JAKARTA - The Indonesian Air Force strengthens the intelligence capabilities of personnel by holding the 1st Air Intelligence Officer Training for Fiscal Year 2025 in the Halim Perdanakusuma Air Base area, East Jakarta, Monday, April 21.
The program to strengthen capabilities is carried out to help soldiers carry out their duties in the field of Indonesian air defense intelligence.
"Apertists are required not only to think critically, but also to be able to process and present strategic information clearly and effectively," said Assistant Intelligence Chief of the Air Force (Asintel Kasau) Marsda TNI Benedict Benny in an official TNI AU press release received in Jakarta, Tuesday, April 22, confiscated by Antara.
Benny continued, the training activities were attended by 15 Indonesian Air Force soldiers. They received training in the field of intelligence information analysis to data management for the need to strengthen Indonesian air defense.
These materials, continued Benny, were provided by material providers who had qualified experience in the intelligence world.
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The material givers came from the State Intelligence Agency (BIN), BAIS TNI, Jakarta State University, and senior Air Force officers who had experience in intelligence operations.
The material givers, said Benny, not only provided materials in theory but also the practice of managing intelligence information.
Benny hopes that this training can produce Indonesian Air Force intelligence officers who are professional, adaptive, and ready to produce information analysis for the strengthening of Indonesia's air defenses.
"Follow this training with a high enthusiasm for learning and active engagement, because the quality of intelligence determines the direction of success of the task force," said Benny.
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