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Sri Parmini was born on 12 September, 1956 in Boyolali, Jawa Tengah, Indonesia, is an Indonesian Army officer (born 1956). Discover Sri Parmini's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is she in this year and how she spends money? Also learn how she earned most of networth at the age of 67 years old?

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Age 67 years old
Zodiac Sign Virgo
Born 12 September, 1956
Birthday 12 September
Birthplace Boyolali, Jawa Tengah, Indonesia
Nationality Indonesia

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Who Is Sri Parmini's Husband?

Her husband is Achmad Kaelani (m. 1984)

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Children Ratih Pujiati Arif Widyatmoko

Sri Parmini Net Worth

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1956

Sri Parmini (born 12 September 1956) is a retired officer of the Indonesian Army.

She served as Head of the General Secretariat of the Indonesian Army and was the third woman to achieve the rank of brigadier general in the Indonesian Army.

Parmini was born in a non-military family.

She spent her childhood in Boyolali and began her career as an officer in the Indonesian Army Women's Corps after graduating from Sebelas Maret University.

Parmini was born on 12 September 1956 in Boyolali, Central Java, as the eldest of four siblings.

Her father was a primary school teacher, while her mother was a housewife who supported the family by trading in mining products.

She was raised in Boyolali and completed her elementary to high school education in her hometown.

After graduating from high school, she pursued higher education at the Department of Social Education, Faculty of Education, at Sebelas Maret University.

Before her graduation, she accidentally came across a brochure from the Surakarta Military District Command regarding an opportunity to join the Indonesian Army Women's Corps for women who had already completed higher education.

She tried to register because she always had an ambition to become a soldier when she was a child.

When Parmini tried to register to be a candidate in the Army Women's Corps, the registration process was already closed.

However, a noncommissioned officer named Koesnan assisted her in registering.

Parmini subsequently underwent a selection process that spanned several days in Bandung and was accepted as a candidate officer for the Army Women's Corps after successfully passing the selection.

Parmini, who had become a candidate officer, then met with her parents and informed them that she had passed the selection.

Initially, both of her parents were unhappy with the news because they had previously planned for Parmini to become a social science teacher in Surakarta.

Her father objected to her choice to join the army, but she managed to convince him.

Parmini then returned to Bandung to pursue her military education at the Army Women's Corps Education Centre.

1981

After she completed her education, she was commissioned as a first lieutenant in 1981.

Parmini began her service in the Indonesian Army in 1981 at the Army Women's Corps Education Centre and served as an instructor for approximately four years.

She was then transferred to the Army Counterintelligence and Cryptology Service with the rank of first lieutenant.

1987

During her service at Army Counterintelligence and Cryptology, she was promoted to the rank of captain in 1987.

1991

After her tenure at Army Counterintelligence and Cryptology ended in 1991, Parmini attended the Advanced Officer Education II course to enhance her military capabilities in 1992.

1993

After finishing her course in 1993, she was promoted to the rank of major.

1995

In 1995, Parmini was instructed to undergo advanced military education at the Indonesian Army Command And General Staff College and became the only female student during her time at the institution.

1996

After graduating in 1996, she was reassigned to the Kodam Jayakarta as the deputy head of Military Area Command Administration at Kodam Jaya.

This office handled personnel, administrative, and welfare matters for personnel within the Kodam Jaya, which raised her rank to lieutenant colonel.

1998

She held this position until 1998.

2000

Parmini was appointed as the Commander of the Army Women's Corps Education Centre in November 2000, following two years of service as an officer without any commissioned role.

2001

During the appointment, she was promoted to the rank of colonel in 2001.

2005

She served in various roles, including positions at the Army Women Corps Education Centre, Army Counterintelligence and Cryptology Service, and the Kodam Jayakarta, before working as an aide officer in Army Headquarters in 2005.

Four years later, she was promoted to the rank of Brigadier General, where she served as an expert officer for the Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief.

2009

Subsequently, she was reassigned as an expert officer to the Commander of the Indonesian National Armed Forces for the European and United States regions on 23 December 2009.

Her reassignment was accompanied by the promotion of her rank to brigadier general.

Indonesian National Armed Forces called this promotion a "special gift for Indonesian Army Women's Corps", coinciding with its recent celebration of 48 years of Indonesian Army Women's Corps on 22 December 2009.

She became the third woman to achieve the rank of brigadier general in the Indonesian Army, following Kartini Hermanus and Hermawati

Parmini served as a special staff to the Commander of the Indonesian National Armed Forces for three years.

2013

Subsequently, she was transferred to the position of Head of General Secretariate of the Indonesian Armed Forces Headquarters from February to December 2013.

After completing her term in this position, she continued to work as a special staff officer for the Chief of Staff of the Indonesian Army until her retirement.

On 23 January 2013, she was reassigned to the position of Head of the General Secretariate of the Indonesian Armed Forces Headquarters.

She was inaugurated into this position on 25 February 2013.