The relationship between America and Indonesia can and should expand far beyond its current level. There are critical interests around which the two countries can build a strong, mutually beneficial partnership, such as trade, counterterrorism, military-to-military cooperation, and democracy promotion. But a new and deep U.S.–Indonesian partnership must be given time to develop and remain focused on the big picture. This paper explains how the U.S. can build an enduring relationship with the fourth-largest country in the world.