Five Times Failed To Enter The TNI, Finally Alan's Son Of A Farmer Graduated And Becomes The Best Student Of The Indonesian Air Force

JAKARTA - A young farmer's son from Lor Village, Aru Islands Regency, Maluku, named Alan Kailey has finally succeeded in realizing his dream of becoming an Air Force (AU) soldier.

Alan Kailey, the youngest of five siblings, after registering and holding the rank of soldier two (prada) was selected as the best student of the First Enrollment Prajurit Career School (Only PK TNI AU) Batch 81 (Semata A-81) in the closing military ceremony. inauguration education, and the swearing in of 490 Indonesian Air Force Prada at the Adi Soemarmo Air Base Dirgantara Field, Karanganyar.

Prada Alan Kailey feels proud and grateful to be selected as the best student after six times enlisting as a member of the TNI, namely the Army four times and the Air Force twice.

"Finally my dream can come true," said Prada Alan Kailey.

He did not forget to thank his parents who had provided motivation, guidance, and encouraged him to join the Indonesian Air Force.

The military ceremony led by the Commander of the Kodiklatau Madya TNI, Tatang Harlyansyah, was held in a limited manner and broadcast live streaming by Airmen TV Dispenau to anticipate the spread of COVID-19.

After the ceremony, continued agility demonstrations by former Semata A-81 students who had studied for 5 months at the Education Squadron 404 Adi Soemarmo Air Base.

The closing ceremony and inauguration ceremony were also attended by the Commander of the Adi Soemarmo Air Base, First Marshal TNI Agus Setiawan, Dandepohar 50 Colonel Lek Hadi Siswoyo, and Adi Soemarmo Airbase officials. The inauguration is the first step towards success in carrying out service to the homeland and nation through the Indonesian Air Force.

He advised them to become a soldier who is dedicated, disciplined, loyal, obedient, and obedient to the leadership, and always puts the interests of the service above personal interests.

"The change in the status of a civilian to a military one has consequences that should not be ignored because it is definitely full of risks and challenges," he said.