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Rapat Pimpinan (Rapim) Kementerian Pertahanan Tahun 2019 Edisi Januari-Februari2019 - Volume 1 /Nomor RAPAT PIMPINAN (RAPIM) KEMENTERIAN PERTAHANAN TAHUN 2019 EDISI JANUARI-FEBRUARI2019 - VOLUME 1 /NOMOR VOLUME - JANUARI-FEBRUARI2019 EDISI KEBIJAKAN PERTAHANAN KERJA SAMA PERTAHANAN BELA NEGARA MASYARAKAT NEGARA 2019 OUR EYES : MENGHADAPI DESA DI INDONESIA RADIKALISME DAN TERORISME DI SUB-KAWASAN ASIA TENGGARA www.kemhan.go.id Kementerian Pertahnan Republik Indonesia EDISI JANUARI-FEBRUARI 2019 VOLUME 1/ NOMOR 1 1 @Kemhan_RI @kemhanri @kemhan RI INDONESIA EDISI JANUARI-FEBRUARI 2019 2 VOLUME 1/ NOMOR 1 Serambi Redaksi DEWAN REDAKSI Pelindung/Penasihat: Para pembaca yang budiman, Menteri Pertahanan Ditahun 2019 kami kembali menyapa para pembaca WIRA melalui Edisi Jenderal TNI (Purn) Ryamizard Pertama bulan Januari-Februari 2019. Edisi perdana WIRA Volume I tahun Ryacudu 2019 ini menampilkan design dan logo WIRA yang baru dan lebih menarik. Sekjen Kemhan Laksda TNI Agus Setiadji, S.AP. Selain itu dalam edisi ini tim redaksi juga mengetengahkan laporan utama tentang Rapim Kemhan Tahun 2019 dan Kebijakan Pertahanan Pemimpin Umum: Negara Tahun 2019, beberapa artikel dan berita kegiatan pimpinan Kemhan, diantaranya : Kerja sama Pertahanan OUR EYES : Menghadapi Kapuskom Publik Kemhan Brigjen TNI Totok Sugiharto, S. Sos. Radikalisme dan Terorisme di Sub-Kawasan Asia Tenggara; Bela Negara Masyarakat Desa di Indonesia; serta beberapa Berita Pertahanan. Pemimpin Redaksi: Untuk memperkaya artikel majalah WIRA ini, kami senantiasa Kabid Kermainfo Puskompublik mengharapkan partisipasi pembaca untuk mengirimkan tulisan, baik Kol Laut (P) Hadi Prayitno berupa artikel, opini, informasi, tanggapan ataupun kritik dan saran, melalui Redaksi: email [email protected]. Majalah WIRA juga dapat diakses dalam jaringan online di laman www.kemhan.go.id. M. Adi Wibowo , M.Si. Kapten Cku Lindu Baliyanto Desain Grafis: Tim Redaksi Imam Rosyadi Mandiri Triyadi, S.Sos. Foto: Fotografer Puskom Publik Kemhan EDISI JANUARI-FEBRUARI 2019 Percetakan & Distribusi: Vol.1/ No.1 Nadia Maretti, S.Kom, M.M. Diterbitkan oleh: Puskom Publik Kemhan Jln. Merdeka Barat No. 13-14, Jakarta Telp. 021-3829151, Fax. 3452457 EDISI JANUARI-FEBRUARI 2019 VOLUME 1/ NOMOR 1 3 Daftar Isi LAPORAN UTAMA 5/ RAPAT PIMPINAN (RAPIM) KEMENTERIAN PERTAHANAN TAHUN 2019 Mengawali tahun 2019 Kementerian Pertahanan (Kemhan) menyelenggarakan kegiatan Rapat Pimpinan (Rapim) Kemhan Tahun 2019 di Kantor Pusat Kemhan, Jakarta. Rapim Kemhan Tahun 2019 yang diselenggarakan di akhir periode Pemerintahan Jokowi- JK merupakan momen penting untuk dijadikan langkah strategis dalam mengevaluasi pelaksanaan program kerja Tahun Anggaran 2018, serta menelaah prospek keberhasilan yang akan di laksanakan pada program kerja Tahun Anggaran 2019”. 10/ KEBIJAKAN PERTAHANAN PERTAHANAN NEGARA TAHUN 2019 ARTIKEL KERJA SAMA PERTAHANAN OUR EYES : MENGHADAPI RADIKALISME DAN TERORISME 15/ DI SUB-KAWASAN ASIA TENGGARA 26/ BELA NEGARA MASYARAKAT DESA DI INDONESIA BERITA PERTAHANAN MENGAWALI TAHUN 2019, MENHAN BERIKAN MENHAN : PEMILU 2019, WASPADAI STABILITAS 34/ ARAHAN PEGAWAI KEMHAN UNTUK BEKERJA 38/ KEAMANAN NASIONAL LEBIH BAIK LAGI UNTUK CAPAI OPINI WTP, SEKJEN KEMHAN MENHAN COFFEE MORNING DENGAN ATASE 35/ TEKANKAN JAJARAN KEMHAN LEBIH CERMAT 39/ PERTAHANAN NEGARA SAHABAT DAN TELITI KELOLA ANGGARAN MENHAN : KEMHAN SIAP SONGSONG SEKJEN : RAPIM UO KEMHAN DIHARAPKAN JADI 36/ TUGAS 2019, TINGKATKAN KINERJA SEKTOR 41/ FORUM EVALUASI PROGRAM DAN ANGGARAN PERTAHANAN EDISI JANUARI-FEBRUARI 2019 4 VOLUME 1/ NOMOR 1 LAPORAN UTAMA RAPAT PIMPINAN (RAPIM) KEMENTERIAN PERTAHANAN TAHUN 2019 Oleh: Tim Redaksi Mengawali tahun 2019 Tahun 2019 yang diselenggarakan Kementerian Pertahanan (Kemhan) selama 2 hari tanggal 15 sampai menyelenggarakan kegiatan Rapat dengan 16 Januari 2019 mengangkat “Pertahanan Negara Pimpinan (Rapim) Kemhan Tahun tema “Pertahanan Negara Yang 2019 di Kantor Pusat Kemhan, Jakarta. Tangguh Untuk Menjaga Kedaulatan Yang Tangguh Untuk Rapim Kemhan Tahun 2019 yang dan Keutuhan Wilayah NKRI Serta Menjaga Kedaulatan diselenggarakan di akhir periode Keselamatan Bangsa”. Pemerintahan Jokowi-JK merupakan dan Keutuhan momen penting untuk dijadikan Pada pembukaan hari pertama langkah strategis dalam mengevaluasi Rapim, Sekretaris Jenderal Kemhan, Wilayah NKRI Serta Mpelaksanaan program kerja Tahun Marsdya TNI Hadiyan Sumintaadmadja Keselamatan Bangsa”. Anggaran 2018, serta menelaah menyampaikan kepada seluruh prospek keberhasilan yang akan di Satker UO Kemhan untuk dapat laksanakan pada program kerja Tahun menunjukkan kinerja yang telah Anggaran 2019. Rapim Kemhan dilaksanakan selama 4 tahun terakhir, EDISI JANUARI-FEBRUARI 2019 VOLUME 1/ NOMOR 1 5 dan bagaimana proyeksinya di tahun Kebijakan Umum Pertahanan Negara bagian dari sebuah sub-sistem 2019. Hal ini untuk memastikan Tahun 2015-2019 yang memiliki 5 Pertahanan Negara, untuk mencapai bahwa semua kebijakan yang telah tujuan strategisnya menjadi panduan tujuan strategis dari Kebijakan Umum dicanangkan pada periode ini dapat semua pihak yang ada dilingkungan Pertahanan Negara Tahun 2015-2019. terlaksana dengan baik. Kemhan/TNI dalam merencanakan Untuk itu, setiap Satker, diminta untuk dan melaksanakan Program Kerja. selalu merujuk kepada Jakumhanneg, Selain itu Sekjen Kemhan berharap Adapun lima tujuan strategis tersebut dan memastikan bahwa tugas pada kesempatan hari pertama Rapim yaitu Mewujudkan pertahanan negara fungsinya telah dilaksanakan dalam digunakan Satker Unit Organisasi (UO) yang mampu menghadapi ancaman; upaya mencapai tujuan strategis Kemhan untuk memaparkan capaian- Mewujudkan pertahanan negara Jakumhanneg. capaian utama beserta evaluasinya yang mampu menangani keamanan serta dikaitkan dengan tujuan wilayah maritim, keamanan wilayah Sementara itu di hari kedua Rapim strategis yang tercantum dalam daratan dan keamanan wilayah Kemhan Tahun 2019 yang langsung di Kebijakan Umum Pertahanan Negara dirgantara; Mewujudkan pertahanan buka dan dipimpin Menteri Pertahanan (Jakumhanneg) Tahun 2015-2019. negara yang mampu berperan Ryamizard Ryacudu disampaikan Dari rangkaian paparan seluruh Satker dalam menciptakan perdamaian Refleksi Program Kerja Kemhan Tahun UO Kemhan tersebut maka nantinya dunia berdasarkan politik bebas aktif; 2018 dan Proyeksi Program Kerja dapat ditarik benang merah dan Mewujudkan industri pertahanan yang Kemhan Tahun 2019 oleh Sekjen refleksi sejauh mana tujuan strategis kuat, mandiri dan berdaya saing; dan Kemhan, dan Refleksi Program Kerja Kementerian Pertahanan telah Mewujudkan kesadaran bela negara Mabes TNI tahun 2018 dan Proyeksi tercapai. Hal ini juga dapat dijadikan bagi warga negara Indonesia. Program Kerja Mabes TNI Tahun 2019 pijakan dalam melaksanakan program oleh Panglima TNI, Marsekal TNI, Hadi kerja di tahun 2019 dimana menjadi Selain itu Sekjen Kemhan berharap Tjahjanto. tahun terakhir RPJMN 2015-2019. kepada seluruh Satker di Kemhan, dapat melaksanakan tugas dan Pada kesempatan hari kedua Sekjen Kemhan menekankan fungsinya masing-masing, sebagai ini juga dilaksanakan penyampaian EDISI JANUARI-FEBRUARI 2019 6 VOLUME 1/ NOMOR 1 Kebijakan Pertahanan Negara Tahun membangun pertahanan negara yang dinamika dari kompleksitas ancaman 2019 dan penyerahan Amanat kuat dan handal untuk menghadapi ini harus dapat direspon secara cepat, Anggaran TA. 2019 oleh Menhan kompleksitas ancaman yang terjadi tepat dan benar. Selain itu juga harus kepada Panglima TNI, Kepala Staf saat ini. mendapat perhatian yang serius serta Angkatan dan Sekjen Kemhan serta memerlukan pemikiran yang cermat peluncuran sebuah buku yang Berkaitan dengan hakekat bentuk dan dapat dipertangungjawabkan berjudul “Mengapa NKRI Harga Mati“ ancaman yang ada saat ini, yaitu secara ilmiah dan konkrit. oleh Menhan Ryamizard Ryacudu. pertama, adanya ancaman belum Buku ini disusun oleh Tim Universitas nyata, berupa perang terbuka diantara Didepan peserta Forum Rapim Pertahanan Indonesia yang secara negara-negara, kedua, adanya Kemhan 2019 ini, Menhan juga umum berisi uraian konstruktif ancaman nyata berupa gerakan menjelaskan tentang konsep tentang pentingnya Bela Negara. terorisme, radikalisme, separatisme, penanganan Ideologi Teroris di peristiwa bencana alam, wabah Indonesia. Disebutkan Menhan Menteri Pertahanan Ryamizard penyakit dan narkoba yang terjadi antara lain Pertama, dengan tindakan Ryacudu saat pembukaan Rapim, terus menerus ditengah masyarakat, deradikalisasi untuk orang-orang yang berharap apapun yang telah di bahas ketiga, adanya ancaman non fisik sudah terkontaminasi dengan paham- dalam Rapim Kemhan Tahun 2019 terhadap Ideologi Pancasila sebagai paham radikal. ini bisa menjadi pedoman untuk pemersatu bangsa. dilaksanakan dengan sebaik-baiknya Kedua, adanya beberapa upaya oleh berbagai pihak, sehingga tugas Menurut Menhan dinamika pencegahan sebelum dipengaruhi pokok Kemhan dan TNI yaitu menjaga ancaman tersebut bukanlah sesuatu faham radikal melalui konsep kedaulatan, keutuhan wilayah dan hal yang dapat dipermainkan, namun Pembinaan Kesadaran Bela Negara keselamatan bangsa dapat tercapai. ancaman ini sudah terstruktur dan (PKBN). Adapun salah satu upayanya Menhan mengatakan tugas pokok sudah ada tujuan tinggal menunggu adalah penanaman PKBN dalam Kementerian Pertahanan dan TNI waktu untuk dilaksanakan. Oleh kurikulum pendidikan mulai dari kelas memiliki peran penting dalam karena itu Menhan menekankan setiap 1 SD sampai dengan Mahasiswa. EDISI JANUARI-FEBRUARI 2019 VOLUME 1/ NOMOR 1 7 Selain itu PKBN sebagai program telah dijabarkan, Menhan juga Belanda, Kanada, India, Jerman, pengganti pelaksanaan pelonco atau mengatakan sebagai penanganan Australia, Jepang,
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