# National Air Operations Command

The National Air Operations Command (Indonesian: Komando Operasi Udara Nasional / Koopsudnas) is one of the Principal Operational Commands of the Indonesian Air Force that is responsible for air operations including air surveillance, early warning system, air supremacy, and air defense of Indonesian airspace. Koopsudnas plays a vital part for air defense capability of the Republic of Indonesia. This command is held by a three-star air force marshal.

## History
### History of National Air Defense Forces Command

The forerunner to the National Air Operations Command (Koopsudnas) was the Sector Operation Centre (SOC) formed in 1958. Then the Joint Air Defense Command (Kohanudgab) was formed in 1961, its members came from the army, navy and air force. Kohanudgab is tasked with guarding defense centers in the eastern part of Indonesia. Furthermore, the National Air Defense Command (Kohanudnas) was formed based on the Decree of the President of the Republic of Indonesia No. 08/PIM/PI/62 dated 9 February 1962. Kohanudnas as the Main Operations Command of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Indonesia, is tasked with carrying out integrated security defense efforts over national air space both independently and in collaboration with the main operational commands of other forces. Interoperability in the use of defense equipment such as fighter aircraft, radar, air defense artillery, and Navy warships.
At the early of 1962, Operation Trikora was getting underway as the Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) were already engaging the military forces of The Netherlands in what is now Papua and West Papua provinces. The National Air Defense Forces Command was established on 9 February 1962 as the air defense division of that operation commanded by AVM H.M.Sujono on the basis of the TNI Joint Service Air Defense Command (Komando Pertahanan Udara Gabungan APRI) whose commander for Papuan air force operations was Colonel Leo Wattimena of the Air Force. At the beginning, the INADF was organized into 2 Air defense sectors covering parts of the Moluccas and the then Netherlands New Guinea, each composed of a number of radar stations. By March 1962, four Air Defense Sectors were active nationwide.
After the conclusion of Operation Trikora, the command was the first to be equipped with surface to air missiles in Southeast Asia, with the arrival of the S-75 Dvina SAM system, which served alongside the AZP S-60, M1939 61-K, M1939 52-K, Zastava M55, Bofors 40 mm gun and the Oerlikon GDF until the early 1970s, alongside radar stations built with Warsaw Pact and Yugoslav assistance.
The Air Force Air Defense Command, raised on 12 September 1963, form majority of the personnel under the Kohanudnas. Its primary mission is to develop and prepare combat readiness of air defense capabilities of the air force. The Air Defense Command is based at Halim Perdanakusuma Airport and has 4 air defense wings, which are 100th Missile Defense Wing, 200th Radar Wing, 300th Interceptor Wing, and 400th Radar Wing. Aside from these, personnel of the Army Air Defense Artillery Corps and the Directorate of Air Defense Operations of the Navy, both of the Indonesian Army and Indonesian Navy, respectively and activated in 1962, are under its operational supervision.

### History of Air Force Operations Commands

Air Force Operations Command were established 1951 with Air Cdre Ruslan Danurusamsi as its first commander. In 1976, the Command was renamed into Combined Air Combat Command. In 1985, as part of a major reorganization of the armed forces, the Command was split into Air Force Operations Commands 1 and 2 to oversee supervision over all regional air bases and air force formations within Indonesia on the basis of the Air Regions. On 11 May 2018, Air Force Operations Command 3 was officially formed on the basis of the Air Force Operations Command 2 bases in eastern Indonesia.

### History of Air Operations Command

In January 2022, National Air Defense Command and Air Force Operations Command 1, 2, and 3 were officially merged into one organization - Koopsudnas. The unified service serves as an umbrella institution managing air defense and superiority operations under the Air Force.

## Organization

* Command HQ
* National Air Operations Commands Component (Komponen Komando Operasi Udara Nasional)
** 1st Air Operations Command
** 2nd Air Operations Command
** 3rd Air Operations Command
** Quick Reaction Forces Command

### Air Operations Commands

The Air Operations Command is led by a two-star Air Vice-Marshal who oversees the aviation and engineering squadrons, and air base elements of all TNI-AU air force bases and subordinate air wings. Each Air Force Base is divided based on function into 2 types, namely, headquarters air base and operational air base. Meanwhile, based on the area and completeness of the facilities, it is divided into 3 types, namely type A, type B and type C. Apart from maintenance matters, Air Squadrons and their subordinate units may move from headquarter airbase to operation airbase in certain operations during combat exercises or warfare. The Engineering Squadron generally serves the maintenance of aircraft belonging to the Air Squadron which are at the same AFB.
1st Air Operations Command :
| Air Operations | Air Operations | Air Operations | Engineering Squadrons | Air Force Base | Air Force Base |
| Wings | Squadrons | Squadrons | Engineering Squadrons | Headquarters (Type) | Operations (Type) |
| Wings | Badges | Names | Engineering Squadrons | Headquarters (Type) | Operations (Type) |
| 1st Air Wing | | 2nd Air Squadron (transport) | 021st Engineering Squadron | Halim Perdanakusuma Air Force Base, Jakarta (A) | Husein Sastranegara Air Base, Bandung (B) Sultan Iskandar Muda Air Base, Banda Aceh (B) Soewondo Air Base, Medan (B) Sutan Sjahrir Air Base, Padang (B) Sri Mulyono Herlambang Air Base, Palembang (B) Maimun Saleh Air Base, Sabang (B) Raja Haji Fisabilillah Air Base, Tanjungpinang (B) Hang Nadim Air Base, Batam (C) Pangeran M. Bunyamin Air Base, Lampung (C) Haji Abdullah Sanusi Hanandjoeddin Air Base, Belitung (C) Wiriadinata Air Base, Tasikmalaya (C) Sugiri Sukani Air Base (id), Cirebon (C) Harry Hadisoemantri Air Base (id), Bengkayang (C) |
| 1st Air Wing | | 17th Air Squadron (VIP) | 021st Engineering Squadron | Halim Perdanakusuma Air Force Base, Jakarta (A) | Husein Sastranegara Air Base, Bandung (B) Sultan Iskandar Muda Air Base, Banda Aceh (B) Soewondo Air Base, Medan (B) Sutan Sjahrir Air Base, Padang (B) Sri Mulyono Herlambang Air Base, Palembang (B) Maimun Saleh Air Base, Sabang (B) Raja Haji Fisabilillah Air Base, Tanjungpinang (B) Hang Nadim Air Base, Batam (C) Pangeran M. Bunyamin Air Base, Lampung (C) Haji Abdullah Sanusi Hanandjoeddin Air Base, Belitung (C) Wiriadinata Air Base, Tasikmalaya (C) Sugiri Sukani Air Base (id), Cirebon (C) Harry Hadisoemantri Air Base (id), Bengkayang (C) |
| 1st Air Wing | | 31st Air Squadron (transport) | 021st Engineering Squadron | Halim Perdanakusuma Air Force Base, Jakarta (A) | Husein Sastranegara Air Base, Bandung (B) Sultan Iskandar Muda Air Base, Banda Aceh (B) Soewondo Air Base, Medan (B) Sutan Sjahrir Air Base, Padang (B) Sri Mulyono Herlambang Air Base, Palembang (B) Maimun Saleh Air Base, Sabang (B) Raja Haji Fisabilillah Air Base, Tanjungpinang (B) Hang Nadim Air Base, Batam (C) Pangeran M. Bunyamin Air Base, Lampung (C) Haji Abdullah Sanusi Hanandjoeddin Air Base, Belitung (C) Wiriadinata Air Base, Tasikmalaya (C) Sugiri Sukani Air Base (id), Cirebon (C) Harry Hadisoemantri Air Base (id), Bengkayang (C) |
| 1st Air Wing | | 45th Air Squadron (VIP) | 021st Engineering Squadron | Halim Perdanakusuma Air Force Base, Jakarta (A) | Husein Sastranegara Air Base, Bandung (B) Sultan Iskandar Muda Air Base, Banda Aceh (B) Soewondo Air Base, Medan (B) Sutan Sjahrir Air Base, Padang (B) Sri Mulyono Herlambang Air Base, Palembang (B) Maimun Saleh Air Base, Sabang (B) Raja Haji Fisabilillah Air Base, Tanjungpinang (B) Hang Nadim Air Base, Batam (C) Pangeran M. Bunyamin Air Base, Lampung (C) Haji Abdullah Sanusi Hanandjoeddin Air Base, Belitung (C) Wiriadinata Air Base, Tasikmalaya (C) Sugiri Sukani Air Base (id), Cirebon (C) Harry Hadisoemantri Air Base (id), Bengkayang (C) |
| 4th Air Wing | | 6th Air Squadron (helicopter) | 024th Engineering Squadron | Atang Senjaya Air Force Base, Bogor (A) | Husein Sastranegara Air Base, Bandung (B) Sultan Iskandar Muda Air Base, Banda Aceh (B) Soewondo Air Base, Medan (B) Sutan Sjahrir Air Base, Padang (B) Sri Mulyono Herlambang Air Base, Palembang (B) Maimun Saleh Air Base, Sabang (B) Raja Haji Fisabilillah Air Base, Tanjungpinang (B) Hang Nadim Air Base, Batam (C) Pangeran M. Bunyamin Air Base, Lampung (C) Haji Abdullah Sanusi Hanandjoeddin Air Base, Belitung (C) Wiriadinata Air Base, Tasikmalaya (C) Sugiri Sukani Air Base (id), Cirebon (C) Harry Hadisoemantri Air Base (id), Bengkayang (C) |
| 4th Air Wing | | 8th Air Squadron (helicopter) | 024th Engineering Squadron | Atang Senjaya Air Force Base, Bogor (A) | Husein Sastranegara Air Base, Bandung (B) Sultan Iskandar Muda Air Base, Banda Aceh (B) Soewondo Air Base, Medan (B) Sutan Sjahrir Air Base, Padang (B) Sri Mulyono Herlambang Air Base, Palembang (B) Maimun Saleh Air Base, Sabang (B) Raja Haji Fisabilillah Air Base, Tanjungpinang (B) Hang Nadim Air Base, Batam (C) Pangeran M. Bunyamin Air Base, Lampung (C) Haji Abdullah Sanusi Hanandjoeddin Air Base, Belitung (C) Wiriadinata Air Base, Tasikmalaya (C) Sugiri Sukani Air Base (id), Cirebon (C) Harry Hadisoemantri Air Base (id), Bengkayang (C) |
| 4th Air Wing | | Search and Rescue Air Unit (helicopter) | 024th Engineering Squadron | Atang Senjaya Air Force Base, Bogor (A) | Husein Sastranegara Air Base, Bandung (B) Sultan Iskandar Muda Air Base, Banda Aceh (B) Soewondo Air Base, Medan (B) Sutan Sjahrir Air Base, Padang (B) Sri Mulyono Herlambang Air Base, Palembang (B) Maimun Saleh Air Base, Sabang (B) Raja Haji Fisabilillah Air Base, Tanjungpinang (B) Hang Nadim Air Base, Batam (C) Pangeran M. Bunyamin Air Base, Lampung (C) Haji Abdullah Sanusi Hanandjoeddin Air Base, Belitung (C) Wiriadinata Air Base, Tasikmalaya (C) Sugiri Sukani Air Base (id), Cirebon (C) Harry Hadisoemantri Air Base (id), Bengkayang (C) |
| 6th Air Wing | | 12th Air Squadron (fighter) | 045th Engineering Squadron | Roesmin Nurjadin Air Force Base, Pekanbaru (A) | Husein Sastranegara Air Base, Bandung (B) Sultan Iskandar Muda Air Base, Banda Aceh (B) Soewondo Air Base, Medan (B) Sutan Sjahrir Air Base, Padang (B) Sri Mulyono Herlambang Air Base, Palembang (B) Maimun Saleh Air Base, Sabang (B) Raja Haji Fisabilillah Air Base, Tanjungpinang (B) Hang Nadim Air Base, Batam (C) Pangeran M. Bunyamin Air Base, Lampung (C) Haji Abdullah Sanusi Hanandjoeddin Air Base, Belitung (C) Wiriadinata Air Base, Tasikmalaya (C) Sugiri Sukani Air Base (id), Cirebon (C) Harry Hadisoemantri Air Base (id), Bengkayang (C) |
| 6th Air Wing | | 16th Air Squadron (fighter) | 045th Engineering Squadron | Roesmin Nurjadin Air Force Base, Pekanbaru (A) | Husein Sastranegara Air Base, Bandung (B) Sultan Iskandar Muda Air Base, Banda Aceh (B) Soewondo Air Base, Medan (B) Sutan Sjahrir Air Base, Padang (B) Sri Mulyono Herlambang Air Base, Palembang (B) Maimun Saleh Air Base, Sabang (B) Raja Haji Fisabilillah Air Base, Tanjungpinang (B) Hang Nadim Air Base, Batam (C) Pangeran M. Bunyamin Air Base, Lampung (C) Haji Abdullah Sanusi Hanandjoeddin Air Base, Belitung (C) Wiriadinata Air Base, Tasikmalaya (C) Sugiri Sukani Air Base (id), Cirebon (C) Harry Hadisoemantri Air Base (id), Bengkayang (C) |
| 7th Air Wing | | 1st Air Squadron (fighter) | | Supadio Air Force Base, Pontianak (A) | Husein Sastranegara Air Base, Bandung (B) Sultan Iskandar Muda Air Base, Banda Aceh (B) Soewondo Air Base, Medan (B) Sutan Sjahrir Air Base, Padang (B) Sri Mulyono Herlambang Air Base, Palembang (B) Maimun Saleh Air Base, Sabang (B) Raja Haji Fisabilillah Air Base, Tanjungpinang (B) Hang Nadim Air Base, Batam (C) Pangeran M. Bunyamin Air Base, Lampung (C) Haji Abdullah Sanusi Hanandjoeddin Air Base, Belitung (C) Wiriadinata Air Base, Tasikmalaya (C) Sugiri Sukani Air Base (id), Cirebon (C) Harry Hadisoemantri Air Base (id), Bengkayang (C) |
| 7th Air Wing | | 51st Air Squadron (UAV) | | Supadio Air Force Base, Pontianak (A) | Husein Sastranegara Air Base, Bandung (B) Sultan Iskandar Muda Air Base, Banda Aceh (B) Soewondo Air Base, Medan (B) Sutan Sjahrir Air Base, Padang (B) Sri Mulyono Herlambang Air Base, Palembang (B) Maimun Saleh Air Base, Sabang (B) Raja Haji Fisabilillah Air Base, Tanjungpinang (B) Hang Nadim Air Base, Batam (C) Pangeran M. Bunyamin Air Base, Lampung (C) Haji Abdullah Sanusi Hanandjoeddin Air Base, Belitung (C) Wiriadinata Air Base, Tasikmalaya (C) Sugiri Sukani Air Base (id), Cirebon (C) Harry Hadisoemantri Air Base (id), Bengkayang (C) |
| 8th Air Wing | | 7th Air Squadron (helicopter) | | Suyadarma Air Force Base, Subang (A) | Husein Sastranegara Air Base, Bandung (B) Sultan Iskandar Muda Air Base, Banda Aceh (B) Soewondo Air Base, Medan (B) Sutan Sjahrir Air Base, Padang (B) Sri Mulyono Herlambang Air Base, Palembang (B) Maimun Saleh Air Base, Sabang (B) Raja Haji Fisabilillah Air Base, Tanjungpinang (B) Hang Nadim Air Base, Batam (C) Pangeran M. Bunyamin Air Base, Lampung (C) Haji Abdullah Sanusi Hanandjoeddin Air Base, Belitung (C) Wiriadinata Air Base, Tasikmalaya (C) Sugiri Sukani Air Base (id), Cirebon (C) Harry Hadisoemantri Air Base (id), Bengkayang (C) |
| | | 52nd Air Squadron (UAV) | | Raden Sadjad Air Force Base, Natuna (B) | Husein Sastranegara Air Base, Bandung (B) Sultan Iskandar Muda Air Base, Banda Aceh (B) Soewondo Air Base, Medan (B) Sutan Sjahrir Air Base, Padang (B) Sri Mulyono Herlambang Air Base, Palembang (B) Maimun Saleh Air Base, Sabang (B) Raja Haji Fisabilillah Air Base, Tanjungpinang (B) Hang Nadim Air Base, Batam (C) Pangeran M. Bunyamin Air Base, Lampung (C) Haji Abdullah Sanusi Hanandjoeddin Air Base, Belitung (C) Wiriadinata Air Base, Tasikmalaya (C) Sugiri Sukani Air Base (id), Cirebon (C) Harry Hadisoemantri Air Base (id), Bengkayang (C) |
| 2nd Air Operations Command ||||||
| Air Operations | Air Operations | Air Operations | Engineering Squadrons | Air Force Base | Air Force Base |
| Wings | Squadrons | Squadrons | Engineering Squadrons | Headquarters (Type) | Operations (Type) |
| Wings | Badges | Names | Engineering Squadrons | Headquarters (Type) | Operations (Type) |
| 2nd Air Wing | | 4th Air Squadron (transport) | 022nd Engineering Squadron | Abdul Rachman Saleh Air Force Base, Malang (A) | El Tari Air Base, Kupang (A) Sam Ratulangi Air Base, Manado (A) Muljono Air Base, Surabaya (B) Dhomber Air Base, Balikpapan (B) I Gusti Ngurah Rai Air Base, Denpasar (B) Muhammad Zainuddin Abdul Madjid Air Base, Mataram (B) Anang Busra Air Base, Tarakan (B) Syamsuddin Noor Air Base, Banjarmasin (B) General Soedirman Air Base, Purbalingga (C) Iskandar Air Base, Pangkalan Bun (C) Haluoleo Air Base, Kendari (C) |
| 2nd Air Wing | | 21st Air Squadron (close air support) | 022nd Engineering Squadron | Abdul Rachman Saleh Air Force Base, Malang (A) | El Tari Air Base, Kupang (A) Sam Ratulangi Air Base, Manado (A) Muljono Air Base, Surabaya (B) Dhomber Air Base, Balikpapan (B) I Gusti Ngurah Rai Air Base, Denpasar (B) Muhammad Zainuddin Abdul Madjid Air Base, Mataram (B) Anang Busra Air Base, Tarakan (B) Syamsuddin Noor Air Base, Banjarmasin (B) General Soedirman Air Base, Purbalingga (C) Iskandar Air Base, Pangkalan Bun (C) Haluoleo Air Base, Kendari (C) |
| 2nd Air Wing | | 32nd Air Squadron (transport) | 022nd Engineering Squadron | Abdul Rachman Saleh Air Force Base, Malang (A) | El Tari Air Base, Kupang (A) Sam Ratulangi Air Base, Manado (A) Muljono Air Base, Surabaya (B) Dhomber Air Base, Balikpapan (B) I Gusti Ngurah Rai Air Base, Denpasar (B) Muhammad Zainuddin Abdul Madjid Air Base, Mataram (B) Anang Busra Air Base, Tarakan (B) Syamsuddin Noor Air Base, Banjarmasin (B) General Soedirman Air Base, Purbalingga (C) Iskandar Air Base, Pangkalan Bun (C) Haluoleo Air Base, Kendari (C) |
| 3rd Air Wing | | 3rd Air Squadron (fighter) | 042nd Engineering Squadron | Iswahyudi Air Force Base, Madiun (A) | El Tari Air Base, Kupang (A) Sam Ratulangi Air Base, Manado (A) Muljono Air Base, Surabaya (B) Dhomber Air Base, Balikpapan (B) I Gusti Ngurah Rai Air Base, Denpasar (B) Muhammad Zainuddin Abdul Madjid Air Base, Mataram (B) Anang Busra Air Base, Tarakan (B) Syamsuddin Noor Air Base, Banjarmasin (B) General Soedirman Air Base, Purbalingga (C) Iskandar Air Base, Pangkalan Bun (C) Haluoleo Air Base, Kendari (C) |
| 3rd Air Wing | | 14th Air Squadron (fighter) | 042nd Engineering Squadron | Iswahyudi Air Force Base, Madiun (A) | El Tari Air Base, Kupang (A) Sam Ratulangi Air Base, Manado (A) Muljono Air Base, Surabaya (B) Dhomber Air Base, Balikpapan (B) I Gusti Ngurah Rai Air Base, Denpasar (B) Muhammad Zainuddin Abdul Madjid Air Base, Mataram (B) Anang Busra Air Base, Tarakan (B) Syamsuddin Noor Air Base, Banjarmasin (B) General Soedirman Air Base, Purbalingga (C) Iskandar Air Base, Pangkalan Bun (C) Haluoleo Air Base, Kendari (C) |
| 3rd Air Wing | | 15th Air Squadron (fighter) | 042nd Engineering Squadron | Iswahyudi Air Force Base, Madiun (A) | El Tari Air Base, Kupang (A) Sam Ratulangi Air Base, Manado (A) Muljono Air Base, Surabaya (B) Dhomber Air Base, Balikpapan (B) I Gusti Ngurah Rai Air Base, Denpasar (B) Muhammad Zainuddin Abdul Madjid Air Base, Mataram (B) Anang Busra Air Base, Tarakan (B) Syamsuddin Noor Air Base, Banjarmasin (B) General Soedirman Air Base, Purbalingga (C) Iskandar Air Base, Pangkalan Bun (C) Haluoleo Air Base, Kendari (C) |
| 5th Air Wing | | 5th Air Squadron (recon) | 044th Engineering Squadron | Sultan Hasanuddin Air Force Base, Makassar (A) | El Tari Air Base, Kupang (A) Sam Ratulangi Air Base, Manado (A) Muljono Air Base, Surabaya (B) Dhomber Air Base, Balikpapan (B) I Gusti Ngurah Rai Air Base, Denpasar (B) Muhammad Zainuddin Abdul Madjid Air Base, Mataram (B) Anang Busra Air Base, Tarakan (B) Syamsuddin Noor Air Base, Banjarmasin (B) General Soedirman Air Base, Purbalingga (C) Iskandar Air Base, Pangkalan Bun (C) Haluoleo Air Base, Kendari (C) |
| 5th Air Wing | | 11th Air Squadron (fighter) | 044th Engineering Squadron | Sultan Hasanuddin Air Force Base, Makassar (A) | El Tari Air Base, Kupang (A) Sam Ratulangi Air Base, Manado (A) Muljono Air Base, Surabaya (B) Dhomber Air Base, Balikpapan (B) I Gusti Ngurah Rai Air Base, Denpasar (B) Muhammad Zainuddin Abdul Madjid Air Base, Mataram (B) Anang Busra Air Base, Tarakan (B) Syamsuddin Noor Air Base, Banjarmasin (B) General Soedirman Air Base, Purbalingga (C) Iskandar Air Base, Pangkalan Bun (C) Haluoleo Air Base, Kendari (C) |
| 5th Air Wing | | 33rd Air Squadron (transport) | 044th Engineering Squadron | Sultan Hasanuddin Air Force Base, Makassar (A) | El Tari Air Base, Kupang (A) Sam Ratulangi Air Base, Manado (A) Muljono Air Base, Surabaya (B) Dhomber Air Base, Balikpapan (B) I Gusti Ngurah Rai Air Base, Denpasar (B) Muhammad Zainuddin Abdul Madjid Air Base, Mataram (B) Anang Busra Air Base, Tarakan (B) Syamsuddin Noor Air Base, Banjarmasin (B) General Soedirman Air Base, Purbalingga (C) Iskandar Air Base, Pangkalan Bun (C) Haluoleo Air Base, Kendari (C) |
| 3rd Air Operations Command ||||||
| Air Operations | Air Operations | Air Operations | Engineering Squadrons | Air Force Base | Air Force Base |
| Wings | Squadrons | Squadrons | Engineering Squadrons | Headquarters (Type) | Operations (Type) |
| Wings | Badges | Names | Engineering Squadrons | Headquarters (Type) | Operations (Type) |
| 9th Air Wing | | 27th Air Squadron (transport) | | Manuhua Air Force Base, Biak (A) | Silas Papare Air Base, Jayapura (A) Johannes Abraham Dimara Air Base, Merauke (B) Pattimura Air Base, Ambon (B) Leo Wattimena Air Base, Morotai (C) Dominicus Dumatubun Air Base, Tual (C) Yohanis Kapiyau Air Base, Timika (C) Ignatius Dewanto Air Base, Tanimbar (C) |

### Quick Reaction Forces Command

Quick Reaction Forces Command :
| Wings | Detachment | Battalion |
| 1st Para-Commando Wing | 1st Matra Detachment 471st Air Defense Detachment 474th Air Defense Detachment 476th Air Defense Detachment | 461st Commando Battalion 463rd Commando Battalion 467th Commando Battalion |
| 2nd Para-Commando Wing | 2nd Matra Detachment 472nd Air Defense Detachment | 464th Commando Battalion 466th Commando Battalion 468th Commando Battalion |
| 3rd Para-Commando Wing | 3rd Matra Detachment 473rd Air Defense Detachment 475th Air Defense Detachment 477th Air Defense Detachment | 462nd Commando Battalion 465th Commando Battalion 469th Commando Battalion |
| Bravo 90 | 901st Intelligence Detachment 902nd Special Action Detachment 903rd Special Support Detachment | |

### Sector Commands

| Commands | Headquarters | Radar & Missile Unit | Operational Control |
| State Capital City Sector Command | Jakarta | 111th Missile Unit - Teluknaga, Banten 211th Radar Unit - Mauk, Tangerang Regency, Banten 212th Radar Unit - Ranai, Natuna Regency, Riau Islands 213th Radar Unit - Tanjung Pinang, Riau Islands 214th Radar Unit - Tegal, Central Java 215th Radar Unit - Congot, Kulon Progo, Yogyakarta 216th Radar Unit - Surade, Sukabumi Regency, West Java | National Air Operations Command |
| 1st Sector Command | Medan, North Sumatra | 231st Radar Unit - Lhokseumawe, Aceh 232nd Radar Unit - Dumai, Riau 233rd Radar Unit - Sabang, Aceh 234th Radar Unit - Sibolga, North Sumatra | 1st Air Operations Command |
| 2nd Sector Command | Makassar, South Sulawesi | 221st Radar Unit - Malang, East Java 222nd Radar Unit - Ploso, Jombang Regency, East Java 223rd Radar Unit - Balikpapan, East Kalimantan 224th Radar Unit - Kwandang, North Gorontalo, Gorontalo 225th Radar Unit - Tarakan, North Kalimantan 226th Radar Unit - Buraen, South Amarasi, Kupang Regency, East Nusa Tenggara (formerly 241st Radar Unit) | 2nd Air Operations Command |
| 3rd Sector Command | Biak, Papua | 242nd Radar Unit - Tanjung Warari, Biak Numfor Regency, Papua 243rd Radar Unit - Timika, Mimika Regency, Papua 244th Radar Unit - Merauke, Merauke Regency, Papua 245th Radar Unit - Saumlaki, Tanimbar Islands Regency, Maluku | 3rd Air Operations Command |

## Notable events
### Bawean Incident

In July 2003, Kohanudnas detected unauthorized military aircraft flying over Bawean Island off the eastern coast of Java for more than two hours, and ordered the Indonesian Air Force to scrambled two fully armed F-16s Block 15 OCU from the 3rd Air Squadron to intercept the unauthorized aircraft, which were five US Navy F/A-18 Hornets. The incident ended peacefully through a Friend or Foe hand signal. A US spokesman said that the naval aircraft had sought permission to enter Indonesian airspace while escorting a US aircraft carrier, but that the request arrived too late at the Kohanudnas headquarters in Jakarta due to red tape.

### Pakistan International Airlines Incident

Pakistan International Airlines's Boeing 737-300 was detected entering Indonesian airspace without diplomatic clearance on 7 March 2011. Kohanudnas then ordered the Air Force to scramble a pair of Sukhoi to intercept and force the aircraft to land at Hasanuddin airport.

### Papua New Guinea Aircraft Incident

On 29 November 2011, Syamsudin Noor Airport's radar detected Dassault Falcon 900 EX that carried Papua New Guinean Deputy Prime Minister H.O.N. Belden Namah entering Indonesian airspace, then the airport's ATC and Kohanudnas tries to contact the aircraft as it is an unscheduled flight, but no response. As Kohanudnas also didn't authorize aircraft flight clearance, they decide to scramble two Sukhoi fighter to intercept and shadowing the Falcon near Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan, for about 37 minutes. It was found that Falcon was applied for flight clearance shortly before take-off and the clearance was not granted yet during the incident. The minister of foreign affairs of Indonesia said that Kohanudnas was conducting an electronic identification with radar and a visual identification by intercepting (the aircraft) according to standard procedures, and no harm occurred.

## Gallery

* Insignia of Kohanudnas (National Air Defense Command) (xxxx-January 2022)