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

le prix que veut navantia  

Yakuza a écrit:

le prix que veut navantia  

Le budget est d'1,7 milliards de $ mais là je sais pas combien ça va coûter.

Il sera construit chez nous avec participation Havelsan, Aselsan, etc ...

Le projet LPD comprend plus que le LPD lui-même :

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1 LPD and 4 (four) Landing Craft Mechanics (LCM), 27 (twenty seven) Amphibious Assault Vehicles (AAV), 2 (two) Landing Craft Personnel Vehicles (LCVP), 1 (one) Commander Boat and 1 (one) RHIB (Rubber Hull Inflated Boat) will be acquired

http://www.ssm.gov.tr/home/projects/Sayfalar/proje.aspx?projeID=30

Selon le site kokpit.aero qui se base sur les déclarations d'un responsable de TUBITAK SAGE, ils ont réussi à détruire une cible à 800km de portée avec un SOM, il prévoit de monter à 1500 km en milieu d'année 2014.

Y a des soucis pour faire les tests à cause du manque de place.

Dans les 5 prochaines années, SAGE prévoit de terminer d'importants projets sur de nouvelles munitions

Lien en Turque : http://kokpit.aero/index.php?route=article/article&article_id=5570

Inanç a écrit:

Selon le site kokpit.aero qui se base sur les déclarations d'un responsable de TUBITAK SAGE, ils ont réussi à détruire une cible à 800km de portée avec un SOM, il prévoit de monter à 1500 km en milieu d'année 2014.

Y a des soucis pour faire les tests à cause du manque de place.

Dans les 5 prochaines années, SAGE prévoit de terminer d'importants projets sur de nouvelles munitions

Lien en Turque : http://kokpit.aero/index.php?route=article/article&article_id=5570

Excellent Inanç, et merci.. En ce moment, je n'arrive pas trop à suivre l'actualité de l'industrie de la défense turque (pris par ma vie pro et ma vie privée et l'actualité en Syrie...).

Donc SOM +800km de portée.

qu´ils l´essaient en Med,a coté de la Grece..

Franchement impressionnant   

Fahed64 a écrit:

Franchement impressionnant   

Tu n'as pas tout vu encore   

(Next step : ATMACA SSM, AKYA : torpille lourde, page précédente pour dernier état connu).

Bonne nouvelle.

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/turkish-pm-erdogan-to-visit-japan-in-january-.aspx?pageID=238&nID=60370&NewsCatID=338 a écrit:

Turkish PM Erdoğan to visit Japan in January

Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan will make a trip to a number of destinations in the Far East including Japan, Malaysia and Singapore between Jan. 4 and 11. Erdoğan’s visit comes at a time when Turkey has decided its third nuclear plant will be constructed by a consortium including Japan’s Mitsubishi.

Erdoğan and his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe are expected to discuss a joint project to establish a science and technology college in Turkey and possible joint development of engines for use in military tanks.

Erdoğan will also be received in an audience by Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress of Japan.

Abe visited Istanbul in October for the opening ceremony of the Marmaray, the underwater rail tunnel linking the European and Asian sides of Istanbul, constructed by a Turkish-Japanese consortium.

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The Turkish armoured vehicles specialist FNSS Savunma Sistemleri AŞ (owned by the Turkish conglomerate Nurol Holding AŞ and BAE Systems Land& Armaments of the United States) has secured a contract worth of USD360 million with a Middle Eastern country for the modernization of M113 tracked armoured vehicles, believed to the company’s M113A4 standard.

The country could be Saudi Arabia as the Turkish firm has since 2004 upgraded local vehicles of M113 family belonging to the Royal Saudi Land Forces (RSLF) in Al Kharj maintenance and repair facilities.

The package offered by FNSS Savunma Sistemleri AŞ for M113 family of vehicle modernization include adding to the vehicle’s elements such as new diesel engine (DDC 6V53T), fully automatic transmission (Allison Transmission X200-4B) , engine cooling system, thermal viewer, new exhauster, gunner station or mission system, smoke grenade dischargers (in some versions), new driver station, steering yoke and navigation display, external fuel tanks, automatic fire suppression system, built-in test equipment module, climate control system, trim vane, external add-on armor, new tracks, mine protection, spall liners, CBRN protection suite with detection control unit as option, and navigation processing unit with associated display as option.

http://defesaglobal.wordpress.com/2013/12/31/10375/

Intéressant, contrat entre Aselsan et SAGE d'une valeur de 33 millions de Livres couvrant le développement d'un radar.

Je me demande si c'est pas pour un radar homing, SAGE est assez spécialisé dans les missiles/JDAM, on sait qu'il y a des travaux pour le Sidewinder & AMRAAM local.

Livraison entre 2014-2017

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Özel Durum Açıklaması (03.01.2014)
ASELSAN ile TÜBİTAK Savunma Sanayii Araştırma ve Geliştirme Enstitüsü (SAGE) arasında bir radar geliştirme işi ile ilgili olarak toplam bedeli 32.975.000,-TL tutarında bir sözleşme imzalanmıştır. Söz konusu sözleşme kapsamında teslimatlar 2014-2017 yıllarında gerçekleştirilecektir.

Bu açıklama TÜBİTAK-SAGE'den alınan 02.01.2014 tarihli izne istinaden yapılmıştır.

http://www.aselsan.com.tr/news.aspx?Id=280

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Turkey Sees Promise in Libyan Market



Libyan Prime Minister Ali Zeidan, right, walks with Algerian Prime Minister
Abdelmalek Sellal in Tripoli Dec. 29.
Zeidan visited Turkish Aerospace Industries Jan. 3. (Getty Images)



ANKARA — Turkey’s procurement officials are hoping to penetrate into the emerging Libyan arms market, especially with aerial platforms Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) is developing.
“We are hopeful about a powerful entry,” one senior procurement official said. “The Libyans are keen to explore possibilities of cooperation.”
Libyan Prime Minister Ali Zeidan visited TAI production facilities on Jan. 3, the company announced. It said that he was briefed on the possible sale of the T-129 ATAK attack and tactical reconnaissance helicopter and the Hurkus basic trainer aircraft.
A TAI official said the company hoped to launch talks on potential sales of both platforms to Libya.
“Libya could be a promising market soon,” he said. “Especially in view of the fact that political relations are excellent.”
TAI has been developing the T-129 in partnership with the Italian-British AgustaWestland. Earlier, TAI launched talks on potential sales to Pakistan, Jordan and Azerbaijan.
The initial T-129A is being used for flight testing while the full specification T-129B is still under development. For any sales deal, however, Turkey must obtain US permission to export the LHTEC CTS800-4N engine powering the T-129.
The TAI official also said that Libya, which is still trying to improve its Air Force after a revolution toppled former leader Moammar Gadhafi, could be a potential buyer for the Hurkus trainer.
The Turkish government Dec. 26 signed a contract for the serial production of two versions of the Hurkus, an indigenous trainer aircraft developed by TAI. TAI has said the Hurkus-A, an analog cockpit-base model, made its maiden flight Aug. 23. It has flown a total of 800 hours in 15 sorties since then.
The contract involves the production of 15 Hurkus-Bs, an advanced version with improved avionics. Turkey’s military electronics specialist, Aselsan, will be tasked to produce military avionics for the aircraft.
TAI also said the contract involves conceptual design work for the Hurkus-C, an armed aircraft with aerial support, reconnaissance and surveillance roles.
The two-seat Hurkus will have a maximum lifespan of 10,500 flight hours, or about 35 years. The turboprop has a single 1,600-horsepower engine and can fly at a height of 10,577 meters at a maximum speed of 574 kilometers per hour.
The Hurkus will be equipped for day and night flying, as well as for basic pilot training, instrument flying, navigation training, and weapons and formation training. It will have good visibility from both cockpits, with a 50-degree down-view angle from the rear cockpit, ejection seats, an on-board oxygen generation system, an environmental control system, an anti-G system, and shock-absorbing landing gear for training missions.

http://www.defensenews.com/article/20140107/DEFREG01/301070031

T129 sera présent au Bahrein Air Show du 16 au 18 Janvier.

Veulent le marketer chez TAI ...

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TAI to display T129 ATAK at BIAS 2014

Turkish Aerospace Industries, Inc. (TAI) will display the T-129 ATAK - the final evolution of the Agusta A-129 light combat helicopter - at the Bahrain International Airshow (BIAS), being held later this week (16-18 January) at the Sakhir Airbase.



During the show, TAI will display the T129 ATAK Advanced Attack and Tactical Reconnaissance Helicopter (above) in the static display and a flight demo will also be held during the show.

The ATAK Contract was started as a result of an effort to meet the 'attack & tactical reconnaissance helicopter' requirements of the Turkish Armed Forces.

T129 is the result of the integration of nationally developed high-tech avionic equipment and weapon systems on to the combat proven AgustaWestland A129 airframe, with upgraded engines, transmission and rotor blades.

Optimised for 'hot & high' environments, T129 is an extremely efficient attack helicopter in its class.

http://www.arabianaerospace.aero

Selon kokpit.aero, Cirit sera intégré sur Eurocopter Tigre & EC635, les talks continuent entre Roketsan & Eurocopter.

C'est plus avancé en ce qui concerne EC635, intégration en cours.

Une info que j'avais relayé y a quelques temps déjà ici.

Source en Turque : http://kokpit.aero/cirit-tiger-helikoterinde-kullanilacak

L'article cultive une ambiguïté entre EC635 & EC645   (pas très pro tout ça).

Merci au waffer "tursoft" (on n'est rien comparé à lui, c'est aussi lui les vidéos de la chaine Youtube "MilliSavunmaSanayii").

Un prince assez inside on dirait

(F-35 - SOM, ANKA - SMB, T129 - Cirit & UMTAS IIR).

Focus sur le 600 mm   

La Turquie exporte 1,4 milliards $ d'équipements militaires pour l'année 2013.. 10% de croissance par rapport à 2012.

Nos principaux clients:

1- Usa: 514,3 millions $
2- Italie: 71,2 millions $
3- Malaisie: 62,5 millions $
4- Espagne: 60,1 millions $
5- Ukraine: 57,5 millions $
6- Irlande: 53,4 millions $
7- EAU: 47,3 millions $
8- Allemagne: 43,8 millions $
9- Bahreïn: 40,8 millions $
10- Pakistan: 40,4 millions $

L'Algérie se trouve en 62ème position avec 1,2 millions $ d'armes exporter. Le Maroc en 38ème position avec 3,8 millions $ d'armes exporter.

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Turkish Defense Exports Hit $1.4B Record in 2013

ANKARA — Turkish defense industry exports reached an all-time high in 2013 of $1.4 billion, according to industry officials.

The export contracts signed during 2013 mark a 10 percent increase from 2012, according to Latif Aral Alis, chairman of Turkey’s Defense and Aerospace Industry Exporters’ Association.

“Although the country’s overall exports saw a stagnant year in 2013, defense and aerospace exports reported a remarkable increase,” Alis said in a statement.

Alis said Turkey’s defense exports had seen a 43 percent increase from 2008 to 2012, during which time one-third of total production was exported. He said the sector’s 2014 objective is to reach $2 billion in exports, or a 44 percent increase over 2013.

The export boost in 2013 is attributed mainly to Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI), which reported $537 million worth of exports, or nearly 39 percent of all defense exports.

TAI builds the T-129 Turkish attack helicopter, the indigenous trainer aircraft Hurkus and the country’s first indigenously built Anka drones.

Alis noted that the United States, the world’s top defense industry manufacturer, topped the list of export destinations for Turkish manufacturers in 2013. Other major markets were former Soviet republics in Central Asia, the European Union, gulf countries and Southeast Asia.

Top export items in 2013 were aircraft and helicopter parts, engines, armored land vehicles, speed boats, missiles, rockets, launching platforms, light weapons and electronic systems including transmitters, command-and-control systems, simulators, sensors and practical software.

Turkish defense officials often say they target $25 billion worth of exports by the year 2023, the Turkish republic’s centennial, although experts view this goal cautiously.

http://www.defensenews.com/article/20140113/DEFREG01/301130025/Turkish-Defense-Exports-Hit-1-4B-Record-2013

une idée sur ce qu'on vous a pris Baybars ?

FAMAS a écrit:

une idée sur ce qu'on vous a pris Baybars ?

Munitions, armes légères, équipements..

Sa doit être des MP5 , pistolets auto , gilets tactiques , part balles ... ce genre de fournitures
Et stp Baybars , les USA ils vous prennent quoi pour plus de 500 millions , c'est une belle somme quand même   

C'est du offset sûrement Boeing, y a Defense et Aviation civile.

Je pense 1/3 c'est Boeing/Airbus et autres contrats pour TAI dans l'Aviation civile.

Ce que la Turquie vend au Maroc ça vient des MKEK comme indiqué munitions, armes ..

Malaisie 62 millions, les livraisons Pars en cours.

Inanç a écrit:

Merci au waffer "tursoft" (on n'est rien comparé à lui, c'est aussi lui les vidéos de la chaine Youtube "MilliSavunmaSanayii").

Un prince assez inside on dirait

(F-35 - SOM, ANKA - SMB, T129 - Cirit & UMTAS IIR).

Focus sur le 600 mm   

Vraiment très intéressant, j'espère sincèrement que les FAR vont prendre conscience de la place de l'industrie militaire turc   

+1 Proton . Déjà commencer par un partenariat avec 9erdash dans le domaine de l'industrie militaire , du style que viennent de signer avec eux les algériens , c'est une très bonne chose partenariat intelligent, bon point pour les algériens sur ce coup .
On peut apprendre d'eux beaucoup de choses ils sont avancés dans ce domaine , par exemple commencer que par des petits éléments (pistolets légers , gilets part balles , armes type MP5 ...) , c'est clairement l'exemple a suivre dans le monde musulman dans l'industrie militaire .

marokino78000 a écrit:

+1 Proton . Déjà commencer par un partenariat avec 9erdash dans le domaine de l'industrie militaire , du style que viennent de signer avec eux les algériens , c'est une très bonne chose partenariat intelligent, bon point pour les algériens sur ce coup .
On peut apprendre d'eux beaucoup de choses ils sont avancés dans ce domaine , par exemple commencer que par des petits éléments (pistolets légers , gilets part balles , armes type MP5 ...) , c'est clairement l'exemple a suivre dans le monde musulman dans l'industrie militaire .  

Ce genre d'équipements/armes de part le coté non stratégique se trouve partout.
Il faut savoir que les LRM de gros calibre se trouve difficilement, notamment par rapport au coté dévastateur de l'arme..la Turquie innove beaucoup dans ce domaine, faut voir les monstres :

240 roquettes de 122MM