The Role of Communication Aspects In The Interoperability of Security Operations At The Indonesian Archipelagic Sea Lanes I

Abstract

The challenges in communications between the military aircraft and warships, caused by the execution of operations within different periods and at a different area of operations, makes the military aircraft-warship coordination for the search and identification of targets difficult. The role of interoperability carried out by Military aircraft elements with the Indonesian warship (KRI) in the Indonesian Archipelagic Sea Lanes I (ALKI-1)  Security operation found several problems that were not in line with the supposed interoperability role. The problem in this research is how the role of Military aircraft interoperability with Indonesian warship (KRI) elements in the implementation of the Indonesian Archipelagic Sea Lanes I Security Operations. The purpose of this study is to analyze the extent of the military communication system problems that existed between military aircraft and Indonesian warship (KRI) in the implementation of the Indonesian Archipelagic Sea Lanes I Security Operations with Qualitative Descriptive methods by Nvivo softwareand Borda analysis to find out the order of priority criteria.  The results of the study show that tight coordination is needed regarding the timing of operations so that the interoperability of the implementing elements can be integrated, coordinated and become a good system so that The Indonesian Archipelagic Sea Lanes I (ALKI-1) security operation can be carried out effectively and efficiently.