Profil Satuan Tempur Penjaga Ibu Kota Nusantara || Profil Satuan Tempur di Pulau Kalimantan

Combat Unit Profile on the Island of Kalimantan Profile of the Combat Unit Guarding the Indonesian Capital Profile of the 600th Modang Infantry Battalion Profile of the 613th/Raja Alam Infantry Battalion Profile of the 614th/Raja Pandita Infantry Battalion The 600th Modang Infantry Battalion. The 600th Modang Infantry Battalion is a Raider-qualified combat unit under the 6th Mulawarman Military Command. Formed on September 1, 1959, the 600th Modang Infantry Battalion is headquartered in Balikpapan, East Kalimantan. This unit is part of one of the battalions relied upon by the 6th Mulawarman Military Command in its role as a defense and security tool in the Kalimantan region, in particular, and the Indonesian capital. Tactically, operationally, and administratively, the 600th/Modang Raider Infantry Battalion is directly under the control of the Commander of the VI/Mulawarman Military Command. Based on the Commander of the VI/Tanjungpura Military Command's Order No. Sprin/498/III/1986 dated March 21, 1986, the status of the 612/Modang Infantry Battalion changed from being under the command of the 091/ASN Military Command to being an Independent Battalion (BS), with command and control directly under the Commander of the VI/Tanjungpura Military Command, effective April 1, 1986. The 600/Modang Infantry Battalion's motto is "Never give up until the last drop of blood." The current battalion commander is Major of Infantry Karuniawan Hanif Arridho. The 613/Raja Alam Infantry Battalion is a raider-qualified unit under the command of the 24th Bulungan Cakti Brigade. Formed on June 3, 1978, Yonif 613/Raja Alam is headquartered in Tarakan City, North Kalimantan. The Yonif's name is taken from the first king of the Sambaliung Sultanate, Raja Alam, who fought against the Dutch. The President of the Republic of Indonesia decreed through Decree No. 007/TK/1999 dated August 13, 1999, the awarding of the honorary medal "Star of Service to the Nation" to Raja Alam. On January 15, 2016, 650 Soldiers of 613/Raja Alam participated in three months of "Raider" qualification training at the Special Forces Education and Training Center in Batujajar, Bandung, West Java. The soldiers of Yonif 613/Raja Alam, aboard the KRI Banda Aceh with a hull of 503, were seen off by the Commander of the VI/Mulawarman Military Command, Brigadier General George Elnandus Supit. And on April 13, 2016, 650 soldiers of the 613th/Raja Alam Infantry Battalion officially received their Raider brivets and airmobiles. Furthermore, the Army Chief of Staff also announced that the 613th/Raja Alam Infantry Battalion is now officially a Raider unit, with the name Yonif Raider 613/Raja Alam. Based on the Army Chief of Staff's Decree dated August 28, 2023, concerning the restructuring of Indonesian Army units and the VI/Mulawarman Regional Military Commander's Order No. Sprin/1541/IX/2023 dated September 22, 2023, concerning the implementation of unit name changes within the VI/Mulawarman Regional Military Command, this includes the 613th/Raja Alam Raider Infantry Battalion. In light of the above, the 613th Infantry Battalion/Raja Alam has held a ceremony to officially change the unit's name from the 613th Raider Infantry Battalion/Raja Alam to the 613th Infantry Battalion/Raja Alam. The 613th Infantry Battalion/Raja Alam has the motto "Faithful and Never Surrender in Battle." The current commander is Lieutenant Colonel Alim Saadi. The 614th Infantry Battalion/Raja Pandita. The 614th Infantry Battalion/Raja Pandita is a combat unit under the 24th Brigade/Bulungan Cakti. It was formed on August 9, 2008. The 614th Infantry Battalion/Raja Pandita is headquartered in Belayan, Malinau, North Kalimantan. The formation of this battalion was intended to address and mitigate potential threats to sovereignty on the border. This battalion will gradually be staffed with 1,039 personnel, making it the largest battalion in the VI/Mulawarman Military Command (Kodam VI/Mulawarman), divided into several companies. The formation of the 614/Raja Pandita Battalion is closely tied to the loss of Sipadan and Ligitan Islands. Before falling to Malaysia, Sipadan and Ligitan Islands were the outermost islands within the sovereign territory of the Republic of Indonesia. The dispute over Sipadan and Ligitan Islands arose in 1969 when the Indonesia-Malaysia Continental Shelf Technical Team discussed the seabed boundaries between the two countries. Both Sipadan and Ligitan Islands were listed on Malaysian maps as part of the Republic of Indonesia, despite their absence on the maps attached to Government Regulation in Lieu of Law (Perpu) No. 4/1960, which serves as the working guidelines for the Indonesian Technical Team. The 614/Raja Pandita Battalion's mascot is the Hornbill and the Mandau. The current commander is Major Infantry Ardiansyah. Yonif 614/Raja Pandita has 7 companies. ==================================================================================== Watch other videos K...