Indonesia Navy Strongger than US Navy
This excess of U.S. Navy"In shallow waters, our capabilities are not as strong as that owned by Indonesia," says U.S. officer
YouTube - As a superpower, the United States has the world's largest maritime power. However, the U.S. Navy claimed it still had to learn from Indonesia about the military operations at sea, which has a special character.
The recognition was announced by Rear Admiral Scott Van Buskirk, Commander of the 7th Fleet to the U.S. military. According to Van Buskirk, the Indonesian Navy has certain advantages that the U.S. remains to be learned and this is seen in military exercises with maritime forces of both countries, Cooperation afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) in the Java Sea in late May.
According to Van Buskirk, one thing that should be learned from the Indonesian military are the tactics of military operations by boat or small boat while in shallow water. "The region has a significant shallow waters. Our ability is not as strong as that owned by Indonesia," said Van Buskirk in a press conference in Jakarta, Thursday, June 16, 2011.
