Resumen de The Role Of Fleet Quick Response (FQR) In Guarding Sea Security From Crime Act At Indonesian Archipelagic Sea Lane I

Suryadi Permana, Denih Hendrata, Yanu Madawanto

• Indonesia is the largest archipelagic country in the world, so the government establisheda policy tomake Indonesia as the World Maritime Fulcrum, placing the maritime sector as a source of the nation’seconomy. This policy needs to be supported by the creation of safety shipping and maritime security. Asan implementation of the responsibility and authority in supporting the program, the Indonesian Navyis demanded to be able to create a safe sea free from violations of the law at sea, having a Fleet QuickResponse Team (FQR), prevent and take action against all kinds of crimes that occur in the waters areaof Indonesia’s national jurisdiction. The FQR action was carried out by paying attention to the speedand accuracy in tackling all violations and crimes at sea. Thus, the researchers try to illustrate how theeffort to increase the role of the FQR team in order to support the tasks of the Navy Base.This researchuses qualitative research methods by utilizing scientific methods in the form of interviews and directobservation on how to maintain sea security so that the sea is free from all threats of criminal actsand violations of the law in order to support the duties of the Navy. The existence of the ALKI lanecarries various potential security and defense vulnerabilities, both in the form of military threats fromother countries that use ALKI as a commercial shipping lane and other vulnerabilities, such as pollutionof the marine environment, smuggling, piracy, terrorism, human trafficking, infiltration, and domesticshipping disturbances. Preparedness, speed of the element of impromptu as well as the accuracy ofactions in the operation became the key to the success of the FQR task