A Citizen Army and the ‘Military Caste’
Tuesday, April 10, 2001
The lack of a citizen army gave birth to a ‘caste of paid military officers.’ Indonesians, however, are more than willing to defend their country.
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A citizen army is a group of civilians with military capability but whose profession is not linked to the army. When the country is threatened, they are called up for active military duty. Or they are mobilized to overcome disasters and to provide protection for the people. They are separate from the regular army, whose members voluntarily chose the military profession and receive salaries and pension benefits from the country.
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