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_indonesia Story: 9 Months Practicing in Poland & the Soviet Union, This is the History of Indonesia's First Submarine Friday, 01-25-2019 TSM-The heyday of submarines was achieved by Indonesia in 1962. How come, when it will hold a military operation to seize West Irian from the Netherlands, Indonesia has 12 units of the Whiskey class submarines from the Soviet Union. No country in the southern hemisphere has sea power the size of the Indonesian Navy at that time. Indonesia began to own submarines, according to Laksma (Pur) RP Poernomo who was the commander of the first Indonesian submarine, RI (KRI) Tjakra-401, when on August 5, 1958 Indonesia sent 112 submarine candidates to be trained abroad . Quoted from the book "Indonesian Submarine" (2008) written by Indroyono Soesilo and Budiman, all personnel departed from Ujung Pier, Surabaya with Norwegian passenger ship MV Heinrich Jessen. Travel through the Suez Canal in Egypt then to one of the ports in Yugoslavia. At that time the entire crew had to confess that they were going to practice in Yugoslavia. Even though there just stopped for a moment, after three weeks of traveling. From Yugoslavia, the journey continues towards Poland on a special train, crossing several eastern European countries. After traveling nonstop, they finally arrived in Poland. Lucky when it's summer. The train stopped at a small station called Gdynia near the City of Gdansk. Before World War II, Gdansk was a city in the German region called Danzig