6th Air Wing (TNI AU)

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6th Air Wing
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Wing Udara 6
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6th Air Wing Badge
ActiveSeptember 2, 2016 (2016-09-02)
CountryIndonesia
Branch Flag of the Indonesian Air Force.svg Indonesian Air Force
TypeCombat (Tempur)
RoleFighter Intercept, Tactical Fighter
Size2 Air Squadrons
Part of
Garrison/HQ Logo LANUD.png Roesmin Nurjadin Air Force Base
Website roesminnurjadin.tni-au.mil.id
Insignia
Tail marking Tail marking Wing Udara 6.png
Aircraft flown
Fighter F-16 Fighting Falcon Fighter Intercept (Tempur Sergap)
BAE Hawk 209 Tactical Fighter (Tempur Taktis)
Trainer BAE Hawk 109 Trainer Fighter (Tempur Latih)

The 6th Air Wing (Indonesian : Wing Udara 6) is a unit of the Indonesian Air Force tasked with providing technical assistance in the framework of the operational readiness of the air squadron flight crew at the Roesmin Nurjadin Air Force Base. The 6th Air Wing is under the control of Roesmin Nurjadin Air Force Base, 1st Air Operations Command, based in Pekanbaru, Riau.

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The 6th Air Wing has the responsibility to always maintain and improve the operational readiness of the two air squadrons under its command, especially the level of professionalism of the units in their ranks. [1]

Units

Commanders

  1. Colonel (Pilot) Deni H. Simanjuntak (2015—2017)⭐
  2. Colonel (Pilot) Radar Soeharsono (2017—2018)
  3. Colonel (Pilot) Azhar Aditama Djojosugito, S.Sos., M.M. (2018—2018)⭐
  4. Colonel (Pilot) M. Yani Amirullah (2018)⭐
  5. Colonel (Pilot) Muhamad Arwani, S.E. (2018—2019)
  6. Colonel (Pilot) Setiawan (2019—2021)⭐
  7. Colonel (Pilot) Jajang Setiawan, S.M., M.Han., PSCJ. (2021—2022)
  8. Colonel (Pilot) Bagus Hariyadi Brotokusumo (2022—2023)
  9. Colonel (Pilot) Asri Efendi Rangkuti (2023—Currently)

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