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Identifikasi Faktor pada Pemilihan Roket Resimen Artileri Korps Marinir guna Mendukung Operasi Militer Perang Lubis, Bambang Eka; Herman, Juli; Wijiantoro, Hendro; Susilo, A.K.
Jurnal Penelitian Inovatif Vol 4 No 3 (2024): JUPIN Agustus 2024
Publisher : CV Firmos

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.54082/jupin.560

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Keberadaan satuan Artileri memiliki peran yang penting dalam mendukung pencapaian tugas pokok Korps Marinir secara optimal. Dihadapkan dengan kemajuan teknologi militer saat ini, alutsista kesenjataan Roket Marinir masih mengandalkan pengoperasian secara manual sehingga diperlukan adanya rematerialisasi alutsista Roket yang dilengkapi dengan sistem kendali otomatis dan komputerisasi. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk memberikan identifikasi faktor pada pemilihan roket Resimen Artileri korps Marinir dalam modernisasi alutsista guna mendukung Operasi Militer Perang (OMP). Metode kualitatif deskriptif statistik digunakan sebagai metode penelitian yang didukung dengan metode delphi untuk menentukan kriteria-kriteria yang diperlukan pada penentuan roket resimen. Dari hasil penelitian didapatkan enam faktor yang terkait yaitu 1) Akurasi; 2) Hulu Ledak; 3) Jangkauan; 4) Keandalan; 5) Mobilitas; 6) Sistem Panduan. Hasil penilaian alternatif menunjukkan bahwa MLRS 9A52-4 Tornado mendapatkan bobot tertinggi sebesar 0.403. Oleh karena itu, diperlukan pemantauan kebijakan lebih lanjut untuk mempertimbangkan modernisasi kesenjataan sebagai tindak lanjut dari Pemilihan Roket Resimen Artileri Korps Marinir guna mendukung Operasi Militer Perang.
Optimizing Lakesla Health Support for Indonesian Navy Divers Through Hyperbaric Services: An Analysis of Challenges and Strategies to Support the Main Tasks of the Indonesian Navy Ilfan, Muhamad; Bay, Aminul Ummah; Wijiantoro, Hendro
Journal of Industrial Engineering & Management Research Vol. 6 No. 5 (2025): October 2025
Publisher : AGUSPATI Research Institute

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.7777/jiemar.v6i5.623

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Navy divers of the Indonesian Navy face serious health risks due to activities in extreme pressure environments, such as decompression and gas embolism. As a naval military health institution, Lakesla holds a strategic role in providing hyperbaric therapy to ensure divers’ readiness and safety. This study analyzes three main aspects: challenges in the implementation of hyperbaric services, their contribution to operational readiness and diver safety, and optimization strategies to sustainably support the main tasks of the Indonesian Navy. The research employs a qualitative approach through in-depth interviews, field observations, and documentation, with data analysis conducted using NVivo software, triangulation, and a SWOT framework enhanced by the IFAS–EFAS matrix. The findings indicate that Lakesla has strengths in representative hyperbaric facilities, competent medical personnel, and institutional support from the Navy, yet faces constraints in certified human resources, limited equipment maintenance budgets, and suboptimal information systems. External opportunities, including increased diving operations, technological advancements, and potential inter-institutional cooperation, outweigh existing threats, positioning Lakesla in Quadrant I (aggressive strategy). Hyperbaric services have been proven to significantly contribute to the readiness and safety of Navy divers. Optimization can be achieved through integrating services within Navy operational systems, strengthening human resource competence, digitalizing diver medical records, and enhancing research and educational outreach. With these strategies, Lakesla has the potential to evolve into a modern, adaptive, and sustainable center of excellence in diving medicine.
Co-Authors Bay, Aminul Ummah Herman, Juli Ilfan, Muhamad Lubis, Bambang Eka Susilo, A.K.