The Turk-Islam breaktrough in Defence.

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You're talking ghiberish. Like I said, don't post misinformation because you only make yourself look clueless.

Oghab targeting pod:

very funny Did you hook it up with a rope?

 

[WinterNights]

are you joke or what ? whole world very well knows about cheap persian propaganda , as like Qaher 313

@waz @The Eagle Can you please delete this child's racist comment. As you can see he has no capability to have a proper discussion and instead resorts to cheap insults when confronted with facts.

Anyway, I respect Turkey, so don't try and start a troll war.

 

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Two Muslim States ... Qatar and Turkey in co-operation




Turkey secured $800 million in various defence from Qatar at the 2018 Doha International Maritime Defence Exhibition and Conference (DIMDEX)


Qatar buys six Bayraktar TB-2 UAVs from Turkey , Bayraktar TB-2 UAV is capable of carrying various weapons and ammunition







Turkey’s BMC to sell 85 Armored Vehicles to Qatar ( 50 KIRPI mine-resistant ambush protected vehicles and 35 AMAZON 4x4 multi-purpose armored vehicles )








Qatar signed onto procure three additional ARES 150 Hercules offshore and inshore patrol boats from the Turkish shipyard Ares Shipyard









Qatar ordered 400 Ejder Yalçın 4×4 armored combat vehicles produced by Nurol Makina Sanayi (NMS) equipped with Aselsan’s SARP remotely controlled weapon stations

 

[Trango Towers]

Turkey is going to be earning many billions of dollars each year next decade selling weapons to Muslim countries.

And best of all sanction free

 

[Islamic faith&Secularism]

Six Muslim states... the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Indonesia and Turkey in co-operation.

With the co-operation, Six countries will have the opportunity to have modern mechanized vehicles today, and pave the way to develop more techologically superior land defence industry ''habitat'' in the Muslim World for tomorrow.

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• Having delivered 133 ACV-15 vehicles to the UAE, FNSS continues to carry out the maintenance and management of these vehicles through its UAE office.
• When the Royal Saudi Arabian Armed Forces considered the modernisation of different types of M113 Armoured Personnel Carriers (APC), FNSS not only offered them an effective solution, but also implemented it by assuming the operation of the Al-Kharj maintenance and repair facilities belonging to the Royal Saudi Arabian Armed Forces. Within the scope of successive contracts that involved three phases, FNSS modernised over 1,000 M113’s to the M113A4 level.
• FNSS forged its first relations with Malaysia through the ACV-15, and under three separate orders Malaysia purchased a total of 267 ACV-15s & ACV-19s in different configurations. The project also involved the transfer of technology and the final assembly of some of these vehicles – designated ADNAN by the end user – in Malaysia.
• Pleased with its ADNAN tracked armoured vehicles, Malaysia also selected FNSS for the development and local production of wheeled armoured vehicles, purchasing a total of 257 AV8 GEMPITA platforms in 12 configurations, based on FNSS’ PARS family of vehicles. Benefitting from the experience it gained with ADNAN, the Malaysian industry (DEFTECH – DRB-HICOM Defence Technologies) assumed the role of prime contractor in this project.
• Following the Malaysian example, Oman also selected the PARS product family to meet its wheeled armoured vehicle requirements. Currently preparing to deliver a total of 172 vehicles in 13 configurations to Oman, FNSS will also provide local solutions to the vehicles’ life cycle support and management requirements. While 145 of these vehicles will be PARS III 8x8 platforms, delivered in eight different configurations, the remaining 27 will be PARS III 6x6 platforms, and will be delivered in five different configurations.
• In line with evolving concepts of warfare, Indonesia identified a requirement for a medium-class tank. FNSS and its local partners jointly developed the KAPLAN MT, which is currently undergoing qualification tests.

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The source:http://www.monch.com/mpg/news/land/3523-fnss-euro.html

https://twitter.com/x/status/1004985444285771776

Two Muslim States... Malaysia and Turkey in co-operation.

With The co-operation, The Malaysian defence industry pool has gained new capabilities and experiences in co-work with FNSS/Turkey, and also Malaysian army has gotten modern mechanized vehicles upgraded for Malaysian geogprahy, conditions and war doctrine.

The Malaysian Army displays AV8 GEMPITA 8x8 and ADNAN tracked armoured vehicles in The Malaysian National Day.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1035572504620945408

 

[jamahir]

is that a LASER weapon??

What is the piece that exits the tank at 0:59 mins??

 

[CAN_TR]

No, that's a Railgun.

is that a LASER weapon??

 

[jamahir]

No, that's a Railgun.

Thanks.

I should have read the OP properly. It has a list of weapons where it says "Şahi 209 The Electromagnetic Rail Gun".

 

[cabatli_53]

Two Muslim States ... Qatar and Turkey in co-operation




Turkey secured $800 million in various defence from Qatar at the 2018 Doha International Maritime Defence Exhibition and Conference (DIMDEX)


Qatar buys six Bayraktar TB-2 UAVs from Turkey , Bayraktar TB-2 UAV is capable of carrying various weapons and ammunition







Turkey’s BMC to sell 85 Armored Vehicles to Qatar ( 50 KIRPI mine-resistant ambush protected vehicles and 35 AMAZON 4x4 multi-purpose armored vehicles )








Qatar signed onto procure three additional ARES 150 Hercules offshore and inshore patrol boats from the Turkish shipyard Ares Shipyard









Qatar ordered 400 Ejder Yalçın 4×4 armored combat vehicles produced by Nurol Makina Sanayi (NMS) equipped with Aselsan’s SARP remotely controlled weapon stations

• Qatar placed order for two naval training ships to be constructed in Anadolu shipyard.

• Qatar purchased 6 Ares-80 boats.

• Qatar Coast Guard signed contract with Ares shipyard for 3 Ares-150.

• Yonca Onuk signed deal with Qatar to supply 4 MRTp-24U SOC for special operation forces.

• Qatar signed deal with Yonca Onuk to supply 4 MRTP-24FAC.

• Qatar placed an order for 214 Nurol NMS 4x4 vehicles in various configurations for Qatari Special Forces

• Aselsan and Qatars Barzan Holding established a joint venture BARQ in Qatar.

BARQ will receive technology transfer from Aselsan to produce remote controlled weapon stations and day and night electro optical systems.

 

[Timur]

Stupid question but why dont we order these for army and wreak havoc on qandil?

maybe one missle one failure and entire system is defect..

edit I mean an enemy missle fired at it..

if you have multible vehicles you can spread them over a wide area and the enemey has to destroy every vehicle.. yes you may have more costs but you are more flexible and faster in deploying them where you want..

but just for fun I would like to see ten of those active against kandil or manbitch

 

[T-Rex]

Two Muslim States ... Qatar and Turkey in co-operation




Turkey secured $800 million in various defence from Qatar at the 2018 Doha International Maritime Defence Exhibition and Conference (DIMDEX)


Qatar buys six Bayraktar TB-2 UAVs from Turkey , Bayraktar TB-2 UAV is capable of carrying various weapons and ammunition







Turkey’s BMC to sell 85 Armored Vehicles to Qatar ( 50 KIRPI mine-resistant ambush protected vehicles and 35 AMAZON 4x4 multi-purpose armored vehicles )








Qatar signed onto procure three additional ARES 150 Hercules offshore and inshore patrol boats from the Turkish shipyard Ares Shipyard









Qatar ordered 400 Ejder Yalçın 4×4 armored combat vehicles produced by Nurol Makina Sanayi (NMS) equipped with Aselsan’s SARP remotely controlled weapon stations

Why is Turkey selling defence products to UAE? This is simply outrageous under the present circumstances.

 

[Islamic faith&Secularism]

Why is Turkey selling defence products to UAE? This is simply outrageous under the present circumstances.

the OP shortly mentions the position of Turkey in my perspective, and examplified/backed by the reality on the ground or as seen at each post in this thread.

It is not daily bilateral/multilateral problems among politicians/countries but the bigger picture for the future of the Islam geography.

 

[Oublious]

ÖZGÜR PROGRAMME
The ÖZGÜR Programme was launched by a DIEC decree on 15 December 2010, in line with TurAF requirements, and covers the modernisation and certification of an F-16C Block 30 aircraft (which did not receive the Peace Onyx III avionics upgrade) with a national avionic suite solution that combines an indigenous mission computer with a national operational flight programme and an optional AESA radar. The 6 March 2012 contract signed by SSB and TAI became effective on 24 May that year: Aselsan is the main subcontractor for the ÖZGÜR programme.

Under the $46 million contract, TAI’s original intent was to conduct a first test flight with the indigenous avionics solution within three years and to commence a 52-month delivery programme in the fourth year. All 35 Block 30 aircraft in TurAF service where therefore expected to be completed by 2020, but the programme is currently lagging behind this schedule.

ÖZGÜR F16C Prototype . (Photo: TAI)


Meanwhile, TAI and Aselsan signed a $17 million contract on 6 March 2012 for development of a mission computer and procurement of the related avionics, with a 46-month schedule. A System Requirements Review Meeting was held on 4 December 2012 with the participation SSB and the TurAF, and the Preliminary Design Review (PDR) phase was completed in 2013.

The prototype F-16C Block 30 aircraft modernised under the ÖZGÜR Programme and equipped with three coloured multi-functional displays and an indigenous mission computer running an Aselsan-developed national operational flight programme had conducted nine test flights as of 27 December 2016. The software running on the mission computer is installed in blocks dealing with different task capabilities (air-to-air, air-to-surface, etc.), which means not all mission computer functions are yet available. The existing flight control computer has not been changed and is therefore being used as part of the current project on an ‘as is’ basis.

In December 2016 (month 54), the 52-month programme schedule was extended to 80 months. After an extended period of silence, a prototype F-16C Block 30 modified under the ÖZGÜR programme conducted a test flight over Ankara on 23 July 2018. Sources have indicated to MONCh that important achievements have been made in the programme during the last two years and that steps are currently being taken to initiate the serial modernisation phase of the programme.

 

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Turkey's first indigenous Helicopter TAI T-625 made its maiden flight on Sept. 6 in the capital Ankara


T625 Multirole Helicopter is a new generation, twin engine, 6 ton class Helicopter
and critical systems such as transmission system, rotor system and landing gears as well as aerostructures are designed from scratch in TAI

Serial production is expected to start after 2021 to replace 150+ Bell UH-1 Helicopters


Length : 15.87 m
Max take off weight : 6050 kg
Max cruise speed : 306 km/h
Service ceiling : 6.096 m
Range : 740 km
Capacity : 12
Engine : 2 x LHTEC CTS800 ( 1373 shp each )











TEI TS1400 Turboshaft gas turbine engine will be ready in 5 years ( only a few countries in the World )

 

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Roketsan has begun serial production of the OMTAS ATGM for the Turkish Armed Forces


OMTAS Anti Tank Guided Missile

• Imaging Infrared Seeker with Automatic Target Tracker
• Tandem Warhead efective against all types of heavy armored Vehicles
• Day & Night and All Weather Operational Capabilities
• Effective Against Stationary and Moving Targets
• Lock On Before Launch / Lock on After Launch
• Fire and Forget / Fire and Update Operating Modes
• Setting Coordinates of the Target on Launcher Unit
• Firing Behind Covers
• Switching Targets
• Hit Point Update on Target
• Indoor and Outdoor Type Simulators
• Modular Design of the Launcher Unit
• Modular Design of the Launch Unit Enables Sight Unit to be Used as a Stand Alone Unit

Range : 200 – 4000 m
Diameter of the Missile : 160 mm
Weight of the Missile : 35 kg
Seeker : Imaging Infrared (IIR), Uncooled Type
Sight Unit on the Launcher Unit : TV/Termal Camera
Attack Modes : Direct and Top Attacks
Operating Altitude : -300 and +3000 m