Armée Turque/Turkish Armed Forces/Türk Silahlı Kuvvetleri

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Le P1200 Tuzla au large d'Istanbul

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Un soldat turc a été tué et un autre blessé samedi dans l’explosion d’une mine près de la frontière syrienne, ont annoncé à l’AFP des sources locales, accusant des séparatistes kurdes d’en être responsables.

Selon ces sources, la mine a été placée par des rebelles du PKK, le Parti des travailleurs du Kurdistan, sur une route du district de Nusaybin, dans la province de Mardin.

Le PKK, placé sur la liste officielle des organisations terroristes par la Turquie et une grande partie de la communauté internationale, a pris les armes en 1984. Le conflit a fait au moins 45.000 morts, selon l’armée.

http://www.armenews.com/article.php3?id_article=77486

Les constructions des LCT nationaux vont de bon train




Les Aselsan STOP montés sur les LCT

Bravo, 5 unités ou 7 simultanément ..

200 k de professionnels pour un total de 714 k environ :

1° case 3 Armées; 2° Jandarma; Gardes Côtes

Subay = Officier
AstSubay = Sous Officier

Fremo a écrit:

Bravo, 5 unités ou 7 simultanément ..

5 unités. Les navires ont l'air presque prêt, manque les tests.

On a autant de soldats professionnel que l'armée britanique. 460 000 conscrits et 350 généraux et amiraux, sa fait beaucoup.

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Super Cobras to be delivered to Turkey in March

Turkey is using Super Cobra attack helicopters againts PKK terrorists in southeast Turkey. (Photo: AP)

1 March 2012 / EMRE SONCAN , ANKARA
Three AH-1 Super Cobra attack helicopters to be sold by the United States to Turkey will arrive in country in March, following negotiations to persuade the US administration to secure congressional approval for the sale, sources from the Ministry of Defense have told Today’s Zaman. The sale was approved by the US Congress in November.

The Obama administration formally notified the US Congress on Oct. 28 of proposal to sell three AH-1 Super Cobra twin-engine attack helicopters to Turkey from the US Marine Corps inventory. According to US law, the administration needs to notify Congress of the sale of arms to other countries and seek authorization. If the proposed sale is to a NATO member country, Congress has 15 days to reject the sale or it will be automatically authorized.

Turkey has had a long-standing request for Super Cobra helicopters. It has a shortage of attack helicopters, which it has been using in its ongoing fight against the terrorist Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK).

The process of securing congressional approval for the $111 million helicopter sale to Turkey was successfully completed as no motion to block the sale was brought to the agenda in Congress.

The Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) currently has six operational Super Cobra helicopters that serve the TSK well in fighting terrorism. These helicopters have a delivery system for 12 rockets and they can fly for three hours. The topographic features of Turkey’s Southeast require a greater number of capable helicopters. The Super Cobra has proven its capabilities in comparison to other helicopters, in past TSK operations.

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A-577 TCG Sokullu Mehmet Paşa and the SNMCMG-2 ships in Algeria

... le voilà entrant à Malaga hier











Ainsi que le CM Akcakoca ( M268 )

RIAT-11

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Anatolian Falcon 2012 kicks off


Anatolian Falcon 2012, an international weapons-training deployment involving Turkish and U.S. air forces began March 5 and lasts until March 15.

The 480th Fighter Squadron from Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany, and the Turkish air force's 3rd Main Jet Base combined their efforts during Anatolian Falcon 2012, an exercise designed to strengthen joint operations between the two allied countries.

Turkish air force Col. Ercan Dursun, 3rd Main Jet Base Operations Group commander, expressed his appreciation for the U.S. Air Force's commitment to building relations and military interoperability.

"It's good to see you here," Dursun said during opening remarks at an initial mass briefing March 4. "I hope we will have a fruitful exercise."

He went on to say that one of the main goals of the training is to share lessons learned. By working together, the two air forces can individually evolve into a more flexible force.

"Training with the Turkish air force now ensures smooth communication and tactical effectiveness if we should ever have to go to war together," said U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Paul Murray, 480th Fighter Squadron commander. "Our air forces pride themselves on adaptability and flexibility, and this exercise showcases those capabilities by allowing us to work with our international partner in fast-paced training scenarios."

Some of the scenarios are set up to have specific targets plotted on a map inside of a mock high-threat zone. The Turkish and U.S. air forces must integrate their aircraft fleet to assess any threats in the area and neutralize the plotted targets. Additional "popup" threats may appear at random times and positions throughout the training. The "popup" threats could be something as small as an enemy ground-forces member aiming a surface-to-air missile launcher at an aircraft.

Other scenarios are air-to-air, meaning two teams of aircraft mock battle in the skies over Turkish air force's Konya Air Base.

"The 480th is excited to get on the road to fly with our NATO ally and strengthen the bonds that have been built during the last 60 years," Murray said of both nations' dedication to ensuring regional peace and stability.

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An international weapons-training deployment involving Turkish and U.S. air forces began here March 5 and lasts until March 15.

The 480th Fighter Squadron from Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany, and the Turkish air force's 3rd Main Jet Base combined their efforts during Anatolian Falcon 2012, an exercise designed to strengthen joint operations between the two allied countries.

L'armée Turque se modernise, si on pouvait en fin choisir notre système de missile moderne, sa serait le top.

Le pétrolier TCG Bimbasi Sadettin Gürcan ( A573 ) à Istanbul

Turkish ship builder company A.D.I.K finished 3rd LCT ship. Turkish Navy offered total 8 LCT ships. This finished 3 LCT ships are going to deliver in this year. This ships can carry 280 soldier or 7 55 Ton main battle Tanks.And protected by two 25 mm Aselsan STOP remote controlled weapon station

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hmm je me demande si c´est concu pour 7*55T comme max et donc peut avoir disons 6*60T ou c´est a cause de la rampe,car des panzer a 55T y´en a pas bcp ces temps ci,et meme le Altay sera 60T si je m´abuse pas

Yakuza a écrit:

hmm je me demande si c´est concu pour 7*55T comme max et donc peut avoir disons 6*60T ou c´est a cause de la rampe,car des panzer a 55T y´en a pas bcp ces temps ci,et meme le Altay sera 60T si je m´abuse pas

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C'est une donnée générale, 6X60T.

La flotte amphibie Turc pourrait transporter en tout 60 chars de 60T pendant un débarquement par exemple.

Un Peace Eagle en route pour la Turquie en Escale à Londres. Photo prise il y a quelques heures.

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le 05/03/2012 TCG SOKULLU MEHMET PASA T 577 quitton le port de Malaga

Navire de commandement de la SMCMG2



M 268 Akcakoca




Pepelince

à l'arrivée

Coopération avec SAAB ?

L'éventuelle vente de Saab Automobile à la Turquie m'avait fait penser a cette eventualité .

Pensez vous que la Turquie souhaite "s'emanciper"des moteurs US pour l'avion de combat ? Comme on le sait les Suédois sont fort dans se domaine .

http://www.casafree.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=99015

heavyrocket-2 a écrit:

Coopération avec SAAB ?

L'éventuelle vente de Saab Automobile à la Turquie m'avait fait penser a cette eventualité .

Pensez vous que la Turquie souhaite "s'emanciper"des moteurs US pour l'avion de combat ? Comme on le sait les Suédois sont fort dans se domaine .

http://www.casafree.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=99015

Evidemment la Turquie souhaite s'émanciper et développer ses moteurs, c'est pour ça que TEI a été fondé sans parler des différents projets de Turbojet avec Kalekalip.

Un lien en turc pour toi sur le projet :

http://www.hurriyet.com.tr/ekonomi/19978331.asp

Lien vers le site de TEI :

http://www.tei.com.tr/yeni/default.asp