Armée Turque/Turkish Armed Forces/Türk Silahlı Kuvvetleri (Tome II)

barbaros pacha a écrit:

thierrytigerfan a écrit:

moi non plus je vois pas le rapport avec les talibans les turcs sont deja tres occuppé avec les kurdes( ) et l'Irak mais si les américains demandent à la Turquie d'aller en Afghanistan se sera pas pour jouer un role de figurant ça c'est sur

Occupé? On a 700 000 soldats..

ben c'est le sens de ma réponse;les turcs occuppés ne veut pas dire dépassé, je le repete si les USA demandent à Ankara d'aller en Afghanistan ils iront

thierrytigerfan a écrit:

ben c'est le sens de ma réponse;les turcs occuppés ne veut pas dire dépassé, je le repete si les USA demandent à Ankara d'aller en Afghanistan ils iront

Sûr?

La Turquie refuse d'envoyer des renforts en Afghanistan

http://french.cri.cn/781/2009/12/07/302s206938.htm

Thierry tu es sur le terrain de jeux de Barbaros C'est la personne la plus au fait sur la turquie !

ils refusent d'envoyer des renforts car ils les ont effectivement envoyé avant même que les américains le demande !

Battlecruiser Yavuz (ex-Goeben)

after modernization in 1946





before

à A-Stan

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Turkey's Long-Delayed Israeli UAVs Pass Hurdle

ANKARA - A batch of Heron UAVs produced for Turkey by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) and Elbit Systems have passed critical performance tests in Israel, and Ankara is ready to accept the delivery of the drones, Turkey's top procurement official said Feb. 12.
"Six of the aircraft have successfully passed the tests inspected by a delegation of Turkish officials," said Murad Bayar, head of the government's defense procurement agency, the Undersecretariat for Defense Industries. "We are expecting their deliveries in the weeks ahead. And this closes the deal from our point of view."Related Topics
The remaining four UAVs in the program will undergo similar performance tests in the next few months.
Turkey and the Israeli team had been at odds over delays of more than two years in the delivery of the Herons. The dispute regarding the technical fulfillment of contract specifications was resolved after revisions in the original terms and conditions, Bayar said.
IAI and Elbit won the Turkish UAV contract in 2005 against U.S. rivals. But the program was dogged from the start by technical difficulties.
The contract was worth $183 million, of which about $50 million would go to Turkish subcontrators Turkish Aerospace Industries and Aselsan.
The Heron dispute in recent months contributed to a major deterioration in relations between Turkey and Israel. But a critical meeting between Turkish and Israeli defense ministers in late January paved the way for a degree of reconciliation.
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government has been particularly critical of Israel's military offensive in Gaza in late 2008 and early 2009.

defensenews

Voici les premiers soldats professionnels de l'armée turque qui participent à leur première opération, l'armée turque a mit fin à la participation des conscrits aux opérations militaires, ses soldats sont payés par l'état turc, l'armée turque a déjà former 5 brigades..

Il est beau..

Father & Son


Other F-16s

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Turkey to Take Delivery of Israeli Heron UAVs
Turkey is ready to accept the delivery of six Heron UAVs for the air force, after the drones successfully passed critical performance tests in Israel and Ankara.
Six of the aircraft successfully passed the tests inspected by a delegation of Turkish officials, said Murad Bayar, head of the government's defence procurement agency, according to hurriyetdailynews.com.
Jointly developed by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) and Elbit Systems, the 4.5t Heron TP can fly automatically in high-altitude safety for 60h at a stretch.
The remaining four UAVs in the programme will undergo similar performance tests in the next few months.
In 2005, IAI and Elbit won the Turkish UAV contract, worth $183m, against US rivals, to supply ten drones.

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La Turquie est prête à accepter la livraison de six drones Heron pour l'armée de l'air, après avoir passé avec succès les tests de performance critiques en Israël et à Ankara.
Les six avions ont passé avec succès les essais inspectés par une délégation de fonctionnaires turcs, a déclaré Murad Bayar, chef d'agence d'approvisionnement du gouvernement de la défense, selon hurriyetdailynews.com.
Conjointement développé par Israël Aerospace Industries (IAI) et Elbit Systems, le Heron TP 4.5t peut automatiquement voler en toute sécurité à haute altitude pour 60h d'affilée.
Les quatre autres drones dans le programme sera soumis à des tests de performances similaires dans les mois à venir.
En 2005, l'IAI et Elbit a remporté le marché turc de drone, d'une valeur de 183 millions de $, contre des rivaux des Etats-Unis, de fournir dix drones.

airforce-technology

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regarde plus Haut Abi

Fremo a écrit:

regarde plus Haut Abi

Ah désolé, je suis dans les wapps ses temps ci...

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ANKARA, Turkey, Feb. 18 (UPI) -- Turkey recently removed European missile maker MBDA from its blacklist after a years-long legal dispute ended amicably.
"From our point of view, the dispute has been resolved and there are no legal or practical barriers against the company from taking part in Turkish contracts," Murad Bayar, head of the Turkish Undersecretariat for Defense Industries, told the Turkish English-language newspaper Hurriyet Daily News & Economic Review.
A court forced MBDA, owned by European Aeronautic Defense and Space Co., Britain's BAE Systems and Italy's Finmeccanica, to refund Turkey with $150 million for overcharging for anti-tank missiles it delivered to the country's armed forces.
The company paid the sum late last year and was recently removed from the black list.
This means that Eurosam, a company owned 66 percent by MBDA and 33 percent by France's Thales, is free to enter the bidding race for a multi-billion contract for long-range air defense systems.
The company, with its Aster 30 surface-to-air missile system, is expected to win the contract over competitors including the United States' Lockheed Martin and Raytheon and their Patriot Advanced Capability-3 systems; China's CPMIEC and its HQ-9, and Russia's Rosoboronexport and the S300.
The legal row with Turkey had barred MBDA from entering the competition.
The conflict started in 2004, when Turkey canceled a contract for the delivery of nearly 19,000 anti-tank missiles for a price of around $540 million. Ankara cited delays, operational problems and a bill of $380 million for just 3,700 missiles.
While Ankara said the price tag was artificially bloated and demanded a reimbursement of more than $200 million, MBDA contested that it had invested in a production plant in Turkey and that this investment should be deducted from the reimbursement.
At Geneva's International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce, Ankara won a court ruling that forced MBDA to pay Ankara $150 million. The payment of the fine ended the conflict between the missile maker and Turkey.
Meanwhile, MBDA is having trouble with ballooning costs related to another defense program.
The MEADS missile system, developed in cooperation with U.S. Lockheed Martin and Italy's Alenia Marconi system, is becoming much more expensive than planned, German business daily Handelsblatt reported earlier this month.
Total costs for the Medium Extended Air Defense System, currently being tested by the German armed forces, are expected to increase from $4 billion to $6.8 billion, the newspaper said.
MEADS is developed to replace the aging Patriot and Nike Hercules missile systems through a NATO-managed development. France, though initially in the project, withdrew early on to produce its own system, called PAAMS

http://www.upi.com/Business_News/Security-Industry/2010/02/18/Turkey-clears-way-for-MBDA-missile-bid/UPI-50341266519745/

KC-135 Tanker with 4 F-16's



Special forces with Blackhawks in Plovdiv, Bulgaristan




des Articles du Fameu Soliman le magnifique

Opération anti-pirates par les commandos SAT:

Voici une information qui peut être intéressante pour nos copains turcs du forum. On commente qu'une délégation turque de visite en Espagne a visité et a été present aujourd'hui pendant une traversée dans une de nos frégates F-100...

D'ailleurs regardez ce qu'on peut lire dans la web naval technology...

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Milgem Class corvettes are being built for the Turkish Navy under the Turkish national warship programme known as Milgem. Eight corvettes and four F-100 Class frigates will be constructed under the programme.

http://www.naval-technology.com/projects/Milgem_Class_Corvett/

Barbaros sais-tu quelque chose sur cette affaire hypothétique??

je me permet de te répondre AMRAAM, le F-100 dont parle le texte ( d'ailleurs il s'appele plutôt le TF-100 ), est une frégate du programe milgem, qui n'a aucun relation avec l'Alvaro de Bazàn, il ressemble beaucoup en fait à la Heybeliada ( bien qu'il y a des sources qui dit que ce sont les mêmes frégates )
attendant la réponse de pasha sur cette question, mais ce qui est sur que le F100 turque n'a aucune relation avec l'Alvaro de Bazàn, parceque le premier est une frégate légere, et le deuxiéme est un destroyer ..

Amm,ok Fremo!!!La confusion dans la terminologie utilisée dans l'article(F-100 au lieu de TF-100) donc l'expliquerait tout...

Le TF-100 est une évolution du corvette lourd Milgem, enfin se sa sera un tremplin entre la corvette lourde/frégate légère Milgem et la frégate lourd/destroyer TF-2000...

En fait, c'est un Milgem évolué vers une frégate..

Je résume:

Milgem: corvette lourde/frégate légère
TF-100: Frégate
TF-2000: Frégate lourde/Destroyer

il parait que sa sera le SMART-S de thales pour le radar 3D qui équpera la Milgem ?

Viper a écrit:

il parait que sa sera le SMART-S de thales pour le radar 3D qui équpera la Milgem ?

Exact, pour le TF-100 sa sera un radar de conception nationale, ils avaient aussi étudier un radar de conception nationale pour le Milgem, mais manque de temps, ils ont préférer celui de Thales.