Displayed near the main Air Force gate on the road that leads to the Museum. Swiss-built AS202 Bravos replaced the last T-34A Mentors with the main training school here at Adisutjipto AB from 1981, operating till 2015. The LM serial prefix derives from "Latih Mukla", translating as elementary trainer.

Superseding the T-34A Mentors with the main training school here at Adisutjipto AB from 1981, a fleet of 40 Swiss-built AS202 Bravos were operated till 2015

Currently, as far as I know, no less than 19 AS202 Bravos are preserved throughout Indonesia. This one is on the Southern outskirts of the Halim Perdanakusuma military area guarding the gate to the TNI-AU dental clinic.

Bravo LM-2032 of 101 Pendidikan when it was still happily flying around. It can now be found in the Taman Ria Suropati (leisure park) in Pasuruan, Jawa Timur.

Probably Ankasa Aero Club but still with military code

The Indonesian Air Force operated 40 Swiss built Bravos elementary trainers between 1982 and 2015. They were based at the TNI-AU's main flight training facility in Yogjakarta. The abbreviation LM stands for "Latih Mukla" and means elementary trainer. The Bravos, as well as the advanced T-34C's trainers, were replaced by a single type, the Grob 120TP.