Industrie militaire turque

Rappel du premier message :

Le SSM travaille sur un mécanisme de crédit de gouvernement à gouvernement pour les exportations.

En gros, un FMS Turc

De la bouche du SSM Murad Bayar :

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The strengths of the Turkish defence industry have been a high-level of cost effectivity, high quality, on time delivery and a very effective after-sales support in all of those regions. We are also working on a new export credit mechanism for Government to Government (G2G) sales of defence products. We believe that Turkish defence products will be also advantageous in terms of finance after establishing this credit mechanism.

http://www.miltechmag.com/2013/02/idex-2013-undersecretariat-for-defence.html

T-HR2 a écrit:

Possible achat de Meteor + cooperation , les Tsk sont ok , Roketsan etudie cette possibilité de cooproduction , il me semble avoir lu qu'il envisageait 200 Meteor et le Tot .


On parle beaucoup de ces pays , on as pas de lien de cooperation avec la Géorgie dans le domaine militaire ? Ils sont assez anti soviet

Meteor ? Peux-tu me donner ta source ?

La Géorgie, on leur a vendu du Ejder, MRTP, Cobra par le passé.

Je crois que le vent tourne là bas, c'est des pro-Russes qui ont gagné les législatives dernièrement (de souvenir)

Mon imagination


Je savais qu'il fallait que je m'attende à ta reaction .


Petit moment de folie , retour au calme messieurs

Ryad a écrit:

Inanç a écrit:

Ryad a écrit:

Y'aurait-il un BVR qui pourrait supplanter l'AIM 120 ?

SAGE travaille sur un missile BVR, pourra-t-il supplanter l'AMRAAM, Allah A3lam

Je l'attends avec impatience, y a t-il une date ?

Not yet, mais faut bien 6-7 ans je pense, on attend toujours le ATMACA (missile anti-navire).

C'est du guidage radar actif, not easy

Inanç a écrit:

Ryad a écrit:

Inanç a écrit:

SAGE travaille sur un missile BVR, pourra-t-il supplanter l'AMRAAM, Allah A3lam

Je l'attends avec impatience, y a t-il une date ?

Not yet, mais faut bien 6-7 ans je pense, on attend toujours le ATMACA (missile anti-navire).

C'est du guidage radar actif, not easy

Merci pour l'info !

Un peu de marketing, ça fait pas de mal ...

ca devient de l´aspirine pour tout le cirit

Havelsan a d'excellentes relations avec les Pakistanais.

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HAVELSAN to sell DOOB information system to world

HAVELSAN Director General Sadik Yamac said the information system of command and control (DOOB) would have a good place in the world.
Stating it has attracted attention already, Yamac said, "We believe DOBB will have a good place in the world. We tried it at NATO, and it was really adored."
Turkey has been trying to close the gap in technology, said Yamac, adding HAVELSAN has also developed continuously since it was established.
Yamac said DOOB is a highly integrated system, explaining "It is a system which offers mutual mobility, brings various parts of armed forces and directs their mobility."
HAVELSAN Director of Marketing and Business Development Alparslan Kuloglu said DOOB was a system operating to make land, air and naval forces fight together.
The most important feature of the system is flexibility, said Kuloglu, explaining "Every country has its own system of command and control. DOOB, with its 31 different software protocol, can be integrated to the existing command and control system in any country. The system is also compatible with IPhone and IPad."
Kuloglu stated it was easier, with the help of DOOB, to control people in the field during a war or an attack.
Negotiations with the Turkish General Staff, Pakistan, and some NATO member countries on the sale of DOOB has been proceeding.

http://www.worldbulletin.net/?aType=haber&ArticleID=108681

Nice

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HAVELSAN and Lockheed Martin Demonstrate Feasibility of Turkish - Aegis Combat System

ISTANBUL, TURKEY, May 9, 2013 – Lockheed Martin successfully united the capabilities of its Aegis Weapon System with the naval combat management capabilities of leading Turkish defense company HAVELSAN. The results of this effort were demonstrated during a naval combat system mockup at the International Defense Industry Fair (IDEF) 2013.
Lockheed Martin and HAVELSAN HAVA ELEKTRONİK SANAYİ VE TİCARET A.S. signed a memorandum of agreement to collaborate on naval combat systems in 2011. Since that time, the companies have worked together to develop interfaces between their respective system components and have combined their technologies in a laboratory environment, which HAVELSAN demonstrated publicly for the first time during IDEF 2013.
“Lockheed Martin delivered realistic simulations of our Aegis Weapon System components to HAVELSAN who has demonstrated through today’s scenarios how they would deliver a total combat system solution for navies of the world,” said Carl Bannar, vice president of Integrated Warfare Systems and Sensors for Lockheed Martin’s Mission Systems and Training business. “We’ve now witnessed in real time how well our systems work together, which also speaks to the strong and significant partnership of our two companies within the industry.”
Combining long-range radar detection and control of the full inventory of Standard Missiles, Aegis protects the fleet against aircraft and enemy missiles. Aegis is the world's premier naval combat system and is the foundation for the Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense capability.
“We have demonstrated that we can enhance our existing naval combat management system capabilities by using data from the naval radar, SPY-1,” said Sadik YAMAÇ, General Manager and CEO for HAVELSAN. “We’ve leveraged the strength of Aegis and its anti-air warfare capabilities to package a total naval combat system for the most stressing operational requirements of many countries.”
Today there are more than 100 ships equipped with the Aegis system deployed around the world. In addition to the United States, Aegis is the system of choice of the Australian, Japanese, Norwegian, South Korean, and Spanish navies. The Aegis system is proven through more than 1,200 years of at-sea operational experience including the launch of more than 3,800 missiles in tests and operations.
The combined technology of Turkish - Aegis combat system can be a considerable solution for the countries in Middle East Region and some other countries.
HAVELSAN is a C4ISR, simulation technologies, and IT company who presents global solutions in defense and IT sectors. HAVELSAN has improved expertise in the fields of C4ISR, Naval Combat, Air Defense, Information Management, Simulation and Training, Homeland Security and Energy Management Systems. Cost effective integrated systems are designed and developed to turn data into information, and information into powerful tools for users and decision-makers through implementing capabilities in system integration. HAVELSAN has a proven naval combat management system and capabilities, which have been in use by the Turkish Navy on various naval platforms.
Headquartered in Bethesda, Md., Lockheed Martin is a global security and aerospace company that employs about 118,000 people worldwide and is principally engaged in the research, design, development, manufacture, integration, and sustainment of advanced technology systems, products, and services. The Corporation’s net sales for 2012 were $47.2 billion.

http://www.lockheedmartin.com/us/news/press-releases/2013/may/mst-050913-havelsan-lm-demonstrate-feasibility-of-turkish-aegis-system.html

A 8'30, on voit le patron de FNSS dire (je simplifie) "Depuis 1-2 mois, on a un client qui est chaud patate pour nous acheter le SYHK*, le client est tellement chaud qu'on négocie déjà et que ça peut tomber fin d'année mais si ça se signe début 2014, ça me va aussi" il parle d'une commande d'importante quantité. (il a eu 2 sourires quand il parlait de ce dossier).

(*) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SYHK

Je vois bien un autre dossier bouillant qui est le SOM vers les EAU, y a plusieurs éléments qui me laissent penser ça :

Magazines spécialisés/ITV de dirigeants de Roketsan/Turcs à l'IDEF, ça peut tomber aussi ça.

Ils ont le Scalp-EG mais Roketsan peut offrir une coopération plus étroite (ils sont proches des EAU et le font déjà).

De toute façon, on peut leur vendre que la version GL ou Naval, donc c'est OK je pense.

Voici les fusils MPT, qui pourront équiper l'armée turque..

5,56mm:



7,62mm:

Salam ,


Quel entreprise fabrique ces fusil d'assault , quels sont les caractéristique ? Sa parait un poil simpliste , mais si c'est le cas j'espère que c'est rustique mais fiable .


Curieux curieux la dessus , d'ou tu nous a denicher sa baybars ?

T-HR2 a écrit:

Salam ,


Quel entreprise fabrique ces fusil d'assault , quels sont les caractéristique ? Sa parait un poil simpliste , mais si c'est le cas j'espère que c'est rustique mais fiable .


Curieux curieux la dessus , d'ou tu nous a denicher sa baybars ?

C'est Kale qui produit ces fusils.

Quand tu dit Kale , c'est Kalekalip , MKEK , MKE Kalekalip ?


Donc sa c'est bien le MPT qui suit le projet Mehmetçik 1 d'après ce que j'ai pu trouver ?


Perso , je trouve que sa fait plastok , que la version en 7,62 parait longue , le crosse m'a l'air lui aussi long , sa ressemble au HK 416-417 mais un peu raté je trouve niveau design , après c'est mon avis , mais ils ont du se casser la tête pour eviter de ressembler trop au HK , car HK manifestait son mecontentement et qu'il fallait acheter une license ou autre car il ressemblait trop au hk et qu'on ne pouvais pas le produire comme sa etc...

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Turkish company Roketsan joins IDAS common submarine missile project

The Turkish company Roketsan and the German IDAS Consortium formed by ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems and Diehl BGT Defence signed a cooperation agreement to develop and supply the submarine-launched IDAS (= Interactive Defence and Attack System for Submarines) missile. The accord was inked at the IDEF Trade Show in Istanbul on May 9, 2013. The signature ceremony took place in the presence of Thomas Kossendey, member of the German Parliament and parliamentarian secretary to the federal minister of defence and the German Armament Director Detlef Selhausen.
IDAS provides new self-defence and asymmetric warfare capabilities for submerged submarines to engage
threats from the air, naval vessels as well as coastal targets. The submarine can launch the multi-role missile
from a torpedo tube under water by means of a launching container. Aided by an innovative fibre-optic data link,
the operator in the submarine is capable of controlling the missile during the entire flight offering the opportunity
of target change, correction of the target impact point or mission abort. The system can be refitted also into
existing submarines with minor effort.
Currently the IDAS Consortium is conducting an Initial Development Program (IDP) with the objective of developing a verified product. Verification will be proven with successful firings from a submerged submarine scheduled end of 2014. According to the cooperation agreement, Roketsan will be responsible for development, qualification and series production of the IDAS warhead, support testing of CAS (Control Actuation System), participate in system level design activities and perform a work share in the series production of the CAS. A further partner is the Norwegian company Nammo, who is developing and producing the rocket motor.

The principle of IDAS was proven by successful controlled test firings from an underwater test facility in Northern Germany as well as from a HDW Class 212A submarine of the German Navy in the Baltic Sea. The project was awarded the Technology Prize of the German defence industry.

www.navyrecognition.com

Coopération pour ensuite intégration sur les U-214TN sans doute

Tu veux parler de cela

Yes !

Hurkus-C en mode CAS :

Rappelons que le Hurkus-A va faire son 1er vol d'essai en Juin

Etat des projets sur les missiles/bombes :

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1-HGK: (JDAM)

IDEF'te büyük ilgi çeken akıllı bombalar (HGK) TÜBİTAK SAGE standındında sergileniyor. Bombaların testlerinin bu yıl içinde tamamlanması planlanıyor.

Fin des tests cette année

2-KGK (JDAM-ER)

Kanatlı Güdüm Kiti Projesi ile serbest düşüşlü Mk-82, Mk-83 ve Mk-20 uçak bombalarının 1ookm menzile kadar uzaktan atılabilen akıllı mühimmat haline dönüştürülmesi sağlanacak. 2012 yılında tasarım doğrulama testlerine başlanan projede testler halen sürüyor.

Tests en cours

3-NEB (Bunker buster)

Nüfuz Edici Bomba [NEB] Projesi’nin ArGe aşaması başarıyla tamamlanarak seri üretime geçilmesine ilişkin anlaşma Makine Kimya Endüstrisi Kurumu [MKEK] ile imzalandı. Bombaların Hava Kuvvetleri'nin envanterine 2014'te girecek.

Accord pour la production en série signé avec MKEK, dans l'inventaire en 2014

4-SOM (missile de croisière)

Hava Kuvvetleri Komutanlığının [HvKK] ihtiyacı Hassas Güdümlü Stand-Off Mühimmat [SOM]’ın üretimi için Roketsan ile ihale süreci başlatıldı. Sözleşmenin 2013 yılı içerisinde imzalanarak, mühimmatın 2014 yılı içerisinde envantere girmesi planlanıyor.

Accord pour la production en série sera signé en 2013 avec Roketsan, dans l'inventaire en 2014

http://kokpit.aero/akilli-yerli-bomba

Qualification sur F-16

(La vidéo est un mixe de plusieurs)

Yep! Belle explosion ou tu vois bien l'onde de choc.

Pgm

Ils font de l'excellent travail Dearsan, en plus du contract avec notre Marine, ils ont un contrat avec le Turkmenistan pour 10 patrouilleurs (production en Turquie, assemblage au Turkmenistan).

Je crois même qu'ils sont black listés à cause de ce contrat en Azerbaidjan.

J'aurai aimé qu'il gagne le Milgem-S et RMK le LPD (le choix pour le LPD peut tomber en juin)

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Dearsan steams ahead with Turkish patrol boat deliveries

Turkey's Dearsan Shipyard delivered the ninth of 16 New Type Patrol Boats (NTPB) for the Turkish Naval Forces Command on 3 May.

The 10th unit also remains on track for handover in July following the completion of sea trials, as the Tuzla-based shipbuilder continues to deliver its first naval shipbuilding programme well ahead of schedule.

Designed and built by Dearsan under a EUR402 million (USD521.5 million) fixed-price contract signed in August 2007, the NTPB programme is one of three pioneering private-sector naval construction projects initiated under the Turkish Undersecretariat for Defence Industries' naval shipbuilding strategy intended to grow the country's sovereign capability to design and build naval vessels.

First-of-class P 1200 was laid down in May 2008 and handed over to the navy in January 2011, and since then the shipbuilder has continued to deliver vessels at approximately three-month intervals.

Speaking to IHS Jane's at IDEF 2013 in Istanbul on 8 May, Dearsan's naval projects co-ordinator Taner Akkaya said the shipyard expects to deliver its 16th and final unit to the Turkish Naval Forces Command within the first quarter of 2015, "at least three months ahead of the committed date".

http://www.janes.com/products/janes/defence-security-report.aspx?ID=1065979146&channel=defence&subChannel=naval

Esperant que ça ouvre des perspectives pour le Leopard 2 Next Generation (ça fait très Star Trek )

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RUAG Defence and ASELSAN Elektronik Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş. signed a cooperation agreement

The signing of the cooperation between RUAG Defence and ASELSAN enables the two companies to offer their customers further tailor made mid-life upgrade solutions for armoured tracked vehicles. RUAG Defence and ASELSAN are almost perfectly complementary to each other: RUAG Defence as the expert for upgrading tracked and wheeled vehicles and ASELSAN as manufacturer of state-of-the-art optronics and fire control systems.

RUAG Defence is the official maintenance, repair and overhaul partner for all tracked armoured vehicles of the Swiss Army. Furthermore RUAG Defence combines more than 50 years of experience in upgrading and life cycle management of main battle tanks. Many countries rely on RUAG’s Life Cycle Support skills. RUAG’s vision, to deliver tailored upgrade solutions for armoured tracked vehicles in order to achieve superior performance for a global customer base is realized with the support of reliable and innovative partners.

ASELSAN on one hand, is the leading company in Turkey for development and production of electronics and electro-optical systems including state-of-the-art next generation Fire Control System for main battle tanks (MBT) and MBT upgrades. The company provides a superior performance and low life-cycle costs due to its radical design.

RUAG Defence on the other hand offers midlife upgrade program management abilities, life cycle support capability, add-on armour and command & control solutions. RUAG possesses outstanding MBT and integration know-how due to wide experiences as the “Centre of excellence” for the Swiss Armed Forces.

ASELSAN’s optronics and electronics capabilities combined with RUAG’s main battle tank expertise in life cycle support, system integration and protection complements each other. The combined approach of modularity and open system architecture is capable to cover a wide range of operational requirements and enables rapid technology insertions when needed.

This shared understanding empowers RUAG Defence and Aselsan to provide its customer base truly tailored solutions.

http://www.ruag.com/en/Group/Media/Media_releases/Mediadetail?id=521