List of equipment of the Indonesian Air Force

For the main article, see Indonesian Air Force.

This is a list of equipment currently in service with the Indonesian Air Force, as well as some of the formerly used equipment.

Indonesian Military aviation equipment shown during the TNI's 79th Anniversary in Halim Perdanakusuma Air Force Base

Aircraft

An Indonesian Air Force F-16AM with 30 years anniversary tail art, 3rd Air Squadron

Two T-50i Indonesian Air Force, 15th Air Squadron

Su-30 Indonesian Air Force, 11th Air Squadron

Indonesian Air Force's Boeing 737-2X9 Surveillance aircraft takeoff from Husein Sastranegara Airbase, 5th Air Squadron

An Indonesian Air Force Lockheed Martin C-130J-30 In Yogyakarta, 31st Air Squadron

Indonesian Air Force EC725, 8th Air Squadron

Aircraft	Origin	Type	Variant	In service	Notes
Combat aircraft
TAI Kaan	Turkey Indonesia	air superiority		0	48 on order, including technology transfer and local production[1]
KAI KF-21 Boramae	South Korea	multirole		0	48 on order, including technology transfer[2][3][4][5]
Dassault Rafale	France	multirole	F4	0	42 on order,[note 1] with 24 potential additional aircraft[7][8][9][10]
F-16 Fighting Falcon	United States	multirole	A/AM/BM/C/D	33[11][note 2]	1 F-16A, 9 F-16AM/BM,[note 3] 23 F-16C/D
Sukhoi Su-27/30	Russia	air superiority /multirole	SKM/MK2	16[11][note 4]	5 Su-27, 11 Su-30
Light combat aircraft
KAI T-50 Golden Eagle	South Korea	light attack / LIFT	T-50i	13[7]	6 on order[17] Upgraded with radars and cannons[18]
BAE Hawk 200	United Kingdom	light attack	209	21[7]
Embraer EMB 314	Brazil	light attack / COIN		13[7]
Special mission
Boeing 737	United States	maritime patrol	737-2X9 Surveiller[19]	3[7]
EADS CASA C-295	Spain Indonesia	maritime patrol	CN-295 MPA	1[20]	licensed built by Indonesian Aerospace
CASA/IPTN CN-235	Spain Indonesia	maritime patrol	CN-235 MPA	2[21]
IAe NC-212	Indonesia	cloud seeding	NC-212i	1	3 on order[22]
Tanker
Airbus A400M Atlas	Europe	aerial refueling / transport	MRTT[23]	0	2 on order[24]
KC-130 Hercules	United States	aerial refueling / transport	KC-130B	1[7]
Transport
Dassault Falcon 8X	France	VIP transport		2[25]	2 Falcon 8X,[26][27] previously operated 1 7X and 1 8X as interim[28]
Boeing 737	United States	VIP transport		8[29]	(1) 200 (3) 400 (1) 500 (2) 800NG (1) 800 BBJ2[note 5]
C-130J Super Hercules	United States	tactical airlifter	C-130J-30	5[34][35]
C-130 Hercules	United States	tactical airlifter VIP transport	C-130B/H/H-30 L-100-30	19[7]	4 are Lockheed L-100s.[36] one L-100 (A-1314) and one C-130 (A-1341) is VIP transport.[37] 8 C-130Hs are undergoing upgrades.[38]
EADS CASA C-295	Spain Indonesia	transport	CN-295	9[20]	licensed built by Indonesian Aerospace
CASA/IPTN CN-235	Spain Indonesia	transport	CN-235-220	5[7]
IAe NC-212	Spain Indonesia	transport / MEDEVAC	NC-212/212i	9 / 4[22][39]	licensed built by Indonesian Aerospace
Helicopter
Eurocopter EC725	France	CSAR	H225M/EC725	14[40]	1 on order[7]
Eurocopter AS332	France Indonesia	transport / utility / VIP	NAS 332C1/L1	10[7]	licensed built by Indonesian Aerospace
AgustaWestland AW189	Italy United Kingdom	transport / utility		0	6 on order[41]
AgustaWestland AW139	Italy United Kingdom	transport / SAR		1[7]
AgustaWestland AW101	Italy United Kingdom	VIP transport		1[42]
IPTN NBO 105	Germany Indonesia	SAR		1[7]
Trainer aircraft
BAE Hawk	United Kingdom	light attack / primary trainer	109	7[7]
KAI KT-1 Woongbi	South Korea	primary trainer		15[7]
Grob G 120TP	Germany	basic trainer		30[7]
Cessna 182 Skylane	United States	basic trainer	182T Skylane	2[43][44]	Used by Indonesian Air Force Academy[45]
Cessna 172	United States	basic trainer	172S Skyhawk SP	2[43][44]	Used by Indonesian Air Force Academy[46]
Cessna T-41 Mescalero	United States	basic trainer	T-41D	1[47]
Eurocopter EC120B	France	rotorcraft trainer		12[7]	2 units transferred from the Army Aviation.[48]
Airbus Helicopters H145	Europe	rotorcraft trainer / SAR	H145	0	4 on order[49]
IAe NC-212	Indonesia	navigation trainer	NC-212-200/NC-212i	1	1 on order[7][22]
IPCD UAV-D	France Indonesia	UAV trainer		n/a	licensed built by PT Indo Pacific Communication & Defense (IPCD)[50]
DG Flugzeugbau DG-1000	Germany	glider		n/a	Used by Indonesian Air Force Academy[51]
Schweizer SGS 2-33	United States	glider	SGS 2-33A	3	Used by Indonesian Air Force Academy[52]
UAV
Bayraktar TB3	Turkey	MALE / UCAV		0	60 on order, including local production[53]
Bayraktar Akinci	Turkey	HALE / UCAV		0	9 on order, including local production[53]
CASC Rainbow	China	MALE / UCAV	CH-4B	6[54]
IAe Wulung[55]	Indonesia	surveillance		3[56]
Aerostar Tactical UAS[57]	Israel	surveillance		n/a
Aeronautics Defense Orbiter	Israel	surveillance	Orbiter 2B	n/a	Used by Kopasgat[58][59]

Aircraft munitions

Indonesian F-16AM fighter jet with AMRAAM and Sidewinder missile

F-16AM TS-1609 of Indonesian Air Force with inert Mk 82 bomb at Iswahjudi AFB

Name	Origin	Type	Notes
Air-to-air missiles
AIM-120C-7[60]	United States	beyond-visual-range missile	for NASAMS 2 & F-16s
AIM-9J/P-2/P-4/P-5/9X-2[61][62][63]	United States	short-range IR guided
R-77/RVV-AE[64][65][66]	Russia	active radar homing
R-27R1/ER1	Russia	medium-range semi active radar	from Ukraine according to SIPRI[67]
R-73E	Russia	short-range IR guided	80 missiles obtained. (5 from Ukraine, 75 from Russia)[67]
MAA-1 Piranha[citation needed]	Brazil	short-range IR guided
Air-to-surface missiles
AGM-65D/G/K2[67]	United States	Electro-optical/Imaging infrared	Also in service TGM-65G/K2
Kh-29L/T/TE	Russia	passive homing TV guidance	initial 10 missiles obtained[67]
Kh-31P	Russia	anti-radiation missile	initial 10 missiles obtained[67]
Kh-59M	Russia	TV-guided cruise missile	initial 10 missiles obtained[67]
AR-1/AR-2	China		for CH-4B[68]
General-purpose bomb and rockets
M117[69]	United States	Unguided bomb
Mark 12[70]	United States	Unguided bomb	for F-16, T-50i, Hawk 100/200
Mark 81[71]	United States	Unguided bomb	for F-16, Hawk 100/200, EMB 314 Super Tucano
Mark 82[72]	United States	Unguided bomb	for F-16, T-50i, Hawk 100/200 with JDAM, and LJDAM kits[67][73]
JDAM/LJDAM[67][73]	United States	Precision-guided munitions	GBU-38 & GBU-54
P-100/P-250L[74]	Indonesia	Unguided bomb	for Su-27/30
FFAR[71]	United States Indonesia	Rocket	for F-16, T-50i, Hawk 100/200, EMB 314; produced in Indonesia
S8 Kom[71]	Russia	Rocket	for Su-27/30
FAB-100/250/500	Russia	Unguided bomb
OFAB-100/250[71]	Russia	Unguided bomb	for Su-27/30

Air defense artillery

Kopasgat Air Defense equipment

Name	Origin	Type	In service	Notes
SAM
Hisar	Turkey	SAM system		Trisula-O/U system on order[75]
NASAMS 2	Norway	mobile SAM system	2 systems[67]
Chiron[76]	South Korea	MANPADS		Integrated with Skyshield ADS
QW-3 Vanguard	China	MANPADS		Integrated with TH-5711 Smart Hunter
Anti aircraft gun
Skyshield	Switzerland	towed anti-aircraft	7 Firing Units[77][note 6]	Mark 2
M55 Triple Gun	Yugoslavia	towed anti-aircraft		M55 A2[78] still in service[79]

Radars

Name	Origin	Type	In service	Notes
GCI and active radars
Ground Master 400	France	mobile radar system		13 GM400α variant on order[80][81]
Master-T	France	fixed radar system	8 Unit	[82][83]
Thomson TRS-2215/TRS-2230	France	fixed radar system	12 Unit	[82][84]
RAT-31DL/M	Italy	mobile radar system	1 unit	[85]
Weibel MFSR 2145	Denmark	mobile radar system	14 Unit	[82][86]
AR-325 Commander	United Kingdom	fixed radar system	at least 3 units	Commonly known as "Plessey"[82][87]
AWS 2 Radar	United Kingdom	fixed radar system	8 Unit	Commonly known as "Plessey"[88]
MLAAD-SR	China	mobile radar system	16 Unit	[82][89]
Passive radars
VERA-NG	Czechoslovakia		2 units	[82]

Ground vehicles

Indonesian Air Force P6 ATAV

ILSV J-Force Kopasgat

Kopasgat Turangga APC

Name	Origin	Type	In service	Notes
AFV
APS-3 Anoa	Indonesia	Anoa Command Anoa APC		[90]
Light armored vehicles
TAD Turangga	Indonesia	TAD Turangga		Built by PT Karya Tugas Anda[91][92]
ILSV	Indonesia	Armored version		Built by J-Forces[93]
SSE P2	Indonesia	SSE P2 Commando II		[92]
SSE P6 ATAV	Indonesia	P6 ATAV V3 (armoured)		Built by PT Sentra Surya Ekajaya[92]
DMV-30	Indonesia	DMV-30T DMV-30A		Built by Indonesian Aerospace and SSE Defence[92]
Utility vehicles
Pindad Maung	Indonesia	MV3	100	[94]
Toyota Hilux	Japan	Hilux LSV		[92]

Small arms

Pindad G2 Combat

Kopasgat soldiers from the Indonesian Air Force marching with Pindad SS1-V1 (left) and SS2-V4 (middle and right) assault rifle.

Indonesian Air Force Military Police NCOs with Daewoo K1 carbines

An MP5 submachine gun

Name	Origin	Caliber	Type	Variant	Notes
Pistols
Pindad G2	Indonesia	9x19mm	Semi-auto pistol	G2 Combat G2 Elite	Standard issued sidearms.[95]
Glock	Austria	9x19mm	Semi-auto pistol	17[96] 18[97] 19[98] 23[99] 26[100] 27[101] 34[102] 42[95]	[103]
SIG Sauer P226	Germany	9x19mm	Semi-auto pistol	P226	[104]
CZ99	Yugoslavia	9x19mm	Semi-auto pistol	CZ 99	Used by Kopasgat.[105][106]
Submachine guns
MP5	Germany	9x19mm	Submachine gun	MP5K-PDW	Used by Bravo Detachment 90.[103]
SIG MPX	United States	9x19mm	Submachine gun	MPX	Used by Kopasgat.[107][108]
Assault rifles
Pindad SS1	Indonesia	5.56x45mm NATO	Assault rifle	SS1-V1[109] SS1-V2[110]	Standard issued assault rifles.[95]
Pindad SS2	Indonesia	5.56x45mm NATO	Assault rifle	SS2-V1[111] SS2-V2[109] SS2-V4[112]	Standard issued, gradually to replace the remaining SS1 in service.[113]
SIG MCX	United States	5.56x45mm NATO	Carbine	Virtus SBR	Used by Kopasgat.[114][115]
DSAR-15	South Korea	5.56x45mm NATO	Carbine	DSAR-15P	Used by Bravo Detachment 90.[116]
Daewoo K1	South Korea	5.56x45mm NATO	Carbine	K1A	[117]
G36	Germany	5.56x45mm NATO	Assault rifle	G36C	Used by Bravo Detachment 90.[118]
IWI Tavor X95	Israel	5.56x45mm NATO	Bullpup assault rifle		Used by Kopasgat.[119]
SAR 21	Singapore	5.56x45mm NATO	Bullpup assault rifle		[120]
Heckler & Koch G3	Germany	7.62×51mm NATO	Battle rifle		[121]
Sniper rifles
Accuracy International AW	United Kingdom	7.62×51mm NATO	Sniper rifle	AX308	[122]
Accuracy International AW50	United Kingdom	.50 BMG	Anti-materiel rifle	AW50	[122]
Barett M82	United States	.50 BMG	Anti-materiel rifle	M82A1	[122]
PGM Hécate II	France	.50 BMG	Anti-materiel rifle	FR-12.7	[123]
NTW-20	South Africa	20x82mm	Anti-materiel rifle		Used by Kopasgat.[124][125][126]
Machine guns
Minimi	Belgium Indonesia	5.56x45mm NATO	Light machine gun	SM3	Standard issued.[127]
RPD	Soviet Union	7.62x39mm	Light machine gun		[128]
FN MAG	Belgium Indonesia	7.62×51mm NATO	General-purpose machine gun	SM2	Standard issued.[127]
M134 Minigun	United States	7.62x51mm NATO	Rotary machine gun		[92]
M60 machine gun	United States	7.62x51mm NATO	General-purpose machine gun		[129]
M2 Browning	United States Indonesia	.50 BMG	Heavy machine gun	SMB-2	Standard issued.[128]
DShK	Soviet Union	12.7x108mm	Heavy machine gun		[128]
Grenade based weapons
M203	United States Indonesia	40x46mm SR	Grenade launcher	SPG	Standard issued.[130]
M80 Zolja	Yugoslavia	64mm	Rocket-propelled grenade		[131]
C90-CR	Spain	90mm	Rocket-propelled grenade		[132]
Mortars
Commando Mortar	Indonesia	40mm	Mortar		[130]
Pindad Mo-1 Mortar	Indonesia	60mm	Mortar		[130]
Pindad Mo-2 Mortar	Indonesia	60mm Long Range	Mortar		[127]
Pindad Mo-3 Mortar	Indonesia	81mm	Mortar		[127]

Retired aircraft

Below is a list of some notable aircraft previous operated by the Armed Forces of Indonesia.

Indonesian Air Force MiG-21F-13 Fishbed C

Tupolev-TU-16B KS Republic of Indonesia Air Force

Indonesian Air Force F-5E Tiger II fighter jet

McDonnell Douglas A-4 Skyhawk at the Indonesian Air Force Museum

The Indonesian Air Force's first C-130B Hercules aircraft

NAS-332 Super Puma helicopter, Indonesian Air Force

Aircraft	Origin	Type	Variant	In service	Notes
Combat aircraft
OV-10 Bronco	United States	COIN / surveillance	OV-10F	16[133]	replaced by the EMB 314 Super Tucano[134]
A-4 Skyhawk	United States	attack	A-4E	31[135]	obtained from Israel
Northrop F-5	United States	multirole	F-5E/F Tiger II	16[67][136]	12 F-5E and 4 F-5F - retired from service
P-51 Mustang	United States	fighter	P-51D/K	67[67][137]	retired from service, 26 of which handed over upon independence from the Netherlands
B-26 Invader	United States	light bomber	B-26B	6[67]	retired from service
B-25 Mitchell	United States	medium bomber	C/D/J	42[67][137]	retired from service
BAE Hawk	United Kingdom	Light attack / trainer	Mark 53	20[138]	replaced by the KAI T-50i Golden Eagle
Bristol Blenheim	United Kingdom	light bomber	Blenheim Mk. VI		approximately 1 aircraft were obtained[139]
CAC Sabre	Australia	fighter	Mk-32	23[67]	variant of the F-86, 24 were delivered, 1 crashed on delivery flight[140]
MiG-17	Soviet Union	fighter	MiG-17PF/F	70[67][141]	40 units were Polish LIM-5P - 30 were Czechoslovakian S-104
MiG-19	Soviet Union	fighter		35[141]	retired from service
MiG-21	Soviet Union	fighter	MiG-21F-13	22[141]	retired from service
Ilyushin Il-10	Soviet Union	attack	Avia B-33	14	returned to Poland due to poor performance[142]
Ilyushin Il-28	Soviet Union	medium bomber	Il-28/U/R/T	48[67]	retired from service, Indonesian Navy also operated Il-28
Tupolev Tu-16	Soviet Union	strategic bomber	Tu-16/KS-1	26[67]	12 Badger A, 12 Badger B - retired from service[143]
Nakajima Ki-27	Japan	fighter			approximately 4 aircraft were obtained[139]
Nakajima Ki-43	Japan	fighter			approximately 11 to 18 or more aircraft were obtained[139]
Kawasaki Ki-61	Japan	fighter			nicknamed 'Mustang Jepang' or 'Japanese Mustang', approximately 6 to 18 aircraft were obtained[139]
Kawanishi N1K	Japan	floatplane fighter	N1K1		approximately 4 aircraft were obtained[139][144]
Mitsubishi Ki-51	Japan	light bomber / dive bomber			nicknamed 'Banteng' and 'Guntei', approximately 9 aircraft were obtained[139]
Nakajima Ki-49	Japan	heavy bomber			nicknamed 'Pangeran Diponegoro I', approximately 2 aircraft were obtained[139]
Kawasaki Ki-48	Japan	light bomber			nicknamed 'Pangeran Diponegoro II', approximately 2 aircraft were obtained[139]
Nakajima B5N	Japan	torpedo bomber			approximately one or more were obtained[139]
Nakajima B6N	Japan	torpedo bomber			approximately one or more were obtained[139]
Nakajima A6M2-N	Japan	interceptor / fighter-bomber			approximately one or more were obtained[139]
Special mission
Pilatus PC-6 Porter	Switzerland	Agricultural		1[145]
Kawanishi H6K	Japan	maritime patrol	H6K2-1		approximately 1 aircraft were obtained[139]
Mitsubishi F1M	Japan	reconnaissance floatplane			one or more aircraft were obtained[139]
Mitsubishi Ki-46	Japan	reconnaissance aircraft			approximately 21 or more aircraft were obtained[139]
Yokosuka E14Y	Japan	reconnaissance seaplane	E14Y1		approximately 1 aircraft were obtained[139]
Transport
Boeing 707	United States	transport / VIP	707-3M1C	1[146][147]	retired from service
Cessna 402	United States	light utility		2[141]	retired from service
Cessna 206	United States	light utility	T207	5[141]	retired from service
Douglas C-47	United States	transport		21[67]	retired from service
Lockheed Model 18	United States	transport	C-60	10[67]	handed over upon independence from the Netherlands
Interstate Cadet	United States	light utility	L-4J	63[67]	retired from service
HU-16 Albatross	United States	SAR / utility	UF-1	10[67]	amphibious aircraft - retired from service
PBY-5A Catalina	United States	SAR / utility		8[137]	amphibious aircraft - retired from service
Lockheed Super Constellation	United States	VIP transport	L-1049C/H	3[148]	former Pakistan International Airlines[note 7]
Taylorcraft Auster	United Kingdom	light utility / liaison		22[67]	retired from service
Fokker F27	Netherlands	transport	F27-400M	8[149][147]	retired from service
Fokker F28	Netherlands	transport		4[150]	(1) 1000 series (2) 3000R series (1) 4000 series
de Havilland Canada DHC-2	Canada	utility / transport		1[67]	STOL capable aircraft - retired from service
de Havilland Canada DHC-3	Canada	utility / transport		7[67]	STOL capable aircraft - retired from service
Ilyushin Il-14	Soviet Union	transport	Avia-14F	28[67]	retired from service - produced in Czechoslovakia
Antonov An-12	Soviet Union	transport		9[67]	retired from service
Mitsubishi Ki-57	Japan	transport			approximately 3 aircraft were obtained[139]
Helicopter
Bell 47	United States	utility		16[67]	retired from service - 12 Bell-47G-3B-1 and 4 Bell-47J2A
Bell 204	United States	utility		2[133]	retired from service
Bell 206	United States	liaison		2[133]	retired from service
Hiller 12	United States	utility	UH-12B	10[67]	retired from service
Hughes 500	United States	training	500C	12[151]	retired from service, was operated by Pelita Air Service
Sikorsky H-34	United States	transport	S-58T	12[133]	retired from service
Aérospatiale SA 321 Super Frelon	France	transport	SA 321J	1[152][153]	retired from service, was operated by Pelita Air Service
Aérospatiale SA330	France	transport / utility	NAS 330J	18[7]	retired from service, licensed built by Indonesian Aerospace[154]
Mil Mi-1	Soviet Union	light utility	SM-1	8[67]	retired from service - produced in Poland
Mil Mi-2	Russia	light utility		2[67]	retired from service
Mil Mi-4	Soviet Union	utility	Mi-4A/PL	35[67]	retired from service - Indonesian Army also operated Mi-4
Mil Mi-6	Soviet Union	heavy transport	Mi-6T	8[67]	retired from service
Trainer aircraft
A-4 Skyhawk	United States	conversion trainer	TA-4H/J	4[135]	2 TA-4H obtained from Israel, 2 TA-4J obtained from the US
Lockheed T-33	United States	trainer	T-33A	12[67]	retired from service
Beechcraft T-34	United States	trainer	T-34A/C	82[67]	retired from service - 41 T-34A, 32 T-34C-1, and 9 T-34C
T-6 Harvard	United States	trainer	AT-16 / 6G	16 / 25[67]	obtained from the Netherlands
de Havilland Vampire	United Kingdom	trainer	T.55	8[67]	retired from service
SIAI-Marchetti SF.260	Italy	trainer	SF.260M/W	18[155][156]	received from RSAF
MiG-15	Soviet Union	trainer	MiG-15UTI	15[67]	produced in Czechoslovakia as CS-102
Il-28	Soviet Union	trainer	Il-28U	4[157]	retired from service
Aero L-29 Delfin	Czechoslovakia	trainer		18[158][159]	retired from service
Tachikawa Ki-9	Japan	trainer			approximately 6 aircraft were obtained[139]
Tachikawa Ki-55	Japan	advanced trainer			nicknamed 'Cukiu', approximately 25 to 45 were obtained[139]
Mansyū Ki-79 Nishikoren	Japan	advanced trainer			approximately 47 aircraft were obtained[139]
Yokosuka K5Y	Japan	intermediate trainer	K5Y1		nicknamed as 'Cureng', approximately 70 were obtained[139]

See also

• Equipment of the Indonesian Army
• Equipment of the Indonesian Navy
• List of equipment of the Indonesian National Police
• List of aircraft of the Indonesian National Armed Forces

Notes

1. Consisted of 26 single-seater and 16 two-seater variants.^[6]
2. All 10 F-16 A/B Block 15 OCU is undergoing Falcon STAR-eMLU (STructural Augmentation Roadmap-enhanced Mid-Life Update) upgrade program. 9 Aircraft have finished the upgrade, and the remaining 1 are still undergoing the upgrade.^[12][13][14]
   Exact number of airframe in service: 7 F-16A, 3 F-16B, 18 F-16C, 5 F-16D. In total 33 aircraft.
3. Upgraded F-16A/B are called AM/BM,^[15] sometimes also known as 'Falcon STAR eMLU' or just 'eMLU' as well as 'Block 20 MLU'
4. All two Su-30MK have been upgraded to MK2 standard.^[16]
5. Aircraft number and the variants: AI-7304 Boeing 737-2Q8(A), A-7305 Boeing 737-4U3, A-7306 Boeing 737-4U3, A-7307 Boeing 737-5U3, A-7308 Boeing 737-4Y0, A-7309 Boeing 737-8LD, A-7310 Boeing 737-8LD, A-001 Boeing 737-8U3(WL) BBJ2.^{[30][31][32][33]} Technically the Boeing BBJ2 is owned by the State Secretariat of the Republic of Indonesia but it is operated by the Indonesian Air Force
6. One Firing Unit (FU) consists of 1 (one) Fire Control Unit (Sensor Unit, Command Post, & Optical Sight), 2 (two) Mk2 Revolver Gun & Ammunition and up to 4 (four) Chiron MANPADS. 2nd Batch includes Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) on the Sensor Unit so that it can interrogate targets detected by Radar.
7. Aircraft number and the variants: T-1041 (ex AP-AJZ) L-1049H, T-1042 (ex AP-AJY) L-1049H, T-1043 (ex AP-AFR) L-1049C

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