The plans were cancelled when a cease-fire was implemented between Indonesia and the Netherlands. Of the troops assigned to the Trikora campaign, the three Army personnel from Kodam Jaya (Maksum, Alex Sunaryo, and Budi Suroyo) attended Seaman School in the Naval Education and Training Command (Kodikal) and became regular members of Kopaska. 18 of 21 RPKAD wanted to stay with the Navy, but the Commander of RPKAD (Major General Mung Pahardimulyo) did not approve the transfer. Instead, he accommodated the ex-KOPASKA members by creating a new special unit in Kopassus SAT GULTOR 81-2 Batt. Until present, Kopaska still trained their specialities to other Indonesian Special Forces units:  1. Army Kopassus counter-terrorist combat divers, now known as Paska GULTOR. Army Strategic Command Reconnaissance Platoon and CT-Team, the Tontaipur. Air Force Satuan Bravo 90 counter-terrorist team. Both SAT-81 GULTOR and DENBRAVO-90 continues to send its best members for three months of training in Frogmen School ("Sepaskal") at the Special Training Centre ("Pusdiksus"), Naval Warfare Centre ("Pusdikopsl"a), Naval Education and Training Command ("Kodikal")located in Naval Base Moro Krembangan in Surabaya, East Java. The recruitment process for becoming a KOPASKA frogmen is similar to that of the US Navy SEALs. The criteria are: The initial recruitment process takes place annually at all Indonesian naval bases, so location is not a concern. Candidates who fulfill the initial criteria are then brought to the KOPASKA Training Center to participate in the selection process. Of the 300-1500 candidates, only 36 to 20 actually complete the initial selection process. Those who pass the initial selection then receive advanced training at the KOPASKA training center. Those who pass the advanced training then graduate to become a member of the KOPASKA Unit. Only 0-20 personnel per year graduate to become a full member of Kopaska. The training process lasts ten months, divided into four continual training phases: physical endurance/physical training, basic underwater training, commando training, and parachute (Airborne) training. The training lasts with a phase called the "Hell Week" where Kopaska trainees are "beasted" and are forced to undergo brutal special forces training until exceeding average human resilience.