Visi Kapal AL Kerajaan Inggris Berlabuh di Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok

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Kapal perang milik Angkatan Laut Kerajaan Inggris HMS Richmond, berlabuh di Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok, Jakarta Utara hingga 1 Juli mendatang.

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00:00Kepal Perang Milik Angkatan Laut Kerajaan Inggris HMS Richmond

00:24berlabuh di Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok, Jakarta Utara hingga 1 Juli mendatang.

00:31Kunjungan HMS Richmond ini disambut baik oleh pemerintah Indonesia

00:35dan menunjukkan komitmen Inggris dalam membangun kemitraan yang kuat dengan Indonesia

00:41seperti memperdalam hubungan diplomatik, ekonomi, dan keamanan.

00:47Richard Kemp terkesan atas sambutan Indonesia.

00:50Ia mengaku sambutan yang diberikan merupakan terbaik yang pernah diterimanya.

00:57Ia bercerita kepada Antara seputar misi hingga persiapan pergantian Kepal Fregat di tubuh AL Inggris.

01:05Kepal Perang Milik Angkatan

01:10So we've come from the UK, we left in April this year

01:20and made our way through the Mediterranean, we did a lot of trials and training there

01:23with the task group, with HMS Prince of Wales and many of the other nations

01:27that have contributed ships to that task group.

01:29And then having come through the Suez Canal and across the Indian Ocean

01:31we've also interacted with warships from several different nations including India

01:35and it was great to be met outside the Indonesian waters by one of your warships

01:39as we made our way into Jakarta as we came here from Singapore

01:43which is our previous port visit.

01:44Yeah, I mean we've got NATO allies with us permanently within the task group

01:55we've got ships from Canada and Norway and Spain

01:57and the Spanish ship is here today in the port as well with us

02:00which is great

02:01and we're training with them on a daily basis

02:03and we're fully integrated as one international task group

02:06as we go around the world and make our way down to Australia next

02:10for a large exercise where we'll be exercising

02:12the carrier strike group's capabilities in full

02:15and we're racing with warships from New Zealand and Australia

02:18who'll be joining Prince of Wales when she sails from Singapore later on in the week

02:21and we'll be continuing to work with them for several weeks

02:24and as we go further up towards the northern hemisphere again

02:28we'll be continuing to work with our allies up there as well.

02:36The exercise that we'll be doing next is off Australia

02:38and we'll be utilizing all the capabilities within science groups

02:41so the carrier obviously has the F-35B jets that conduct strike operations

02:46and many other things as well

02:47but all the ships and the task group bring something to the party

02:50normally in defence of the aircraft carrier

02:52so we can get it to where we need it to be safely

02:54protect it from any threats that might exist

02:57and then it can do what it needs to do

02:58which is project that power to where it needs to be.

03:00So I have two views

03:11my heart loves Richmond

03:12and I love the ship

03:13and I've been on here for many years

03:15this is my second tour

03:16but she is an old ship

03:19she's 30 years old

03:20it was her birthday last week

03:21which we celebrated on here with a cake

03:22but she's been updated over the years many many times

03:27the radar on here will be going into the Type-31

03:29the missiles that we have on here

03:30which we used last year

03:32and we know they work really well

03:33are going into the Type-31 and into the Type-26

03:35so lots of the capabilities in this ship

03:38have been tested on here

03:39she's been updated and modernised over her 30 years of service

03:42to still be relevant today

03:44yes she needs to be replaced

03:46we can't keep ships forever

03:48salt, water and steel isn't always the greatest combination

03:51we know that

03:51and that's great

03:53I look forward to those ships coming online

03:55and they'll be a step up in capability

03:56but of course I'll be sad to see Richmond go

04:00which has done a lot of hard work over the years

04:02yes so they'll be put onto other ships

04:10so other Type-23s will remain in service

04:12and they'll either move to those ships

04:14or they'll take the skills and training that they've got

04:16which is absolutely world class

04:18and then they'll go to other ships in the Royal Navy

04:20whether those are ships that are already in service

04:22such as HMS Prince of Wales

04:23or they could move on to the new Type-26 and Type-31s

04:27that are now emerging from Build and Scotland

04:28momentum yang tak kalah penting dalam lawatan ke Indonesia

04:37terdapat forum bisnis antar industri

04:39di mana sejumlah perusahaan Inggris terkemuka

04:43akan datang ke kapal

04:44untuk berbicara tentang bagaimana mereka dapat mendukung

04:48penguatan kerjasama di bidang pertahanan dan keamanan

04:51antar dua negara

04:53dari Jakarta Asfar Muhammad Anggah

04:56Kantor Beritantara mewartakan

04:58Terima kasih telah menonton!

05:09Terima kasih telah menonton!

05:11Terima kasih telah menonton!

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