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Chief of Staff of the Indonesian Army
Kepala Staf TNI Angkatan Darat
Flag of the Chief of Staff
Incumbent GeneralMaruli Simanjuntak since 29 November 2023
Indonesian Army
Abbreviation	KSAD / Kasad
Reports to	Commander of the Indonesian National Armed Forces
Seat	Army Headquarter, Gambir, Central Jakarta, Jakarta
Nominator	Commander of Indonesian National Armed Forces
Appointer	President of Indonesia
Constituting instrument	President Decree No. 14 of 1948
Precursor	Commander of Army Strategic Command
Formation	15 May 1948 (1948-05-15)
First holder	ColonelDjatikoesoemo
Deputy	Vice Chief of Staff of the Indonesian Army

TheChief of Staff of the Indonesian Army (Indonesian:Kepala Staf TNI Angkatan Darat, abbreviatedKSAD orKASAD) is the highest position in theIndonesian Army. The position is held by the four-star General appointed by and reporting directly to theCommander of the Armed Forces. Chief of Staff is assisted by the Vice Chief of Staff of the Indonesian Army, which the position is held by a three-star General.^[1]

The current officeholder is General Maruli Simanjuntak, who took office on 29 November 2023.

No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of office			Ref.
			Took office	Left office	Time in office
1		Colonel Djatikoesoemo (1917–1992)	15 May 1948	27 December 1949	1 year, 226 days	[2]
2		Colonel Abdul Haris Nasution (1918–2000)	27 December 1949	18 December 1952	2 years, 357 days	[2]
3		Major general Bambang Soegeng (1913–1977)	18 December 1952	8 May 1955	2 years, 141 days	[2]
–		Colonel Zulkifli Lubis (1923–1993) Acting	8 May 1955	25 June 1955	48 days	[2]
4		Major general Bambang Utoyo [id] (1920–1980)	25 June 1955	28 October 1955	125 days	[2]
5		General Abdul Haris Nasution (1918–2000)	7 November 1955	21 June 1962	6 years, 226 days	[2]
6		Lieutenant general Ahmad Yani (1922–1965)	21 June 1962	1 October 1965 †	3 years, 102 days	[2]
–		Major general Pranoto Reksosamudro (1923–1993) Acting	2 October 1965	16 October 1965	14 days	[2]
7		General Suharto (1921–2008)	16 October 1965	1 May 1968	2 years, 198 days
8		General Maraden Panggabean (1922–2000)	1 May 1968	25 November 1969	1 year, 208 days	[2]
9		General Umar Wirahadikusumah (1924–2003)	25 November 1969	27 April 1973	3 years, 153 days	[3][2]
10		General Surono Reksodimedjo [id] (1923–2010)	27 April 1973	10 May 1974	1 year, 13 days	[2]
11		General Makmun Murod (1924–2011)	10 May 1974	1 January 1978	3 years, 236 days	[2]
12		General Raden Widodo [id] (1924–1993)	1 January 1978	30 April 1980	2 years, 120 days	[2]
13		General Poniman [id] (1926–2010)	30 April 1980	1 March 1983	2 years, 305 days	[2]
14		General Rudini [id] (1929–2006)	1 March 1983	7 June 1986	3 years, 98 days	[2]
15		General Try Sutrisno (born 1935)	7 June 1986	2 February 1988	4 years, 240 days	[2]
16		General Edi Sudradjat [id] (1938–2006)	2 February 1988	23 March 1993	5 years, 49 days	[2]
17		General Wismoyo Arismunandar (1940–2021)	23 March 1993	8 February 1995	1 year, 322 days	[2]
18		General Raden Hartono [id] (born 1941)	8 February 1995	7 June 1997	2 years, 119 days	[2]
19		General Wiranto (born 1947)	7 June 1997	16 February 1998	254 days	[2]
20		General Subagyo Hadi Siswoyo [id] (born 1946)	16 February 1998	20 November 1999	1 year, 277 days	[2]
21		General Tyasno Sudarto [id] (born 1948)	20 November 1999	9 October 2000	324 days	[2]
22		General Endriartono Sutarto (born 1947)	9 October 2000	4 June 2002	1 year, 238 days	[2]
23		General Ryamizard Ryacudu (born 1950)	4 June 2002	18 February 2005	2 years, 259 days	[4][2]
24		General Djoko Santoso (1952–2020)	18 February 2005	28 December 2007	2 years, 313 days	[2]
25		General Agustadi Sasongko Purnomo [id] (born 1952)	28 December 2007	9 November 2009	1 year, 316 days	[2]
26		General George Toisutta [id] (1953–2019)	9 November 2009	30 June 2011	1 year, 233 days	[2]
27		General Pramono Edhie Wibowo (1955–2020)	30 June 2011	20 May 2013	1 year, 324 days
28		General Moeldoko (born 1957)	20 May 2013	30 August 2013	102 days
29		General Budiman [id] (born 1956)	30 August 2013	25 July 2014	329 days
30		General Gatot Nurmantyo (born 1960)	25 July 2014	15 July 2015	355 days
31		General Mulyono (born 1961)	15 July 2015	22 November 2018	3 years, 130 days	[5]
32		General Andika Perkasa (born 1964)	22 November 2018	17 November 2021	2 years, 360 days
33		General Dudung Abdurachman (born 1965)	17 November 2021	25 October 2023	1 year, 342 days
34		General Agus Subiyanto (born 1967)	25 October 2023	29 November 2023	35 days
35		General Maruli Simanjuntak (born 1970)	29 November 2023	Incumbent	2 years, 78 days

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