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TuAF
Turkesteron
da kann sich bob m. endlich auf seinen strafverfahren in den usa konzentrieren
Tigerfish
Gesperrt
Sein armenisches Eheweibchen wird auch mit angeklagt.
tiberiusde
Top-Poster
Der Batu Motor wurde nach Angaben dieser Quelle, die ich für glaubwürdig halte schonmal in den Altay eingesetzt und diesen auch schon bewegt. Ein Beweis dafür dass man einen Gewissen stand schon erreicht hat. Ab Minute 42...
Kaner Kurt auf Youtube kann ich euch nur empfehlen. Er selber hat nicht viel Ahnung, bekommt aber die richtigen Experten zusammen in seinen Talks. Ein sehr sympatischer Mensch. Die Gäste die er hat, haben sehr gute Connections zur Industrie, den Militärs und zu Insidern. Mir gefällt es sehr, dass sie durchaus sehr kritisch sind und sich wirklich nur mit den Fakten befassen ohne politisch zu werden.
Kaner Kurt auf Youtube kann ich euch nur empfehlen. Er selber hat nicht viel Ahnung, bekommt aber die richtigen Experten zusammen in seinen Talks. Ein sehr sympatischer Mensch. Die Gäste die er hat, haben sehr gute Connections zur Industrie, den Militärs und zu Insidern. Mir gefällt es sehr, dass sie durchaus sehr kritisch sind und sich wirklich nur mit den Fakten befassen ohne politisch zu werden.
Tigerfish
Gesperrt
Milli AESA Radarın F-16 ÖZGÜR ile ilk uçuş tarihi belli oldu
Milli AESA Burun Radarı MURAD'ın, F-16 Blok 30 ÖZGÜR uçağıyla ilk uçuş tarihi netleşti. İlk uçuş, entegrasyon faaliyetlerine müteakiben bu sene gerçekleşecek.
www.savunmasanayist.com
TuAF
Turkesteron
Oksijen maskeleri takıldı: GÖKBEY 15 bin feet irtifayı geçti
T625 GÖKBEY Genel Maksat Helikopteri, test uçuşlarında önemli bir başarı daha elde etti. GÖKBEY, 15 bin feet irtifaya yani deniz seviyesinden 4 bin 572 metre yükseğe çıktı.
Türk Havacılık ve Uzay Sanayi (TUSAŞ) tarafından tasarlanan T625 GÖKBEY, test aşamasında önemli uçuşu geride bıraktı. GÖKBEY, 15 bin feet yani deniz seviyesinden 4 bin 572 metre irtifaya çıktı. Test uçuşunda 10 bin feet üzerinde kullanılması gereken oksijen maskeleri test pilotları tarafından kullanıldı.
Türkiye'nin askeri yardımda bulunduğu ülkeler açıklandı
Türkiye, 2023 yılının ilk 6 ayı içerisinde 17 ülkeye askeri kaynak tahsisi gerçekleştirdi. Milli Savunma Bakanlığı, tahsis gerçekleştirilen ülkeleri açıkladı.
www.savunmasanayist.com
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Vino
Turkey appoints first female admiral as part of military overhaul
The overhaul in the Turkish army's top brass seems to be in line with Erdogan's long-term foreign policy and security agenda, a prominent analyst says.
Chaired by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the country’s Supreme Military Council appointed Gokcen Firat to the rank of rear admiral (lower half) in the Turkish naval forces.
According to Turkish media reports, Firat, 45, became Turkey's first-ever female ship commander in 2004 after graduating from Naval War College in 1998.
Metin Gurak, who formerly served as the commander of the 2nd Army Corps, will become the country’s new chief of the general staff, a post that has been officially vacant since his predecessor, Yasar Guler, became the country’s new defense minister.
The heads of the air and land forces were also replaced, according to the Turkish presidency’s communication directorate.
Selcuk Bayraktaroglu and Ziya Cemal Kadioglu will become the country’s new land and air forces commanders, respectively.
The council promoted 63 officers to the rank of generals or admirals, raising the total number serving in the Turkish military to 286. Forty-three generals and admirals, meanwhile, were granted retirement.
Political commentator Murat Yetkin, who closely follows the defense field, described the new army top brass as “younger and more combat-oriented,” in line with Erdogan’s long-term political goals.
“It seems that Erdogan took a step to redesign the army, with the combat-oriented cadres becoming more prominent,” Yetkin said.
“If Turkey can recover its economy, it can expand to new horizons in foreign and security policy,” he added, arguing that Erdogan was seeking to take a long-term view during his new five-year term with a cadre that is more combat-oriented and far from the mandatory 65-year retirement age.
Yetkin also recalled that Gurak coordinated the Turkish military operations against the Kurdish militants and Islamic State as the commander of the 2nd Army Corps.
www.al-monitor.com
The overhaul in the Turkish army's top brass seems to be in line with Erdogan's long-term foreign policy and security agenda, a prominent analyst says.
Chaired by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the country’s Supreme Military Council appointed Gokcen Firat to the rank of rear admiral (lower half) in the Turkish naval forces.
According to Turkish media reports, Firat, 45, became Turkey's first-ever female ship commander in 2004 after graduating from Naval War College in 1998.
Metin Gurak, who formerly served as the commander of the 2nd Army Corps, will become the country’s new chief of the general staff, a post that has been officially vacant since his predecessor, Yasar Guler, became the country’s new defense minister.
The heads of the air and land forces were also replaced, according to the Turkish presidency’s communication directorate.
Selcuk Bayraktaroglu and Ziya Cemal Kadioglu will become the country’s new land and air forces commanders, respectively.
The council promoted 63 officers to the rank of generals or admirals, raising the total number serving in the Turkish military to 286. Forty-three generals and admirals, meanwhile, were granted retirement.
Political commentator Murat Yetkin, who closely follows the defense field, described the new army top brass as “younger and more combat-oriented,” in line with Erdogan’s long-term political goals.
“It seems that Erdogan took a step to redesign the army, with the combat-oriented cadres becoming more prominent,” Yetkin said.
“If Turkey can recover its economy, it can expand to new horizons in foreign and security policy,” he added, arguing that Erdogan was seeking to take a long-term view during his new five-year term with a cadre that is more combat-oriented and far from the mandatory 65-year retirement age.
Yetkin also recalled that Gurak coordinated the Turkish military operations against the Kurdish militants and Islamic State as the commander of the 2nd Army Corps.
Turkey appoints first female admiral as part of military overhaul
The overhaul in the Turkish army's top brass seems to be in line with Erdogan's long-term foreign policy and security agenda, a prominent analyst says.
www.al-monitor.com