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The Gloomy Stars In Military Headquarters

Monday, February 4, 2019

Hundreds of high and middle-ranking officers of the Indonesian Military (TNI) hold no positions. They have the potential to secure the victory of presidential candidates.

TNI Commander Marshal Hadi Tjahjanto (front) accompanied at a TNI leaders meeting in 2018 in TNI HQ, Cilangkap, Jakarta. ANTARA/Sigid Kurniawan. tempo : 171397050812.

THREE stars remain on the shoulder of Lieut. Gen. Ediwan Prabowo. The best of 1984 graduate of the Military Academy has been a special staff member of the Army Chief of Staff since February 2016. Rather than a prestigious post, a special staffer is only another term for a so-called ‘non-job’ officer. In fact Ediwan will be retiring only in October. “As a soldier I obey the order of my superior,” he said to Tempo last Thurs

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