The 124-meters Landing Platform Dock (LPD) is a versatile amphibious vessel, meticulously designed to support a wide range operation. Equipped with advanced facilities, it ensures effective deployment, mobility, and mission-readiness in diverse operational scenarios.

This versatile vessel is designed to perform a wide range of advanced naval operations, ensuring dominance in modern maritime conflicts: - Anti-Air Warfare (AAW) - Anti-Surface Warfare (ASuW) - Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) - Electronic Warfare (EW) - Naval Gun Fire Support (NGFS) - Air Defense

This vessel has several specialized functions: Maritime Surveillance and Patrol: The ship conducts comprehensive monitoring and surveillance operations to safeguard territorial waters, detect illegal activities, and maintain maritime security. Prevention and Protection of Natural Resources: The vessel plays a key role in the preservation of marine ecosystems and natural resources, focusing on the prevention of illegal exploitation, such as illegal fishing and environmental degradation. Maritime Search and Rescue: The ship is equipped to perform search and rescue operations, ensuring rapid response to maritime accidents and providing assistance to individuals in distress at sea.

Military Naval Operations - Amphibious Operations - Naval Gun Fire Support (NGFS) - Logistics - Sealift - Command and Control - Reconnaissance and Surveillance - Helicopter Platform - International Cooperation and Naval Diplomacy Non Military Naval Operations - Humanitarian Assistance - Disaster Response - Logistics - Search and Rescue Assistance - Mass Evacuation

The functions of the BRS ship align closely with the maritime characteristics and outlook of Indonesia. As an archipelagic nation situated along the Ring of Fire, Indonesia faces significant vulnerability to natural disasters such as volcanic eruptions and earthquakes, which may trigger secondary disasters like tsunamis and others. In such circumstances, the BRS ship's mobility enables it to be rapidly deployed to disaster-affected areas to carry out emergency response activities. Pursuant to Indonesian Armed Forces Law No. 34 of 2004, under Military Operations Other Than War (MOOTW), the BRS ship is capable of conducting operations to assist in disaster management, evacuation, and humanitarian aid, as well as search and rescue missions in the event of accidents. Beyond these scenarios, the BRS ship also possesses the capability to undertake international diplomacy missions.

This advanced vessel is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and weaponry, enabling it to excel in multiple naval warfare domains: • Anti-Air Warfare • Anti-Surface Warfare • Anti-Submarine Warfare • Naval Gun Fire Support

This vessel is designed to fulfill a variety of critical maritime roles, ensuring safety, security, and assistance in diverse scenarios: Maritime Security: Ensures the protection of maritime borders and vital shipping lanes, preventing illegal activities such as piracy, smuggling, and unauthorized incursions. EEZ Management Role: Plays a key role in monitoring and safeguarding the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), supporting resource management and enforcing territorial sovereignty. Humanitarian Assistance & Disaster Response: Provides rapid response capabilities for humanitarian missions, delivering aid, medical support, and disaster relief in crisis situations. Search and Rescue: Equipped to perform search and rescue operations, saving lives during emergencies at sea, including natural disasters or maritime accidents.