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Number 53 is on the way.
T-129 Atak & Turkish Attack Helicopter Programs
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Number 53 is on the way.
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Most probably we don't want to pay no more to Italians for options.
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June 21st, 2018, 3:12 pm #1
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June 20, 2018
A delegation of the Royal Armed Forces recently visited the Ankara-based Turkish Aerospace Industries headquarters to negotiate the purchase of T-129 attack helicopters, the much coveted aircraft by international air forces.
According to FAR-Maroc, a website specializing in defense issues, senior officers of the Royal Armed Forces have just made a trip to Turkey to negotiate the acquisition of these combat helicopters, that were recently used by Turkey in the battle of Afrine in Syria, under the codename “olive branch”.
The acquisition of these helicopters will strengthen the FAR’s deterrent capacity and enrich their fleet consisting mainly of reconnaissance and combat helicopters “Gazelle”, “Bell 205” and “Belle 206”, “Chinooks” and “Predator” drones (USA) and “Eads Harfang” (EU), FAR-Maroc stated.
According to the website, several international armies showed interest in purchasing the Turkish aircraft, including the Pakistani air force, which placed in 2018 an order for 30 T-129 attack helicopters.
The T129, developed by Turkish Aerospace Industries with partner AgustaWestland, is a twin-engine, tandem seat, multi-role, all-weather attack helicopter.
The aircraft is designed for advanced attack and reconnaissance in hot and high environments and rough geography in both day and night conditions.
http://northafricapost.com/24190-morocc ... xY.twitter
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June 21st, 2018, 3:12 pm #1
Business, Headlines, Morocco
June 20, 2018
A delegation of the Royal Armed Forces recently visited the Ankara-based Turkish Aerospace Industries headquarters to negotiate the purchase of T-129 attack helicopters, the much coveted aircraft by international air forces.
According to FAR-Maroc, a website specializing in defense issues, senior officers of the Royal Armed Forces have just made a trip to Turkey to negotiate the acquisition of these combat helicopters, that were recently used by Turkey in the battle of Afrine in Syria, under the codename “olive branch”.
The acquisition of these helicopters will strengthen the FAR’s deterrent capacity and enrich their fleet consisting mainly of reconnaissance and combat helicopters “Gazelle”, “Bell 205” and “Belle 206”, “Chinooks” and “Predator” drones (USA) and “Eads Harfang” (EU), FAR-Maroc stated.
According to the website, several international armies showed interest in purchasing the Turkish aircraft, including the Pakistani air force, which placed in 2018 an order for 30 T-129 attack helicopters.
The T129, developed by Turkish Aerospace Industries with partner AgustaWestland, is a twin-engine, tandem seat, multi-role, all-weather attack helicopter.
The aircraft is designed for advanced attack and reconnaissance in hot and high environments and rough geography in both day and night conditions.
http://northafricapost.com/24190-morocc ... xY.twitter
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ATAK make PKK Rats roastet, like crispy Chicken !
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hehe what a romantic picture
The sun is setting down everything tainted in red and orange tones what romantic view
What is this brother?
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T-129 ATAK in the background
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BEHOLD! My most recent piece of art inspired by the operation in Qandil.
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