Merinding! Inilah Kisah dan Video Pembaretan Kopassus Jendral Gatot Nurmantyo yang Bikin Bangga

Menjadi prajurit Kopassus TNI AD merupakan impian banyak orang. Tak terkecuali Panglima TNI, Jenderal Gatot Nurmantyo. Saat minta izin ibunda untuk mendaftar masuk Akademi Militer, sang ibu mengizinkan. Namun permintaan ibunya, Gatot harus menjadi anggota RPKAD (Resimen Para Komando Angkatan Darat), nama Kopassus saat itu. Maklum, rumah ibunya di Cilacap dekat dengan pusat pendidikan Kopassus.

Pembaretan Baret Merah Kopassus Kepada Jendral TNI Gatot Nurmantyo

Selepas lulus Akmil tahun 1982, Gatot mencoba masuk Kopassus. Tapi ternyata takdir malah membawanya bertugas di baret hijau Kostrad nyaris sepanjang karirnya di TNI AD. Mimpi Gatot menjadi prajurit Kopassus tak pernah padam. Kesempatan itu datang saat dirinya menjadi orang nomor satu di Angkatan Darat tahun 2014.

Gatot memanggil Danjen Kopassus, Mayjen Agus Sutomo dan menjelaskan maksudnya untuk mengikuti sekolah Kopassus. "Tidak usah ikut pendidikan Pak, nanti brevet kehormatan saja," begitu kira-kira kata Mayjen Agus Sutomo. Brevet dan baret kehormatan memang biasanya diberikan pada perwira tinggi dan para kepala staf.

Gatot menolak. Dia berkeras mau mendapat baret merah melalui jalur normal. Artinya melalui sekolah komando yang katanya bagai neraka di bumi itu. Baru sekali ada jenderal bintang empat mau mengikuti sekolah komando yang biasanya untuk para prajurit muda itu.

Tapi Gatot maju terus. Semua pendidikan yang harus ditempuh prajurit komando disikatnya. Dari gunung hutan sampai rawa laut.

Menjadi siswa komando berarti melepaskan pangkat. Semua diperlakukan sama. Gatot pun merasakan direndam tengah malam di Danau Situ Lembang yang airnya sedingin es. Dia juga merasakan melempar pisau, melintas medan puluhan kilo meter dan mengikuti latihan Sandi Yudha.

Akhirnya dalam upacara yang khidmat di tepi Pantai Permisan Cilacap, Gatot dinyatakan lulus sebagai prajurit komando. Mayjen Agus Sutomo memasangkan baret merah dan menyematkan brevet komando di dada Gatot tanggal 2 September 2014. Usia Gatot saat itu 55 tahun.

"Bahwa yang namanya prajurit tidak ada bedanya antara prajurit dua dan jenderal. Saya bangga menjadi keluarga besar Kopassus. Sampai bertemu di medan pertempuran. Komando!" teriak Gatot di depan ratusan prajurit baret merah.

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Gegap gempita para prajurit membalas salam dari Gatot. "Komando! Komando! Komando!" Gatot pun digendong dan diarak sambil bernyanyi Mars Baret Merah.

Setelah dilantik, masih dengan baret merah, baju belepotan lumpur dan muka coreng moreng, Gatot langsung terbang menuju makam orang tuanya. Dia Memberi hormat dengan takzim dan menyampaikan amanah ibunya puluhan tahun lalu telah terlaksana.

Bangga padamu Jendral, TNI Kuat Bersama Rakyat.
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