Indonesian Navy – Submarines

Submarines

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Sub pens Surabaya 2020
The main reason for poor Indonesian submarine views is the existence, and then the enlargement, of this enormous “sub pen” building in the restricted naval area of Surabaya.

Nagapasa Class LOA 201′ / 61.3 m TDISP 1,400 tons submerged (3 building, 3 active) enlarged version of South Korean Jang Bogo class, built by Daewoo. KRI Nagapasa was commissioned at the PT PAL submarine facility/pier to the West of the large sub pen building.

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KRI Nagapasa 403 ca. 2017 Credit: Indonesian Navy (TNI-AL), Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Nagapasa class sub Surabaya 2019

Cakra Class / Type 209/1300 LOA 195′ / 59.4 m TDISP 1,400 tons submerged (2 built, KRI Nanggala 402 tragically lost April 2021 with all 53 hands, service since 1981)

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KRI Cakra 401 ca. 2012 Credit: Indonesian Navy, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Cakra class sub Surabaya 2015Cakra class sub Surabaya 2009

KRI Nanggala commemorative memorial. Constructed late 2021 as a tribute to the lost boat and crew of KRI Nangalla (1981-2021).

KRI Nanggala 402 monument Surabaya 2022

KRI Pasopati S-290 (1952-1994) Whiskey Class LOA 249′ / 75.9 m TDISP 1,400 tons submerged. Museum ship Surabaya since 1998. 

KRI Pasopati Surabaya 2018

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