Danramil

Danramil is a term used in Indonesia to refer to the commander of a Koramil, which is a sub-district military command. The Koramil is a tactical unit within the Indonesian Army's territorial command structure. Its primary role is to implement military policies and programs at the sub-district level, maintaining security, and fostering community relations.

The Danramil is typically a commissioned officer, often holding the rank of Captain (Infantri) or Major. They are responsible for overseeing the personnel and activities of their Koramil, which includes a number of Babinsa (Bintara Pembina Desa), who are non-commissioned officers tasked with community development and intelligence gathering in their respective villages. The Danramil acts as the direct link between the higher military command and the local community.

Key responsibilities of a Danramil include ensuring readiness of their unit, coordinating with local government officials, supporting disaster relief efforts, and promoting national defense awareness among the populace. They play a crucial role in maintaining stability and order within their operational area, often working in collaboration with the local police and civilian authorities. The position emphasizes leadership, community engagement, and operational management within the Indonesian military framework.