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Navy, MIT join forces for new intelligence vessel
Turkey’s navy and national intelligence organization MIT have agreed to jointly procure a high-tech ship for collecting electronic intelligence from newly arising regional threats in the Eastern Mediterranean. Turkish Undersecretariat for Defence Industries, or SSM, has been tasked for launching a local tender for the construction of the new ship using Turkey’s indigenous capabilities to their fullest extent.
“Turkey has earmarked $120 million for the construction effort of Turkey’s first large scale intelligence ship.” a TR Defence source familiar with the programs of the Turkish Navy reported on Friday. “This will be a dedicated SIGINT/ELINT ship that will bear a number of advanced electronic capabilities, but will lack heavy weapons.”
Several countries currently use similar electronic intelligence ships for spying on the military transmissions of target states, finding and exploiting secret radar installations, eavesdropping on and decrypting sensitive information as well as actively jamming compromised enemy communications during war time. The ship is said to be used in conjunction with Turkey’s new Gokturk series of surveillance satellites planned for launch in 2013 and 2014.
Project will be managed by SSM and follow the successful footsteps of the Milgem program. Once complete in 2015, the ship will join Turkish Navy inventory but will be partially operated by MIT in line with Turkey’s widely varying intelligence gathering needs.
It is also expected to actively participate in NATO missions and exercises around the world.
Navy, MIT join forces for new intelligence vessel | TR Defence
keiner bleibt mehr unabgehört im mittelmeer raum.
Turkey’s navy and national intelligence organization MIT have agreed to jointly procure a high-tech ship for collecting electronic intelligence from newly arising regional threats in the Eastern Mediterranean. Turkish Undersecretariat for Defence Industries, or SSM, has been tasked for launching a local tender for the construction of the new ship using Turkey’s indigenous capabilities to their fullest extent.
“Turkey has earmarked $120 million for the construction effort of Turkey’s first large scale intelligence ship.” a TR Defence source familiar with the programs of the Turkish Navy reported on Friday. “This will be a dedicated SIGINT/ELINT ship that will bear a number of advanced electronic capabilities, but will lack heavy weapons.”
Several countries currently use similar electronic intelligence ships for spying on the military transmissions of target states, finding and exploiting secret radar installations, eavesdropping on and decrypting sensitive information as well as actively jamming compromised enemy communications during war time. The ship is said to be used in conjunction with Turkey’s new Gokturk series of surveillance satellites planned for launch in 2013 and 2014.
Project will be managed by SSM and follow the successful footsteps of the Milgem program. Once complete in 2015, the ship will join Turkish Navy inventory but will be partially operated by MIT in line with Turkey’s widely varying intelligence gathering needs.
It is also expected to actively participate in NATO missions and exercises around the world.
Navy, MIT join forces for new intelligence vessel | TR Defence
keiner bleibt mehr unabgehört im mittelmeer raum.
Cebrail
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Turks Might Cancel Long-Range Air Defense System
Oct. 26, 2012 By UMIT ENGINSOY and BURAK EGE BEKDIL
ANKARA
Turkey's highest defense body might decide to indefinitely postpone the country's $4 billion air defense program, effectively killing it, sources and observers said.
In addition to analysts' criticism that the long-range air and missile defense system is too expensive, other recent developments have raised questions about the project.
Savunma ve Stratejik Analizler: Turks Might Cancel Long-Range Air Defense System
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Es scheint die Türkei hat kein Interesse mehr am Erwerb der Patriot zu haben. Das kann aber auch nur ein Versuch sein den Preis zu drücken.
Turks Might Cancel Long-Range Air Defense System
Oct. 26, 2012 By UMIT ENGINSOY and BURAK EGE BEKDIL
ANKARA
Turkey's highest defense body might decide to indefinitely postpone the country's $4 billion air defense program, effectively killing it, sources and observers said.
In addition to analysts' criticism that the long-range air and missile defense system is too expensive, other recent developments have raised questions about the project.
Savunma ve Stratejik Analizler: Turks Might Cancel Long-Range Air Defense System
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Es scheint die Türkei hat kein Interesse mehr am Erwerb der Patriot zu haben. Das kann aber auch nur ein Versuch sein den Preis zu drücken.
Keine Ahnung du. Da gibt es auch nicht viel zu lesen.... Aber diese komische grau/blaue Tarnfarbe/Lack für ein gepanzertes Fahrzeug ist "nett" ;-)
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In der Regel werden solche Entscheidungen im "Savunma sanayi icra komitesi", welches 2-3 mal im Jahr stattfindet, gefällt. Der nächste ist im Dezember/Januar. Möglich ist natürlich alles...aber sofern nichts offizielles verlautbart wird, sind solche Nachrichten eher mit Vorsicht zu genießen....
ALMAZ
Numquam Retro!
Neue Bilder vom Türkischen Panzer Altay mit mock-up Turrent.
2 Testphase "Motor"
Hat der Altay von seinem Vater auch das Erbe bekommen?
ALMAZ
Numquam Retro!
als hätten wir das thema nicht genug durchkaut.
ein egoist, der es einfach nicht einsehen will.
..War die Fragestellung so kompliziert?
Das hat nichts mit der Diskussion zu tun, die wir hatten.
Achte mal auf die hydropneumatische Federung von Black Panther!