Sampari

The Sampari class, also known as KCR-60M, was developed for the Indonesian Navy as a locally designed and built fast missile craft class. Construction by PT PAL Indonesia in Surabaya supports Indonesia's wider policy of growing domestic naval shipbuilding. The class follows earlier missile-boat needs while providing a larger and more modern coastal combatant.

Sampari-class boats are about 60 metres long and are built for fast coastal strike and patrol missions. Their fit has varied by batch, with anti-ship missiles, medium-calibre guns, decoys, search radar, and combat-management systems. Terma's C-Series suite on later vessels shows how Indonesia has upgraded the class with modern sensors and electronic systems.

Operationally, the class is suited to Indonesia's archipelagic environment, where fast missile craft can patrol coastal waters, respond to incursions, and threaten hostile surface ships near islands and straits. The boats are not blue-water frigates, but they add distributed sea-denial capability and visible national presence across Indonesian maritime approaches.