Mengenal Plat Nomor Mobil Dinas TNI yang Jarang Diketahui Masyarakat SIPIL

Kita pasti sering melihat plat nomor mobil dinas TNI di jalan. Tapi apakah kamu tahu arti dari plat dinas tersebut yang bentuknya berbeda dari plat nomor yang biasanya? Dalam artikel ini, akan dijelaskan cara membaca plat nomor mobil dinas TNI.

1. Markas Besar TNI
(Terdiri dari tiga matra, TNI AD, TNI AL dan TNI AU)
Ciri-ciri:
-Plat berwarna merah dibagian logo instansi dan dibagian nomor

Kode:
-00 Markas Besar TNI
-01 Sekolah Staff dan Komando TNI
-02 Akademi TNI
-09 Badan Pembinaan Hukum TNI
-10 Badan Perbekalan TNI
-14 Pasukan Pengamanan Presiden

2. TNI-AD (angkatan darat)
Ciri-ciri:
-Plat berwarna merah di bagian logo instansi, dan hijau dibagian nomor

Kode:
-00 Markas Besar TNI AD
-01 Komando Cadangan Strategis TNI AD
-02 Komando Pasukan Khusus TNI AD
-03 Komando Daerah Militer Jakarta Raya
-04 Komando Pendidikan Dan Latihan TNI AD
-10 Akademi Militer
-20 Sekolah Staf Dan Komando TNI AD
-30 Pusat Teritorial TNI AD
-31 Pusat Kesenjataan Infantri TNI AD
-32 Pusat Kesenjataan Kavaleri TNI AD
-33 Pusat Kesenjataan Artileri TNI AD
-34 Pusat Polisi Militer
-41 Direktorat Zeni TNI AD
-42 Direktorat Perhubungan TNI AD
-43 Direktorat Peralatan TNI AD
-44 Direktorat Perbekalan Dan Angkutan TNI AD
-45 Direktorat Kesehatan TNI AD
-46 Direktorat Ajudan Jenderal TNI AD
-47 Direktorat Topografi TNI AD
-48 Direktorat Keuangan TNI AD
-49 Direktorat Hukum TNI AD
-51 Dinas Penerangan TNI AD
-52 Dinas Pembinaan Mental TNI AD
-53 Dinas Psikologi TNI AD
-54 Dinas Penelitian Dan Pengembangan TNI AD
-55 Dinas Informasi Dan Pengolahan Data TNI AD
-56 Dinas Penerbangan TNI AD
-I~IX Milik Kodam I ~ IX

3. TNI-AL (angkatan laut)
Ciri-ciri:
-Plat berwarna merah dibagian instansi, dan biru muda dibagian nomor

Kode:
-00 Markas Besar TNI AL
-01 Komando Armada Timur TNI AL
-02 Komando Armada Barat TNI AL
-03 Komando Lintas Laut Militer TNI AL
-04 Korps Marinir TNI AL
-I~… PangkALan Utama TNI AL I~ …

4. TNI-AU (angkatan udara)
Ciri-ciri:
-Plat berwarna merah dibagian instansi, dan biru tua dibagian nomor

Kode:
-00 Markas Besar TNI AU
-01 Komando Operasi 1 TNI AU
-02 Komando Operasi 2 TNI AU
-05 Komando Pendidikan TNI AU
-10 Korps Pasukan Khas TNI AU

5. KEMENTERIAN PERTAHANAN
(Kemhan/ membawahi keseluruhan organisasi TNI
Ciri-ciri:
-Plat berwarna biru dibagian logo instansi,
-Warna merah dibagian nomor.)

Kode:
-00 Kementerian Pertahanan
-02 Lembaga Ketahanan Nasional
-05 Direktorat Jenderal Material, Fasilitas dan Jasa

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