Indonesia's First Homegrown Warship
A lecturer at the 10 November Technological Institute (ITS) in Surabaya, Wisnu Wardhana, has designed Indonesia's first homegrown warship that he's decided to call "The Croc." The Made In Indonesia warship can be deployed in three different modes: normal, hydrofoil with speed of up to 35-45 knots and submarine capable of diving 10 meters underwater at speed of 15 knots. Wisnu said The Croc will be Indonesia's "sea guardian" of the future.
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