Australia / Indonesia: Afghan Asylum Seekers Protest Being Picked Up By Indonesian Authorities
Australia / Indonesia: Afghan Asylum Seekers Protest Being Picked Up By Indonesian Authorities
MERAK, Indonesia: Around 120 asylum seekers demanded on Tuesday that Indonesia provide a vessel to allow them to continue to Australia, refusing to leave a tanker that rescued them at sea, an official said. The tanker sailing from Australia to Singapore picked up the asylum seekers, all men and mostly Afghans and some Iranians, in Indonesian waters on Sunday. "Until now, the asylum seekers are still refusing to get off the tanker before their requests are fulfilled," said Yanuar, an immigration official in Indonesia's Cilegon city, where the boat is docked at the port of Merak. "They requested that Indonesia facilitate their journey to Australia, and provide a vessel to get there," said the official, who goes by one name. "We gave them food last night (Monday), but we haven't assessed their health condition yet," said Banten province maritime police chief Budi Hermawan. The Singapore-flagged MT Hermia rescued the asylum seekers from a sinking wooden vessel in the Sunda Strait, between Java and Sumatra islands, and took them to Merak. Some of the men cried and screamed hysterically on Monday as Indonesian police and immigration officials boarded the tanker and tried to pull some off the vessel. Some of the men said on Monday they would refuse to disembark unless they were granted asylum in Australia. In 2009, more than 200 Sri Lankan Tamil asylum seekers refused to get off a boat docked at Merak in a six-month standoff with Indonesian authorities, demanding to go to <b>...</b>
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China and Indonesia sign Bilateral Agreements to Boost Economic Ties
China and Indonesia sign Bilateral Agreements to Boost Economic Ties
For more news and videos visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛ on.fb.me The president of Indonesia is visiting Beijing to further national relations with the Chinese regime. China is currently Indonesia's second largest trading partner, second only to Japan. The heads of state also plan to cooperate on drug trafficking, tourism, and maritime relations. Here's more. On Friday (March 23) the President of Indonesia Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono met with Chinese President Hu Jintao in Beijing. President Yudhoyono went to Beijing to strengthen economic ties and increase cooperation with the Chinese regime. China is currently Indonesia's second largest trading partner after Japan, and trade between the two countries is only increasing. The heads of state signed six memorandums, creating an estimated $17.4-billion in trade between the two countries. The documents also dealt with drug trafficking, sea agreements, a new weather station, and tourism between the two countries. Beijing is but one stop on President Yudhoyono's tour through Asia. He leaves for Hong Kong on Saturday and then heads to Seoul on Sunday.
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Indonesia's Geographic Challenge
Indonesia's Geographic Challenge
Stratfor explains why the distance between Indonesia's myriad islands is the nation's primary geographic challenge. For more, visit: www.stratfor.com
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Chemoil strong presence in retail shipping sales.
Chemoil strong presence in retail shipping sales.
Reflecting Chemoils continued strong presence in retail shipping sales, fuel deliveries rose by five percent to four million tonnes for the fourth quarter of 2009 compared with 3.8 million tonnes for the fourth quarter of 2008. Profits of Malaysias leading chemical and LNG tanker operator, MISC, fell 31.8 percent in the third quarter 2009 to end at $47.5million after the company tabulated results at end December. Indonesia has again reprimanded palm oil firms for failing to comply with environmental standards laid down under the compliance instrument of the Environmental Performance Rating Program for more maritime updates and videos do log on to waves.marinebiztv.com
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President Obama Speaks After Bilateral Meeting with President Yudhoyono of Indonesia
President Obama Speaks After Bilateral Meeting with President Yudhoyono of Indonesia
President Obama discusses the deepening relationship between the United States and Indonesia. November 18, 2011.
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Pakistan Maritime Counter-terrorism demonstration
Pakistan Maritime Counter-terrorism demonstration
Naval commandos in Karachi demonstrated their skills during 'Peace-11 Exercises'. Peace-11 Exercises were held to array against terrorism, human trafficking and piracy. As many as 39 countries are participating in the exercises. The Pakistan Navy commandos took part in sea-to-land drills and demonstrated their skills in martial arts and par trooping. Pak Navy's speed boats, steamers, assault boats and helicopters also took part in the exercises. Eleven countries, United States, United Kingdom, China, France, Australia, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Indonesia and Malaysia sent their ships and special marines' forces for participation. Twenty-eight countries, including Russia, UAE, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman, South Korea and Netherlands sent their delegations to participate in the exercise as observers.
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ASEAN Meeting Ends in Indonesia
ASEAN Meeting Ends in Indonesia
For more news visit ☛english.ntdtv.com Association of South East Asia Nations meeting concludes in Indonesia... with members calling for a greater role for the organization in providing stability to the region. They also aimed to improve economic growth through a sense a regional community. A meeting of the Association of South East Asian Nations (or ASEAN) ended on Monday in Indonesia, with calls for the organization to provide stability in the region. The group held talks in between tropical downpours at an exclusive beach resort on Lombok Island. Talks aimed to further economic growth by lowering border tariffs, improving transport links and fostering a sense of regional community. [Marty Natelgawa, Indonesian Foreign Minister] "We are not in a negative state but the work ahead of us is quite daunting, I think we only have another four years only before the community supposed to be in realization." ASEAN is aiming to build an economic community by 2015 that would encompass around 500 million people and some of the world's fastest growing economies. In terms of regional security, Indonesia's Foreign Minister, Marty Natalegawa said the group could play a bigger role in defusing tensions in the region. [Marty Natelgawa, Indonesian Foreign Minister]: "We don't wish to see these fault lines extrapolated, projected to the entire region and therefore ASEAN must come up with the vision, with the ideas how to ensure the East Asia region to an area of stability, area of peace <b>...</b>
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Malaysia Terus Saja Berulah
Malaysia Terus Saja Berulah
Arrests at Sea Raise Tensions With Malaysia Nurfika Osman | August 16, 2010 Tensions between Malaysia and Indonesia are heating up again following the arrest of three Indonesian maritime officers over an apparent border dispute. The three officers were in Bintan waters off Riau Islands when they were arrested on Friday night by the Malaysian Marine Operations Force, according to Aji Sularso, the director general of supervision at the Indonesian Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries. He said the officers were arrested shortly after detaining seven Malaysian fishermen who were part of a group aboard five boats illegally fishing in Indonesian waters. "Malaysia said that it was their territory, but they are our waters," Aji insisted on Sunday. The three had been part of a five-strong patrol team when they encountered the fishermen. Two officers took seven of the fishermen to Sekupang, Batam, while three boarded the fishing boats, where they were arrested. Malaysian state news agency Bernama has reported that the incident took place in Kota Tinggi waters, off the southeastern coast of Johor state. "The incident occurred about 9:30 pm when the 15 fishermen, between the ages of 23 and 63, were four nautical miles south-east of Tanjung Punggai [in Johor] before they were approached by an Indonesian fisheries enforcement boat and detained," Kota Tinggi Police Supt. Osman Muhammad Sebot was quoted as saying. Initial reports also said the Malaysians fired at the Indonesian <b>...</b>
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Tsunami warning in Kerala
Tsunami warning in Kerala
The government issued a tsunami warning following an earthquake in Sumatra (Indonesia) on Sunday afternoon. Fisheries Minister S. Sarma said in an official release that sea level could rise. So, fishermen should not venture out into the sea and those living on the coast should keep vigil. for more info visit www.ash.marinebiztv.com
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Indonesia - Southeast Asia
Indonesia - Southeast Asia
Indonesia (pronounced /ˌɪndoʊˈniːziə/ or /ˌɪndəˈniːʒə/ ( listen)), officially the Republic of Indonesia (Indonesian: Republik Indonesia), is a country in Southeast Asia and Oceania. Indonesia comprises 17508 islands. With a population of around 238 million people, it is the world's fourth most populous country, and has the world's largest population of Muslims. Indonesia is a republic, with an elected legislature and president. The nation's capital city is Jakarta. The country shares land borders with Papua New Guinea, East Timor, and Malaysia. Other neighboring countries include Singapore, Philippines, Australia, and the Indian territory of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Indonesia is a founding member of ASEAN and a member of the G-20 major economies. ▬▬▬▬▬▬๑ஜ۩۞۩ஜ๑▬▬▬▬▬▬● ➪ ➪ ➪ And here are some of the uniqueness of the Republic of Indonesia. 1. Republic of Indonesia is the world's largest archipelagic country consisting of 17504 islands (including 9634 islands and 6000 unnamed islands are uninhabited). 2. Indonesia is the third largest democracy in the world. 3. In Indonesia there are 3 of the 6 largest island in the world, namely: Borneo (the third largest island in the world amply 539 460 km2), Sumatra (473606 km2) and Papua (421981 km2). 4. Indonesia is the largest maritime countries in the world with waters covering an area of 93 thousand km2 and the length of the coast about 81 thousand km2, or almost 25% of long beaches in the world. 5. Java <b>...</b>
































