Respect for JK
Two F-16 fighter jets escorted a presidential plane carrying Vice President Jusuf Kalla, often called by his initials JK, in Jakarta on Thursday. It was a gesture of respect from the Indonesian Air Force for Kalla, who will end his term on Oct. 20.
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