STRATEGIES OF THE INDONESIAN MILITARY IN DISTRIBUTING LOGISTICS IN OPERATIONAL AREAS THROUGH SUPPLY POINTS WITH THE EMPOWERMENT OF SPECIAL DRONES (CASE STUDY: TNI OPERATIONAL AREAS IN PAPUA)

Authors

  • Shoraya Lolyta Octaviana Author
  • Robby Mochamad Taufik Author
  • Bambang Irwanto Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18848/nqdzg744

Keywords:

communication systems, local resource utilization, military logistics, operational deployment

Abstract

In this qualitative study, we explore the logistical distribution strategies employed by the Indonesian military during operational deployments. Utilizing a mixed-method approach combining literature review and library research, our analysis delves into the complexities of supply chain management under dynamic field conditions. Logistical support plays a crucial role in ensuring the effectiveness of military operations. The Indonesian Armed Forces have faced numerous challenges in maintaining efficient logistics systems, particularly in remote or conflict zones where infrastructure is limited. This study aims to identify best practices and areas for improvement in their current methodologies. Our methodology involves a thorough examination of existing literature on military logistics and supply chain management. We also conducted library research focusing on case studies from various international conflicts where similar logistical challenges were encountered by other armed forces. This qualitative approach allows for an in-depth understanding of the strategic decisions made during operational deployments. The findings indicate that effective communication between command centers and field units is essential for smooth logistics operations. The use of digital platforms has significantly enhanced real-time tracking capabilities, enabling more efficient resource allocation. Additionally, leveraging local resources through partnerships with civilian organizations can mitigate some logistical burdens. However, our analysis reveals several areas requiring attention. These include ensuring robust contingency planning against unexpected disruptions such as natural disasters or enemy actions. Furthermore, there needs to be greater emphasis placed on training personnel involved in these critical roles so they are equipped to handle diverse scenarios effectively. This study contributes valuable insights into how Indonesian military logistics might be optimized using established best practices from around the world while addressing unique regional considerations. By integrating advanced technology solutions alongside traditional methods tailored specifically towards their operational environment; we believe significant improvements could be achieved thereby enhancing overall mission success rates.

Author Biographies

  • Shoraya Lolyta Octaviana

    Universitas Pertahanan Indonesia.

  • Robby Mochamad Taufik

    Universitas Pertahanan Indonesia.

  • Bambang Irwanto

    Universitas Pertahanan Indonesia.

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2007-2025

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