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WIRA-SEPOK2019WEEB.Pdf IMPLEMENTASI ADMM PLUS EXPERT WORKING PENERAPAN TEKNOLOGI SOUND GROUP ON PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM (SOSUS) EDISI SEPTEMBER-OKTOBER 2019 VOLUME 5 / NOMOR 2019 VOLUME EDISI SEPTEMBER-OKTOBER (EWG ON PKO) DAN HUMANITARIAN MINE UNTUK MENINGKATKAN PENGAWASAN ACTION FIELD TRAINING EXERCISE (EWG ON TERHADAP KAPAL SELAM ASING DALAM HMA FTX) SEBAGAI INSTRUMEN DIPLOMASI RANGKA MEWUJUDKAN PERTAHANAN PERTAHANAN NEGARA YANG TANGGUH WAJAH BARU TAMPUK KEPEMIMPINAN PENGELOLAAN SUMBER DAYA DAN SARANA KEMENTERIAN PERTAHANAN RI PRASARANA NASIONAL GUNA MENDUKUNG PERIODE 2019-2024 PERTAHANAN NEGARA www.kemhan.go.id Kementerian Pertahanan Republik Indonesia EDISI SEPTEMBER-OKTOBER 2019 VOLUME 5/ NOMOR 5 1 @Kemhan_RI @kemhanri @kemhan RI INDONESIA Sumber foto : Istana Presiden : Istana foto Sumber EDISI SEPETEMBER_OKTOBER 2019 2 VOLUME 5/ NOMOR 5 Serambi Redaksi DEWAN REDAKSI Pelindung/Penasihat: Para pembaca yang budiman, Menteri Pertahanan Kami kembali menyapa para pembaca WIRA melalui Edisi bulan Letjend TNI (Purn) September-Oktober 2019 Volume V Nomor 5. H. Prabowo Subianto Dalam edisi ini tim redaksi akan mengetengahkan beberapa artikel, Sekjen Kemhan Laksdya TNI diantaranya : Wajah Baru Tampuk Kepemimpinan Kementerian Pertahanan Agus Setiadji, S.AP, M.A RI Periode 2019-2024; Implementasi ADMM Plus Expert Working Group on Peacekeeping Operations (EWG on PKO) dan Humanitarian Mine Action Pemimpin Umum: Field Training Exercise (EWG on HMA FTX) sebagai Instrumen Diplomasi Karo Humas Setjen Kemhan Pertahanan; Penerapan Teknologi Sound Surveillance System (Sosus) untuk Brigjen TNI Meningkatkan Pengawasan Terhadap Kapal Selam Asing dalam Rangka Totok Sugiharto, S. Sos. Mewujudkan Pertahanan Negara yang Tangguh; Pengelolaan Sumber Daya Pemimpin Redaksi: Dan Sarana Prasarana Nasional Guna Mendukung Pertahanan Negara. Kabag Infopubliktaka Biro Humas Untuk memperkaya artikel majalah WIRA ini, kami senantiasa Kol Laut (P) Hadi Prayitno mengharapkan partisipasi pembaca untuk mengirimkan tulisan, baik berupa artikel, opini, informasi, tanggapan ataupun kritik dan saran, melalui Redaksi: email [email protected]. Majalah WIRA juga dapat diakses dalam M. Adi Wibowo , M.Si. jaringan online di laman www.kemhan.go.id. Kapten Cku Lindu Baliyanto Desain Grafis: Tim Redaksi Imam Rosyadi Mandiri Triyadi, S.Sos. Foto: EDISI SEPTEMBER-OKTOBER 2019 Fotografer Biro Humas Vol. V / No. 5 Percetakan & Distribusi: Nadia Maretti, M.M. Diterbitkan oleh: Biro Humas Setjen Kemhan Jln. Merdeka Barat No. 13-14, Jakarta Telp. 021-3829151, Fax. 3452457 EDISI SEPTEMBER-OKTOBER 2019 VOLUME 5/ NOMOR 5 3 Daftar Isi ARTIKEL WAJAH BARU TAMPUK KEPEMIMPINAN KEMENTERIAN PERTAHANAN RI 5/ PERIODE 2019-2024 Saat upacara penyambutan jajar kehormatan berakhir, saat itupun Menhan Prabowo Subianto yang di ikuti beberapa pejabat Kemhan menuju Gedung AH. Nasution guna melangsungkan rangkaian Serah Terima Jabatan (Sertijab). Sertijab dilaksanakan secara resmi, khidmat dan hangat melalui penandatangan dan penyerahan Memorandum Pelaksanaan Tugas Menteri Pertahanan yang dilakukan oleh Ryamizard Ryacudu selaku Menhan pada Periode Kabinet Kerja Masa Bakti 2014-2019 kepada Prabowo Subianto selaku Menhan pada Periode Kabinet Indonesia Maju masa bakti 2019-2024. IMPLEMENTASI ADMM PLUS EXPERT WORKING GROUP 13/ ON PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS (EWG ON PKO) DAN HUMANITARIAN MINE ACTION FIELD TRAINING EXERCISE (EWG ON HMA FTX) SEBAGAI INSTRUMEN DIPLOMASI PERTAHANAN PENERAPAN TEKNOLOGI SOUND SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM 20/ (SOSUS) UNTUK MENINGKATKAN PENGAWASAN TERHADAP KAPAL SELAM ASING DALAM RANGKA MEWUJUDKAN PERTAHANAN NEGARA YANG TANGGUH PENGELOLAAN SUMBER DAYA DAN SARANA PRASARANA 26/ NASIONAL GUNA MENDUKUNG PERTAHANAN NEGARA BERITA PERTAHANAN KEMHAN WUJUDKAN STANDAR KUALITAS DAN 38/ PROFESIONALITAS APN HUT KE -74 TNI, MENHAN BERHARAP TNI SEMAKIN MAJU 39/ DAN KUAT SEBAGAI PENGAWAL NKRI 40/ KEMHAN MENGADAKAN ACARA FORUM KONSULTASI PUBLIK SEKJEN KEMHAN MENERIMA PENYERAHAN 10 UNIT MOBIL 41/ DARI ESEMKA PERTEMUAN SEKJEN KEMHAN RI–AS BAHAS KERJASAMA 42/ INDUSTRI PERTAHANAN EDISI SEPETEMBER_OKTOBER 2019 4 VOLUME 5/ NOMOR 5 ARTIKEL WAJAH BARU TAMPUK KEPEMIMPINAN KEMENTERIAN PERTAHANAN RI PERIODE 2019-2024 Oleh: Muhammad. Adi. Wibowo, M.Si Kasubbag Penerbitan dan Promosi Bagian Infopubliktaka Biro Humas Setjen Kemhan Sumber foto : Biro Humas Setjen Kemhan EDISI SEPTEMBER-OKTOBER 2019 VOLUME 5/ NOMOR 5 5 Dinamika pemerintahan Presiden kabinet sebelumnya. Beberapa hari 23 Oktober 2010. Beberapa daftar Joko Widodo di akhir Tahun 2019 sebelum acara pelantikan Presiden nama termasuk didalamnya Bapak telah masuki babak baru. Gambaran dan Wakil Presiden dilaksanakan, H. Prabowo Subianto ikut dipanggil dinamika tersebut diawali proses tepatnya tanggal 18 oktober 2019, Presiden Jokowi untuk berkunjung upacara pelantikan Presiden Joko Presiden Jokowi secara khusus ke Istana Negara. Widodo dan Wakil Presiden Ma’ruf menggelar acara perpisahan dengan Amin sebagai pemenang Pemilu Wakil Presiden Jusuf Kalla (JK) dan Dengan menggunakan kemeja Presiden untuk periode Tahun para menteri termasuk Jenderal panjang putih H. Prabowo Subianto D2019-2024, yang dilaksanakan TNI (Purn) Ryamizard Ryacudu yang mendatangi kompleks Istana pada tangggal 20 Oktober 2019 masih menjabat sebagai Menteri memenuhi panggilan Presiden Joko di Gedung MPR/DPR RI, Senayan, Pertahanan yang sudah lima tahun Widodo. Usai bertemu dengan Jakarta. bekerja bersama-sama. Dengan Presiden Jokowi, H. Prabowo dibalut suasana santai dan hangat Subianto mengaku telah ditawarkan Pelantikan Presiden dan Wakil Wakil Presiden JK, seluruh menteri untuk menduduki salah satu jabatan Presiden Indonesia untuk masa dan pimpinan lembaga negara menteri di Kabinet Jokowi Jilid 2, selanjutnya ini seakan menjadi berkumpul pada akhir periode khususnya di bidang pertahanan. pusat perhatian dan sorotan banyak kepemimpinan Jokowi pada Jilid I ini. Bapak Prabowo juga menanggapi lapisan masyarakat nasional hingga tawaran dari Presiden dengan positif. internasional. Beberapa pemimpin Pada momen yang tak terlupakan Selain itu beliau juga mengaku siap negara serta para tamu penting tersebut Jokowi mengucapkan membantu di dalam pemerintahan dalam negeri turut menghadiri acara terimakasih kepada Wapres JK dan pada periode tahun 2019-2024 pelantikan yang bersejarah tersebut. para menteri atas semua kerja keras (www.kompas.com/2019/10/22) . Salah satu diantaranya Perdana selama lima tahun pemerintahan Menteri Malaysia Y.M. Mahathir yang dipimpinnya. Selain itu para Beberapa hari setelah Mohamad, Sultan Brunei Darussalam menteri yang tergabung dalam pemanggilan nama-nama calon Y.M. Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah, PM Kabinet Kerja juga mengisi acara menteri didalam Kabinet Kerja, Singapura Y.M. Lee Hsien Loong, tersebut dengan saling mengucapkan akhirnya tepat tanggal 23 Oktober Perdana Menteri Australia Y.M. Scott salam perpisahan. Bahkan beberapa 2019 Presiden Joko Widodo Morrison, Wakil Presiden Republik diantaranya banyak meninggalkan resmi melantik 34 Menteri Negara Rakyat Tiongkok Y.M. Wang Qishan, pesan-pesan terutama bagi para Kabinet Indonesia Maju Periode Wapres Republik Uni Myanmar Y.M. pegawai yang mereka tinggalkan. 2019-2024 di Istana Negara. Henry Van Thio, Wapres Republik Dengan adanya acara perpisahan Acara pelantikan dimulai dengan Sosialis Viet Nam, ĐĐng ThĐ NgĐc tersebut maka menandakan bahwa pembacaan keputusan-keputusan ThĐnh, serta utusan khusus negara Pemerintahan Joko Widodo-Jusuf Presiden yang dibacakan oleh lainnya. Kalla resmi berakhir, begitu pula Deputi Bidang Administrasi Aparatur dengan Kabinet Kerja Jilid I. Kementerian Sekretariat Negara. Selain dari beberapa negara Selanjutnya acara di teruskan sahabat, seremoni hajatan negara Pemanggilan Nama-Nama Calon dengan pembacaan daftar nama- lima tahunan juga dihadiri oleh Menteri Hingga Pelantikan nama Menteri serta pejabat negara tamu undangan VVIP dan VIP dari lain yang akan dilantik. Pelantikan 34 dalam negeri, diantaranya Presiden Sehari setelah Joko Widodo- Menteri Negara Kabinet Indonesia kelima RI dan merupakan Presiden Ma’aruf Amin secara resmi dilantik Maju ini sesuai dengan Keputusan perempuan pertama di Indonesia, menjadi Presiden dan Wakil Presiden (Keppres) Nomor 113/P Ibu Megawati Soekarnoputri, Presiden Indonesia periode Tahun Tahun 2019. Presiden keenam RI Susilo Bambang 2019-2024, maka, Presiden mulai Yudhoyono, Panglima TNI Marsekal memanggil nama-nama calon Setelah pembacaan daftar Hadi Tjahjanto, eks Ketua DPR Akbar para menteri di Kabinet barunya. susunan kabinet, prosesi yang Tandjung, dan Ketum Partai Nasdem Rencananya Jokowi akan melantik sangat resmi itupun dilanjutkan Surya Paloh serta menteri-menteri para menteri pada Hari Rabu Tanggal dengan pembacaan sumpah jabatan EDISI SEPETEMBER_OKTOBER 2019 6 VOLUME 5/ NOMOR 5 yang dipandu langsung oleh Presiden Jokowi. H. Prabowo Subianto dengan penggunaan APBN yang fokus, mengenakan setelan Jas hitam berdasi merah dan memakai Peci hitam ikut dan terarah” tegas Presiden Joko berdiri diantara 33 Menteri lainnya mengucapkan sumpah jabatan sebagai Widodo.(https://setneg.go.id/). Menteri Pertahanan Republik Indonesia. Kemudian Presiden Jokowi dan Wakil Presiden Ma’ruf Amin memberikan ucapan selamat kepada para Moment Perpisahan Dengan menteri yang telah terpilih dengan diiringi lagu-lagu wajib nasional. Seluruh Pegawai Kemhan Pada sesi terakhir acara pelantikan, Presiden dan Wakil Presiden tidak Sementara itu ditempat terpisah, melupakan untuk melakukan foto bersama dengan para menterinya yang di Kantor Kementerian Pertahanan baru di Halaman Istana
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