Transfer To Indonesian Navy
On 4 January 1971, the United States Navy agreed to lease Tidewater to the Indonesian Navy upon decommissioning. Accordingly, when she was placed out of commission at Norfolk on 20 February she was turned over to the Indonesian Navy and recommissioned as KRI Dumai (652), Colonel Mardianus Aruf in command. Dumai was purchased outright under the Security Assistance Program by Indonesia on 1 March 1980, struck from the Naval Vessel Register (date unknown), and deleted by the Indonesian Navy in 1984, her final fate unknown.
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