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General rank in Indonesian Army

General is the highest rank of the TNI AD (Land service branch on the Indonesian National Armed Forces) that can be achieved by a career high ranking officer in the military, this rank is one level above Lieutenant General and has four stars.

General rank marks in Indonesia are used for the positions of Chief of Staff of the Indonesian Army, Deputy Commander of the Indonesian National Armed Forces or Commander of the Indonesian National Armed Forces.

Holder of The General Rank

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In the history of the TNI AD many have received the rank from a variety of method[1][2] including:

  1. TNI General Yoga Sugama (Rikugun Shikan Gakko)
  2. TNI General Soemitro (PETA 1943)
  3. TNI General Umar Wirahadikusumah (PETA 1943)
  4. TNI General Surono Reksodimedjo (PETA 1943)
  5. TNI General Makmun Murod (PETA 19434)
  6. TNI General R. Widodo (PETA 1943)
  7. TNI General Poniman (PETA 1944)
  8. TNI General Amir Machmud (PETA 1944)
  9. TNI General Daryatmo (PETA 1945)
  10. TNI General Maraden Panggabean (Pesindo 1945)
  11. TNI General Mohammad Jusuf (Indonesian People's Service in Sulawesi[3] 1945)
  12. TNI General L. B. Moerdani (Tentara Pelajar 1945)
  13. TNI General Widjojo Soejono (PETA 1945)
  14. TNI General Rudini (AMN[Footnotes 1] 1951)
  15. TNI General Try Sutrisno (ATEKAD[Footnotes 1] 1959)
  16. TNI General Edi Sudrajat (AMN 1960)
  17. TNI General Feisal Edno Tanjung (AMN 1961)
  18. TNI General Wismoyo Arismunandar (AKMIL[Footnotes 1] 1963)
  19. TNI General R. Hartono (AKMIL 1962)
  20. TNI General Wiranto (AKMIL 1968)
  21. TNI General Subagyo Hadi Siswoyo (AKMIL 1970)
  22. TNI General Fachrul Razi (AKMIL 1970)
  23. TNI General Tyasno Sudarto (AKMIL 1970)
  24. TNI General Endriartono Sutarto (AKMIL 1971)
  25. TNI General Ryamizard Ryacudu (AKMIL 1974)
  26. TNI General Joko Santoso (AKMIL 1975)
  27. TNI General Agustadi Sasongko Purnomo (AKMIL 1974)
  28. TNI General George Toisutta (AKMIL 1976)
  29. TNI General Pramono Edhie Wibowo (AKMIL 1980)
  30. TNI General Moeldoko (AKMIL 1981)
  31. TNI General Budiman (AKMIL 1978)
  32. TNI General Gatot Nurmantyo (AKMIL 1982)
  33. TNI General Mulyono (AKMIL 1983)
  34. TNI General Andika Perkasa (AKMIL 1987)
  35. TNI General Dudung Abdurachman (AKMIL 1988)
  36. TNI General Agus Subiyanto (AKMIL 1991)
  37. TNI General Maruli Simanjuntak (AKMIL 1992)

Footnotes

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  1. ^ a b c The history of the Military Academy (AKMIL) begins with the establishment of the Yogyakarta Militaire Academie (MA) on October 31 1945, on the orders of the Chief of General Staff of the People's Security Army, Lieutenant General TNI Oerip Soemohardjo. In 1950. On January 1, 1951 in Bandung, SPGi AD (Sekolah Perwira Genie Angkatan Darat) was founded, On September 23 1956 the name changed to ATEKAD (Akademi Teknik Angkatan Darat). On 11 November 1957 at 11.00 the President of the Republic of Indonesia, Ir Soekarno, as Supreme Commander of the Indonesian Armed Forces, inaugurated the reopening of the National Military Academy located in Magelang. This Military Academy is a continuation of the Yogyakarta MA and the cadets entered in 1957 were declared the 4th class of AMN (Akademi Maritim Nusantara) Cadets. In 1961 the Magelang National Military Academy was integrated with ATEKAD Bandung under the name Akademi Militer Nasional and was based in Magelang. Considering that at that time each force (AD, AL, AU and Polri) had an academy, on December 16 1965 all force academies were integrated into the Republic of Indonesia Armed Forces Academy (AKABRI). In the context of reorganization within ABRI, on June 14 1984 the AKABRI changed its name to AKMIL (Akademi Militer).

References

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  1. ^ "Alumni Bintang 4 | Akademi Militer". Retrieved 2024-06-20.
  2. ^ "SEJARAH AKADEMI MILITER | Akademi Militer". Retrieved 2024-06-20.
  3. ^ indonesiaone (2021-12-18). "Kebaktian Rakyat Indonesia Sulawesi - KRIS". Indonesiaone. Retrieved 2024-06-20.

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