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Nearly 2,000 foreign troops are expected to be deployed along Turkey’s border with Syria to operate the surface-to-air Patriot missile batteries, a report says.


The Turkish daily Today’s Zaman on Tuesday reported that the troops will be from the United States, Germany and the Netherlands. The three NATO members have agreed to send the missiles to the border region.

Last week, US Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said in an exclusive interview with CBS News that Turkey will receive six Patriot missile batteries from the US, Germany and the Netherlands, the only three NATO members with the most advanced type of such missiles.

All the six batteries will be under the NATO command and are expected to be operational by the end of January 2013.

Panetta said the missile batteries are to bolster Turkey against what he called ‘attacks from neighboring Syria.’

Hundreds of Turkish troops will also provide security for the foreign troops as they operate the Patriot system.

The agreement to deploy missiles on Turkey’s border with Syria comes after months of fierce fighting between the Syrian army and the foreign-backed militants.

Many people, including large numbers of security forces, have been killed in the turmoil that began in Syria in March 2011.

Turkey claims it needs the Patriot missiles to defend itself against Syria. However, members of the Turkish opposition say there has never been any threat from the Syrian side and that Ankara’s claim is to strengthen Turkey’s own military presence in the region.

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A Turkey government men said "Syria has never threatened to bomb Turkey with Ballistic missiles, so why are they deploying these patriotic missiles at our border".
 
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This the response of Syrias downing of Turkey's plane I supoose
 
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Why foreign troops? I'm sure the Turks are capable enough do operate the missiles themselves.

Just another way to get more US troops close to Syria
 
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I am afraid that is boloney. Turkey does not operate patriots. As far as I know, there isn't a single personnel in Turkey who is trained to use these systems. How long do you reckon it would take to train 2000 Turkish personnel to operate these systems? Even if they pass through a few months of training I personally don't think we can get the most out of these systems as they would not be familiar and comfortable enough. And add the fact that we need these systems yesterday ...
 
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Ḥashshāshīn;3721769 said:
Why foreign troops? I'm sure the Turks are capable enough do operate the missiles themselves.

Just another way to get more US troops close to Syria

No Turkey dont have any kind of experience when its comes to Patriot usage , also would your goverment let foreign soldiers touch your precious toys? operate them? I wouldn't.
 
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NATO troops or US troops for the missile defense. And of that matter why would Turkey need foreign troops to operate the missiles, seems a little odd.

No Turkey dont have any kind of experience when its comes to Patriot usage , also would your goverment let foreign soldiers touch your precious toys? operate them? I wouldn't.

Even then 2000 troops is a bit too much.
 
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NATO troops or US troops for the missile defense. And of that matter why would Turkey need foreign troops to operate the missiles, seems a little odd.

If i gave you a javelin(just example) in your hand and you never used it would you know how to use it without training? . Plus the patriots are only for a year depending on syria situation and against there scuds. Plus patriots are much more complex than my example.


ven then 2000 troops is a bit too much

Its not 2000 troops its less , as far as i can remember from news around 500 from germany , 400 from holland and like 500 from USA .
 
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Nearly 2,000 foreign troops are expected to be deployed along Turkey’s border with Syria to operate the surface-to-air Patriot missile batteries, a report says.

Another BS report..Patriots and these soldiers will be positioned at least 100 km away( Adana, Kahramanmaras, Gaziantep ) from Turkey-Syrian border..
 
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I thought as a NATO member Turkey already stationed USA Patriot under missile defence.
 
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I thought as a NATO member Turkey already stationed USA Patriot under missile defence.

There is alot of ermm lets say misinformation or people talk without reading .

we are hosting the radars , its not patriot missiles but other ones and ill be in other countries the missiles.
 
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I am by no means knowledgeable on this topic. However, AFAIK PAC-3 can only intercept missiles in terminal phase, that is, the last ~30 seconds of impact with it's limited range. In order to protect istanbul or Ankara, the missiles will have to be engaged in midcourse or earlier phases which these patriots are not capable of. I think these are placed specifically to protect Incirlik AFB and Kurecik radar. I might be wrong though :)
 
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we had the same thread with the exact same title before... but I guess we need more :)



1- these missiles are for protecting israel

2- these missiles are for attacking syria (mostly civilians and kids)

3- these missiles are against the islamic unity and the will of Allah and islamic socialism

4- these missiles will start the WWIII

5- for a country to ensure her safty is against all international codes

6- western hypocrisy

7- zionist puppet
 
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we had the same thread with the exact same title before... but I guess we need more :)



1- these missiles are for protecting israel

2- these missiles are for attacking syria (mostly civilians and kids)

3- these missiles are against the islamic unity and the will of Allah and islamic socialism

4- these missiles will start the WWIII

5- for a country to ensure her safty is against all international codes

6- western hypocrisy

7- zionist puppet

Evil Turkey!!!:coffee:
 
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Nearly 2,000 foreign troops are expected to be deployed along Turkey’s border with Syria to operate the surface-to-air Patriot missile batteries, a report says.


The Turkish daily Today’s Zaman on Tuesday reported that the troops will be from the United States, Germany and the Netherlands. The three NATO members have agreed to send the missiles to the border region.

Last week, US Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said in an exclusive interview with CBS News that Turkey will receive six Patriot missile batteries from the US, Germany and the Netherlands, the only three NATO members with the most advanced type of such missiles.

All the six batteries will be under the NATO command and are expected to be operational by the end of January 2013.

Panetta said the missile batteries are to bolster Turkey against what he called ‘attacks from neighboring Syria.’

Hundreds of Turkish troops will also provide security for the foreign troops as they operate the Patriot system.

The agreement to deploy missiles on Turkey’s border with Syria comes after months of fierce fighting between the Syrian army and the foreign-backed militants.

Many people, including large numbers of security forces, have been killed in the turmoil that began in Syria in March 2011.

Turkey claims it needs the Patriot missiles to defend itself against Syria. However, members of the Turkish opposition say there has never been any threat from the Syrian side and that Ankara’s claim is to strengthen Turkey’s own military presence in the region.

MSH/HSN/MA


A Turkey government men said "Syria has never threatened to bomb Turkey with Ballistic missiles, so why are they deploying these patriotic missiles at our border".


2 Batteries along with US 400 Troops
2 Batteries along with German 400 Troops
2 Batteries along with Dutch 360 Troops.

Total troops is 1160 from foreigners troops arriving in Turkey. Who are those 840 troops ?
 
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