Indonesian Air Force Doctrine, Education and Training Development Command

Indonesian Air Force Training, Education and Doctrine Development Command
Indonesian Air Force Training, Education and Doctrine Development Command
Komando Pembinaan Doktrin, Pendidikan, dan Latihan TNI Angkatan Udara
	Insignia of Kodiklatau
Founded	15 November 1945;78 years ago
Country	Indonesia
Branch	Indonesian Air Force
Role	Recruit, train and educate Airmen to deliver airpower for Air Force
Part of	Indonesian National Armed Forces Training, Education and Doctrine Development Command
Motto(s)	Vidyasana Viveka Vardhana; transl. 'A Place for Knowledge and Preparedness Development'
Commanders
Current; commander	Air Marshal Dr. Arief Mustofa, M.M.

Last updated October 10, 2024

The Air Force Training, Education and Doctrine Development Command (Indonesian : Komando Pembinaan Doktrin, Pendidikan, dan Latihan TNI Angkatan Udara, abbr.Kodiklatau), is the Main Command for the Development of the Indonesian Air Force which is directly under the Air Force Chief of Staff. Kodiklatau is tasked with organizing first education, formation, development, specialization, transition and other education in order to improve the quality of Indonesian Air Force personnel and carry out the development of an education system, didactic, educational method, and aerospace science as well as fostering aerospace potential within the Kodiklatau and its staff.^[1]

Vision and mission

Vision

Realization of human resources for the Indonesian Air Force who have the spirit of Sapta Marga, professional, efficient and effective in order to be able to face the challenges of future tasks.^[2]

Mission

In order to realize Kodiklatau's vision, Kodiklatau's mission was determined as follows:^[3]

Carry out first education, formation, development, specialization, transition and other education in a professional, effective, efficient and modern manner.
Carry out studies, development and coaching of the ten components of education in order to create innovative and creative ideas for the benefit of improving education administration.
Increase cooperation in the field of education with relevant agencies within and outside the Indonesian Air Force for the benefit of the successful implementation of education.
Improving the function of planning, control and supervision within the Kodiklatau environment through information on the performance accountability system of government agencies.

Organization

Education Center

Air Force Education Center
Wings	Squadrons	Education Function	Home Bases
100th Education Wing/Flight	101st Education Squadron	Organizes Basic Pilot and Navigator School education	Adisutjipto Air Base, Yogyakarta
	102nd Education Squadron	Organizes Fixed Aircraft Pilot and Instructors School education	Adisutjipto Air Base, Yogyakarta
	103rd Education Squadron	Organizes Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Pilot education	Wiriadinata Air Base, Tasikmalaya
	104th Education Squadron	Organizing Class Development education	Adisutjipto Air Base, Yogyakarta
	105th Education Squadron	Organizes Rotary Aircraft Pilot and Instructors School education	Suryadarma Air Base, Subang
200th Education Wing/Electronics	201st Education Squadron	Organizes Advanced Technical English School, and a Military Teacher's School	Sulaiman Air Base, Bandung
	202nd Education Squadron	Organizes Electronics Engineering Branch Elementary Schooleducation
	203rd Education Squadron	Organizes Elementary Schools of Electronics education for the formation and specialization of troops
	204th Education Squadron	Organizes Electronics Non-commissioned Officer and Enlisted education
300th Education Wing/Engineering	301st Education Squadron	In charge of organizing basic education in the Aircraft Engineering Branch	Husein Sastranegara Air Base, Bandung
	302nd Education Squadron	In charge of organizing Non-commissioned Officer Aircraft Engineering Vocational Education and Instruction System Development Vocational Education
	303rd Education Squadron	Organizing Non-commissioned or Private Officer Vocational School and Vocational Weapon Management Course, ISD and Non-ISD Facilities and Installations
	304th Education Squadron	In charge of organizing Private Vocational Management Education Supplies
400th Education Wing/First Education, Formation and Vocational	401st Education Squadron	Organizes Officer Formation Education	Adisumarmo Air Base, Surakarta
	402nd Education Squadron	Organizes Radar Private Vocational School
	403rd Education Squadron	Organizes the First School for NCOs and the School for the Formation of NCOs
	404th Education Squadron	Organizes First Private Schools
	405th Education Squadron	Organizing Non-commissioned Officer/Air Force Military Police Branch Schools
500th Education Wing/General	501st Education Squadron	Organizes education and skills in the field of administration, special and air operations support	Atang Senjaya Air Base, Bogor
	502nd Education Squadron	Organizes vocational education, special skills and supports air operations
	503rd Education Squadron	Organizes education in the fields of administration for Indonesian Air Force Civil Servants
	504th Education Squadron	Organizing education in the health sector education
	505th Education Squadron	Organizes English language education and Instructor education	Halim Perdanakusuma Air Base, Jakarta
600th Education Wing/Provisions	601st Education Squadron		Wiriadinata Air Base, Tasikmalaya
600th Education Wing/Provisions	602nd Education Squadron		Wiriadinata Air Base, Tasikmalaya
700th Education Wing/Air Defence	701st Education Squadron		Muljono Air Base, Surabaya
700th Education Wing/Air Defence	702nd Education Squadron		Muljono Air Base, Surabaya
800th Education Wing/Quick Reaction Forces	801st Education Squadron	Organizes Troop Profession School education	Sulaiman Air Base, Bandung
	802nd Education Squadron	Organizes Battleground School education
	803rd Education Squadron	Organizes Matra School education
	804th Education Squadron	Organizes Point Air Defense School education
	805th Education Squadron	Organizes Special Forces School education

Muljono

Air Force Education Center locations

Other

Emblem	Name
	Air Force Training Center
	Air Force Officer Formation School
	Air Force Unitary Command School

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