Armée Turque/Turkish Armed Forces/Türk Silahlı Kuvvetleri

Rappel du premier message :

L'armée turque sera représentée par 10 étoiles au sein de l'Otan.

Sur la 1ere photo, au 1er plan, sniper rifle JNG-90 (Bora 12) de MKEK, Made in Turkey

La vidéo du tir de missile:

Les forces armées turques difusent tous les mois, le nombre exact de personnel au sein de l'armée. En ce moment, il y a 720 648 personnels.

http://www.tsk.tr/3_basin_yayin_faaliyetleri/3_4_tsk_haberler/2012/tsk_haberler_64.htm

La marine a acceptée le 5e LCT (C-155), le 6e (C-156) est en cours de tests par la Marine, il sera délivré ce mois-ci également :

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The fifth vessel of Landing Craft Tank (LCT) project undertaken by ANADOLU Shipyard for the Turkish Navy, namely TCG Ç-155, will be delivered on June 1st 2012 Friday, Anadolu Shipyard announced on May 29.
A small ceremony will be organized in the Shipyard for the delivery of TCG Ç-155.
Landing Craft Tank (LCT) project consists of the acquisition of 8 ships through local design, construction and integration in order to meet operational requirements of the Turkish Naval Forces Command.
The responsibility for design, construction, system integration, performance and timely delivery is shouldered by Anadolu Deniz İnşaat Kızakları (Anadolu Shipyard or ADİK).
The primary functions of the vessels in question will be amphibious operations and troop transfer, followed by fast humanitarian and rescue aid to disaster areas.
The 1,155 tonne ship stretches 72.95 m in length and belongs to a mono-hull type of vessels. It’s all steel construction is driven by 2 X MTU 16V4000 M70 diesel engines with the ability to develop 18.0 knots at full load displacement.
This type of ship boasts of sea keeping manoeuvrability and stability requirements of the Turkish Naval Forces Command. The expected service life will be 30 years.

http://worldmaritimenews.com/archives/56100

TCG Gemlik (F-492) en route pour le Golfe d'Aden dans le cadre la Task Force CTF-151

Cette Task force sera commandé par un amiral Turque de septembre à Décembre 2012

C'est regrettable que la Turquie a cessez toutes coopération militaire avec Israel,Israel a beaucoup appris et apporté au Turque,a long terme nous verrons bien dans la durée.

Nachshon a écrit:

C'est regrettable que la Turquie a cessez toutes coopération militaire avec Israel,Israel a beaucoup appris et apporté au Turque,a long nous verrons bien dans la durée.

Que veux-tu?! C'est comme ça les relations entre les pays.

Nous sommes d'accord,mais j'aimerais savoir qui sera le grand perdant,j'ai mon idée

Nachshon a écrit:

Nous sommes d'accord,mais j'aimerais savoir qui sera le grand perdant,j'ai mon idée

Les Usa.. Ni la Turquie, ni Israël..

Baybars a écrit:

Nachshon a écrit:

Nous sommes d'accord,mais j'aimerais savoir qui sera le grand perdant,j'ai mon idée

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Les Usa

.. Ni la Turquie, ni Israël..

Bingo

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Six Corvettes to Cost $1,5 Billions

Tuesday, 5 June 2012 By Ümit Enginsoy, Hürriyet Daily News The Defense Industry Executive Committee is expected to meet early next month to choose between two top Turkish shipyards, RMK Makina and Dearsan A.S., to build the last six corvettes in the multibillion dollar program to build eight new corvettes, dubbed the Milgem, a senior procurement official said over the weekend. Members of Turkey’s top decision-making body on defense procurement include Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Defense Minister İsmet Yılmaz, Chief of General Staff Gen. Necdet Özel and the committee’s secretary, Murad Bayar, the head of the Undersecretariat for Defense Industries. The committee usually meets three times a year on major procurement programs. The first and second ships under Turkey’s Milgem program have already been built by military shipyards, and the rest of the ships will be constructed by a private shipyard. The TCG Heybeliada, the first of the Milgem ships, has entered service in the Navy and the TSC Büyükada, the second, has been put to sea. The private shipyard to be selected at the meeting, believed to be set for July 4 if no change is made to the schedule, is due to build the rest of the corvettes for nearly $1.5 billion. The Milgem program is the first national project for Turkey to construct warships. Corvettes are the smallest warships, while the largest warships in the inventory of the Turkish Navy are frigates. After the Milgem project is finished, Turkey is due to design, develop and construct its first national frigate, the TF2000 in the 2020s. “The Milgem has been very useful from the point of design, development and construction of a national ship, and we are going to build on this experience to obtain the capability to build bigger warships,” the procurement official said. The Milgem program will end at eight ships and later the TF2000 will be launched. Turkey also will hold talks next week with Qatar on constructing a corvette for the Gulf country. “We can produce 70 or 80 percent of all the needs in the Navy. The sole exception is submarines and engines, and we are moving with concrete steps on that,” the official said. Turkey presently can also produce a New Type Patrol Boat, Coast Guard Research and Rescue Boat and Tank Landing Ships, the procurement official said. Separately, a submarine deal worth 2 billion euros between SSM and Germany’s HDW shipyards for the joint manufacture of six modern U-214 diesel platforms for the Turkish Navy formally took effect in July 2010. “This will be the last submarine we will be building with someone else,” the procurement official said. In a less orthodox project, Ankara has plans to a buy a landing platform dock, or LPD, a vessel that looks like a helicopter carrier and can transport up to a battalion-sized unit (more than 1,000 soldiers) long distances. Turkey plans to use this ship for NATO-related missions to carry troops or refugees. According to the size and capabilities, the Turkish LPD will cost between $500 million and $1 billion. Presently, the Turkish Navy has nearly 49,000 personnel and 75 aircraft, 17 frigates, seven corvettes, 14 submarines and 27 fast missile boats. Tuesday, 5 June 2012 HDN

Je l'avais posté dans Armes de fabrication Turque

Sinon point très important dans l'article

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This will be the last submarine we will be building with someone else,” the procurement official said.

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Turkish submarine completes record dive

Preveze, a Turkish Preveze Class submarine completed a 32 day diving mission in Libya last year, the Defense Ministry declared over the weekend.


In a report outlining its 2011 activities the ministry claimed Preveze stayed submerged underwater for 32 straight days, the longest time a Turkish submarine has spent underwater according to the ministry. “TGC Preveze realized its longest diving time in Turkish naval history,” the report said.


The craft was on duty in Libya at the time as part of NATO activities.


Preveze class submarines were first produced in 1994 under the license of German Howaldtswerke Deutsche Werft shipyard and they are originally U-Boot-Class 209 submarines. These submarines can normally stay underwater for up to 21 days in theory and usually do not exceed that duration in practice.


The submarines are used as a strategic asset with their capacity to disappear from satellite surveillance and appear at sea surface unexpectedly. The extension of duration increases a submarine’s threat rate.


Turkey is currently building six U-214 submarines from the same German shipyard. New submarines will have air independent propulsion (AIP) systems that allow them to remain underwater for almost 50 days.


June/06/2012

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/tur...&NewsCatID=341

Spoiler:

www.hurriyetdailynews.com

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Turkish authorities are gearing up next month to announce their pick for Turkey’s critical Long-Range Air and Missile Defense Systems. Russian, Chinese, American and European companies are in the running. Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, Eurosam, Rosoboronexport and CP-MİEC are all among the contenders

Turkish authorities are likely to announce their choice for a critical weapons system worth over $4 billion in early July, a senior procurement official said June 8.

The decision is in regards to the Long-Range Air and Missile Defense Systems, or T-Loramids, which American, European, Russian and Chinese companies are vying for.

The committee behind the decision is comprised of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Defense Minister İsmet Yılmaz, Chief of the Turkish General Staff Gen. Necdet Özel, and Murad Bayar, head of the Undersecretariat for Defense Industries.

Competitors include U.S. partners Raytheon and Lockheed Martin with their Patriot-based system, Eurosam with its SAMP/T Aster 30, Russia’s Rosoboronexport, which markets the country’s S-300 and S-400 systems, and China’s CPMIEC (China Precision Machinery Import and Export Corporation), offering its HQ-9.

“We definitely expect a decision this time. The program was delayed since 2009,” said a business official. “We should see at least a shortlist of some of the companies.”

Russian and Chinese systems

Many Western officials and experts say the Russian and the Chinese systems are not compatible with NATO systems. Their potential eventual victory might inadvertently provide them with access to classified NATO information, and as a result may compromise NATO’s procedures.

But despite the criticism, Turkey has ruled against expelling the Chinese and Russian options, saying there is no need to exclude them from the Turkish competition.

After selecting a company the committee would then select a national commercial shipyard to manufacture three to eight of the Milgem national corvettes in the $1.5 billion program.

Candidates for the shipyard are RMK Marine, owned by the Koç conglomerate, and Dearsan A.Ş. The first two corvettes were built at a military shipyard. The first corvette, the TCG Heybeliada, has already entered service in the Navy, and the second, the TCG Büyükada, has been sent out to sea for tests.

The Milgem program is Turkey’s first national project for the construction of warships. Corvettes are the smallest warships. The largest warship in the inventory of the Turkish Navy is frigates. After the Milgem project is finished, Turkey is due to design, develop and construct its first national frigate, the TF2000, sometime in the 2020s.

“The Milgem has been very useful from the point of design, development and construction of a national ship, and we are going to build on this experience to obtain the capability of building bigger warships,” the procurement official said.

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/turkey-to-declare-4-bln-decision-on-air-defense.aspx?pageID=238&nID=22730&NewsCatID=345

ils melangent bid SAM et milgem

Yakuza a écrit:

ils melangent bid SAM et milgem

C'est pour souligner l'importance du mois de Juin qui va engager 2 décisions d'une valeur de 5.5 milliards de $.

non debut juillet pour SAM LR

La Turquie et les Emirats Arabes Unis se sont entraînés à des opérations aérienne anti-surface (ASFAO) entre le 04 et le 08 juin à Konya et en Méditerranée Orientale.

La Turquie a participé avec 3 navires et 4 F-16/F-4E 2020.

Les EAU ont participé avec 6 Mirage 2000-9.

Source : Armée de l'Air Turque.

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Turkey to declare $4 bln decision on air defense

Turkish authorities are gearing up next month to announce their pick for Turkey’s critical Long-Range Air and Missile Defense Systems. Russian, Chinese, American and European companies are in the running. Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, Eurosam, Rosoboronexport and CP-MİEC are all among the contenders




Patriot Advanced Capability-3 (PAC-3) missile in Japan. Competitors of Turkey’s air defense system include US partners Raytheon and Lockheed Martin with their Patriot-based systems. REUTERS photo
Turkish authorities are likely to announce their choice for a critical weapons system worth over $4 billion in early July, a senior procurement official said June 8.

The decision is in regards to the Long-Range Air and Missile Defense Systems, or T-Loramids, which American, European, Russian and Chinese companies are vying for.

The committee behind the decision is comprised of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Defense Minister İsmet Yılmaz, Chief of the Turkish General Staff Gen. Necdet Özel, and Murad Bayar, head of the Undersecretariat for Defense Industries.

Competitors include U.S. partners Raytheon and Lockheed Martin with their Patriot-based system, Eurosam with its SAMP/T Aster 30, Russia’s Rosoboronexport, which markets the country’s S-300 and S-400 systems, and China’s CPMIEC (China Precision Machinery Import and Export Corporation), offering its HQ-9.

“We definitely expect a decision this time. The program was delayed since 2009,” said a business official. “We should see at least a shortlist of some of the companies.”

Russian and Chinese systems

Many Western officials and experts say the Russian and the Chinese systems are not compatible with NATO systems. Their potential eventual victory might inadvertently provide them with access to classified NATO information, and as a result may compromise NATO’s procedures.

But despite the criticism, Turkey has ruled against expelling the Chinese and Russian options, saying there is no need to exclude them from the Turkish competition.

After selecting a company the committee would then select a national commercial shipyard to manufacture three to eight of the Milgem national corvettes in the $1.5 billion program.

Candidates for the shipyard are RMK Marine, owned by the Koç conglomerate, and Dearsan A.Ş. The first two corvettes were built at a military shipyard. The first corvette, the TCG Heybeliada, has already entered service in the Navy, and the second, the TCG Büyükada, has been sent out to sea for tests.

The Milgem program is Turkey’s first national project for the construction of warships. Corvettes are the smallest warships. The largest warship in the inventory of the Turkish Navy is frigates. After the Milgem project is finished, Turkey is due to design, develop and construct its first national frigate, the TF2000, sometime in the 2020s.

“The Milgem has been very useful from the point of design, development and construction of a national ship, and we are going to build on this experience to obtain the capability of building bigger warships,” the procurement official said.

hurriyetdailynews

L'armée va acheter 50 Husky Visor 2500 pour la détection des mines et les envoyer d'ici quelques mois dans la région Sud-Est dans le cadre de la lutte contre le terrorisme pour un montant de 115 millions de $.

http://translate.google.fr/translate?sl=tr&tl=en&js=n&prev=_t&hl=fr&ie=UTF-8&layout=2&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Frewreward.blogspot.fr%2F2012%2F06%2Ftsk-50-adet-husky-visor-2500-mayn.html&act=url

Pas encore envoyé et déjà une creuvaison

Je plaisante


Edit: En fait je crois que je vois là 2 versions différentes? c'est quoi la différence? à part la cabine (et la roue creuvée )

un C et un D

je crois que la Turquie veut enfin nettoyer le sud-est avant de creer une ceinture de securité progressivement,ce que j´avais proposé une fois ici..wallaho a3lam

Yakuza a écrit:

un C et un D

Dommage que le D ne soit pas en tandem

Sans rancune les amis turcs, j'admire votre armée, c'est juste de l'humour

Ticonderoga a écrit:

Yakuza a écrit:

un C et un D

Dommage que le D ne soit pas en tandem

Sans rancune les amis turcs, j'admire votre armée, c'est juste de l'humour

La photo je l'ai prise sur Internet pour illustrer mon post, rien n'a encore été livré