Navy warship KRI Sampari 628, which is one of the Indonesian warship fleets, visited Kotabaru District on Sunday.
Commander of Kotabaru Naval Base Marine Lt. (P) Guruh Dwi Yudhanto said KRI Sampari 628 was patrolling the waters of South Kalimantan.
"The KRI Sampari 628 is not long in Kotabaru, of course it will carry out the duty of the state, namely guarding Indonesian waters," he said.
In addition to carrying out a special mission, the arrival of the new warship, which was launched in 2014, was also to foster the love of society towards the maritime world.
Guruh also invited the public to get to know more about the warships produced by the youth of the country.
The ships can be visited at Pelindo III Kotabaru Port on Jalan Stagen kilometer 9 in Stagen Village, Pulau Laut Utara Sub-district.
"It is our hope that the community, especially the younger generation, of Kotabaru Regency can love the sea more and who knows if anyone has the intention to join the Navy," said the commander.
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Meanwhile, the KRI Sampari 628 crew was happy to welcome visitors. As when accepting a number of students from Al Bukhari Islamic Shipping Vocational School, they were invited to tour from the deck to the wheelhouse.
Not only looking around, these students were also enthusiastic about asking about the intricacies of the ship, such as the weapons system owned by the KRI Sampari 628.
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KRI Sampari 628 is included in the Fast Missile Boat class or KCR. The PT PAL production vessel is one hundred percent made in Indonesia, precisely in Surabaya.
The ship is 60 meters long, 8.10 meters wide, and weighs 460 tons. It has a reliable propulsion system that is capable of sailing and maneuvering at a speed of 28 knots.
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Commander of Kotabaru Naval Base Marine Lt. (P) Guruh Dwi Yudhanto said KRI Sampari 628 was patrolling the waters of South Kalimantan.
"The KRI Sampari 628 is not long in Kotabaru, of course it will carry out the duty of the state, namely guarding Indonesian waters," he said.
In addition to carrying out a special mission, the arrival of the new warship, which was launched in 2014, was also to foster the love of society towards the maritime world.
Guruh also invited the public to get to know more about the warships produced by the youth of the country.
The ships can be visited at Pelindo III Kotabaru Port on Jalan Stagen kilometer 9 in Stagen Village, Pulau Laut Utara Sub-district.
"It is our hope that the community, especially the younger generation, of Kotabaru Regency can love the sea more and who knows if anyone has the intention to join the Navy," said the commander.
Read also: Paskibraka Kotabaru obliged to khatam Qur'an during training
Meanwhile, the KRI Sampari 628 crew was happy to welcome visitors. As when accepting a number of students from Al Bukhari Islamic Shipping Vocational School, they were invited to tour from the deck to the wheelhouse.
Not only looking around, these students were also enthusiastic about asking about the intricacies of the ship, such as the weapons system owned by the KRI Sampari 628.
Read also: Kotabaru Hospital's type threaten to go down
KRI Sampari 628 is included in the Fast Missile Boat class or KCR. The PT PAL production vessel is one hundred percent made in Indonesia, precisely in Surabaya.
The ship is 60 meters long, 8.10 meters wide, and weighs 460 tons. It has a reliable propulsion system that is capable of sailing and maneuvering at a speed of 28 knots.
Editor : Mahdani
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