ABRI Satriamandala Museum (Satria Mandala Museum)
(Indonesian National Armed Forces Museum)
Jalan Gatot Dubroto 14
Jakarta, Selantan, Java Indonesia

The Akngkatan Udara Republik Indonesia (ABRI) Satriamandala Museum is located in south Jakarta. In English known as the Indonesian National Armed Forces Museum or Armed Forces Museum. Also known as Satria Mandala Museum or Museum ABRI Satriamandala. The museum is administrated by the Mabes TNI (Indonesian Armed Forces HQ) with collections related to the Indonesian Army, Navy, Air Force and Police.

Aircraft displayed outdoors in coverd shelters, in Indonesian Air Force markings. Other non-WWII aircraft include: Well RI-X, PZL-104 Wilga (Gelatik), MiG-21, F-13, F-2164, AB-204 Huey, H-xxx, SA-75 Guideline anti-aircraft missile and its Swansong radar, Fairey Gannet AS.4, AS-00, Indonesian Navy, Mil Mi-4, Indonesian Army.

Bruce Fenstermaker adds:
"This museum contains photos and info on the armed forces and their initial history. The Willow was the plane the Indonesians were trained under the Japanese to fly during WWII and just before and after the independence. The AURI operated mostly Willows and Oscars but also trained in the AT-16 (export version of the T-6)."

K5Y1 Willow / Chureng
Displayed under a pavilion later moved to Museum Dirgantara Mandala Yogyakarta Indonesia (Indonesian Air Force Museum).

Ki-79b / Nishikoren
Displayed under a pavilion on a pedistal moved to Museum Dirgantara Mandala Yogyakarta Indonesia (Indonesian Air Force Museum).