Indonesian pilot called the Australian media ISIS members. (dok The Intercept)
Jakarta, Indonesia - Tommy Abu Alfatih aka Tomi Hendratno Indonesian pilot who stated media mentioned Australia joined ISIS never joined the Air Force (AU). Information was straightened out by the Navy (AL).
Based on the information provided Navy Chief Information Office (Kadispenal) Marine Colonel (P) M Zainudin, Tomi recorded has been out of the Navy unit since November 10, 2010 ago. The man who once lived in Sidoarjo was an alumni Education Officer Candidate (Dikcapa) XXXI force in 2002.
"The bottom line is he (Tomi) former personnel of the Navy. But, since he is retired it is not the responsibility of the Navy again," said Zainudin, Thursday (9/7).
Earlier, The Australian online media based on confidential documents mentioning Intercept Australian Federal Police (AFP) called Tomi joined ISIS and currently works for the airline Premiair based in Indonesia.
Mentioned that he graduated Indonesia Flight School in 1999 and worked for the Indonesian Air Force as a pilot.
Still according to the leaked confidential documents, Tomi graduated from the Jeanne d'arc Navy Officer Training College in France in 2005. He is also a graduate of the Free University in Surabaya in 2008, and then a year later, in 2009, graduated from the military flight school instructor.
Furthermore, in 2010 Tomi stopped working as a pilot of Air Force and joined the airline Garuda Indonesia. The following year, 2011, he quit working for Garuda Indonesia and Bali International Flight Academy as a certified flight instructor.
Tomi Facebook account, Abu Alfatih Hendratno, since mid-2014 to install a variety of status concern over the suffering of Muslims around the world. December 2014, pro-ISIS material began to look at his account.
On account of that Faceook Tomi informed on June 1 that he left his job as a pilot in Premiair. Recently, Tom said he was now working as a 'driver' in 'Earth Allah glory to Him'.
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