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JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - The Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) are holding the TNI Fair at Lapangan Silang Monas, Jakarta, on Saturday (19/9/2026) and Sunday (20/9/2026) to commemorate the 81st Anniversary of the TNI.
There are various activities available for the public to participate in at the TNI Fair, ranging from exhibitions of main weapon system equipment (alutsista) to the distribution of 15,000 free meal packages.
"This shows that the TNI is present for the people, the TNI stands with the people, and demonstrates our commitment that the TNI is always there for the community," said TNI Chief of Public Information Center (Kapuspen), Major General Muhammad Nas, met at Lapangan Silang Monas, Jakarta, Saturday.
In addition, there are also health services, psychological examinations, and basic life training.
At the health service, the public can receive free services including blood donation, general medical treatment, dental check-ups, circumcision, cataract surgery, and cleft lip surgery.
TNI also conducts online and real-time psychological examinations targeting 8,100 participants, aiming to break the Indonesian World Records Museum (MURI) record.
Moreover, the TNI provides basic life training for students and the general public.
The TNI Fair also features exhibitions of alutsista belonging to both TNI and non-TNI entities.
Muhammad Nas stated that various military technology research and development results from the Army, Navy, and Air Force are also on display.
He said the exhibition shows the military technology advancements made by the TNI to strengthen national defense.
Not only can visitors view the equipment, but they are also allowed to try certain TNI equipment as long as it poses no risk.
"We want to demonstrate that TNI and the people are manunggal (united). That is the greatest strength. Therefore, the public is free to enter, watch, and even try out the equipment owned by the TNI, provided it is safe," said Muhammad Nas.
Aside from the Monas exhibition, some alutsista will also be showcased in a sailing pass or naval parade on October 4, 2026.
One highlight is the Garibaldi aircraft carrier, a donation from the Italian Government recently received by Indonesia.
"It will also be displayed during the sailing pass. Including aircraft such as the Rafale and others," Muhammad Nas added.