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[Türk Silahlı Kuvvetleri] - Turkish Armed Forces - Türkische Streitkräfte
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IceCold53
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Naja zurzeit sind sie auch bei uns im land.. wie auch immer.. ich wäre seeeehhr froh wenn diese zahlen stimmen!
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Future variants of Anka will have larger payload capacity extending its current capabilities under the following features:
SATCOM
SIGINT
Armament- Air to Ground and Air to Air missile integration
The TAI Anka will also eventually have an indigenous 155hp Turbo prop engine developed by Tusaş Engine Industries (TEI) with cooperation with other Turkish companies in the future. [23]
ANKA-TP (SIHA- Strategic Unmanned Aerial Vehicle)
A 5+ Ton, Turbo-fan powered, High Altitude Long Endurance version of the ANKA is also being planned.
TAI officials have announced that the Strategic Unmanned Aerial Vehicle version named ANKA-TP will feature a new mission computer, airframe and have the ability to carry between 1 to 1.5 Tons in armament. It will have a span of 23 meters, speed of between 200 to 250 knots and a cruising altitude of 40,000+ ft.
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Future variants of Anka will have larger payload capacity extending its current capabilities under the following features:
SATCOM
SIGINT
Armament- Air to Ground and Air to Air missile integration
The TAI Anka will also eventually have an indigenous 155hp Turbo prop engine developed by Tusaş Engine Industries (TEI) with cooperation with other Turkish companies in the future. [23]
ANKA-TP (SIHA- Strategic Unmanned Aerial Vehicle)
A 5+ Ton, Turbo-fan powered, High Altitude Long Endurance version of the ANKA is also being planned.
TAI officials have announced that the Strategic Unmanned Aerial Vehicle version named ANKA-TP will feature a new mission computer, airframe and have the ability to carry between 1 to 1.5 Tons in armament. It will have a span of 23 meters, speed of between 200 to 250 knots and a cruising altitude of 40,000+ ft.
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Tai Tf-2023 Tulpar Stealth 5 th Generation Fighter Aircraft. [Turkish Made]
Tf-2023 Tulpar
Built Number : 80
Mission: Anti air
Features
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+ Anti Air
+ Stealth
+ Delta Wing
+ Twin Engine
+ Single Seater
+ Conferimantal Fuel Tanks
+ Internal bays
+ Strong Avionics
+ Aselsan Avci Jchms
+ High Maneuvrebility
+ Strong Radar
+ Electronic Warfare Capabilty
+ Turkish Made
Armament
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Air to Air :
+ 30 mm Cannon
+ Roketsan Shorth To Medium Range Laser Guided Anti-Air Missile
+ Roketsan Medium To Long Range Radar Guided Anti-Air Bvr Missile
+ Tubitak Sage Active Radar Guided Extendet Long Beyond Visual Range Air-To-Air Missile [Mbda Meteor Type]
+ Am-9 Sidewinder And Am-120 Amraam
Air to Ground :
+ Tubitak Sage Kgk Bomb
+ Tubitak Sage Lgb Bomb
+ Tubitak Sage Som Cruise Missile
+ Roketsan Atmaca Anti Ship Cruise Missile
Quelle: Hayalimdeki Gelece
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Diesen 5.Generation stealth Fighter Designe sollten die Türkische Luftstreitkräfte nachgehen.
Einfach Awesome
Ich habe dieses Bild Monate lang gesucht! Ich bin auf deiner seite! Dieses Design ist so geil und sieht besser aus als die f-22 ich hoffe das unser jet dieses desgin bekommt oder ein zweites jet projekt dieses design bekommt!!! Insallah!!!
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Finden die auch in der japanischen armee verwendung?
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Ich frage mich auch warum damals nichts unternommen wurde?! Kurtlar Vadisi ist nur ein Film!
murzalka1
EC - expert
und was nachen jetzt dönner boys army bei erdogan abstürz.???
turkei ein platz an der grenze iran,syrien und ganze erdogan abstürtz wird von amerikos bezahlt, dann heisst um frieden herzustellen kommen noch mehr engländer und amerikos besatzer nach turkei
es wird dönnerland geplündert und köpftücherinen geschwängert.
turkei ein platz an der grenze iran,syrien und ganze erdogan abstürtz wird von amerikos bezahlt, dann heisst um frieden herzustellen kommen noch mehr engländer und amerikos besatzer nach turkei
es wird dönnerland geplündert und köpftücherinen geschwängert.
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tiberiusxt
Guest
Man muss nicht immer von sich auf andere schließen^^. Nur weil dein Land damals von den Osmanen besetzt wurde und du Halbtürke bist musst du für uns keine Sorgen machen. Die Dönerjungs kommen nicht aus einem Mini - Furzland 
. Wir sind stabil genug.
. Wir sind stabil genug.
Salvador
Top-Poster
als würde die Armee nur unter Erdogan funktioniern 
in welcher welt lebst du eigentlich.
[h=3]Turkmenistan Makes Another Quiet Purchase Of Warships [/h]
Turkmenistan is buying eight new well armed naval vessels from Turkey, marking a substantial increase in capability for the country's nascent navy.
The ships will be built by Dearsan, the Turkish shipyard which had already been contracted by Turkmenistan for two fast patrol boats. The eight new ships will be of the same size as the two previous ships, but better armed. Each will be equipped with four anti-ship missiles, two remote-controlled MANPADS-sized surface-to-air missile launchers, a 40 mm main gun, a six-barreled anti-submarine mortar, two remote-controlled 12.7 mm guns and two remote-controlled 25 mm guns.
This is according to Cem Devrim Yaylali, who blogs at Bosphorus Naval News. Yaylali spoke to a Dearsan representative at the recent IDEF defense expo in Istanbul, and took a photo of the model that Dearsan was presenting. And he was generous enough to pass along the information and photo to The Bug Pit.
Turkmenistan had already been reported to be acquiring five missile boats from Russia, in addition to the two Dearsan fast patrol boats.
I asked Dearsan for confirmation and more information, but didn't hear back. That is not surprising: they have been very quiet about their previous deals with Turkmenistan, no doubt at Ashgabat's request.
http://eurasianet.org/node/67081
in welcher welt lebst du eigentlich.[h=3]Turkmenistan Makes Another Quiet Purchase Of Warships [/h]
Turkmenistan is buying eight new well armed naval vessels from Turkey, marking a substantial increase in capability for the country's nascent navy.
The ships will be built by Dearsan, the Turkish shipyard which had already been contracted by Turkmenistan for two fast patrol boats. The eight new ships will be of the same size as the two previous ships, but better armed. Each will be equipped with four anti-ship missiles, two remote-controlled MANPADS-sized surface-to-air missile launchers, a 40 mm main gun, a six-barreled anti-submarine mortar, two remote-controlled 12.7 mm guns and two remote-controlled 25 mm guns.
This is according to Cem Devrim Yaylali, who blogs at Bosphorus Naval News. Yaylali spoke to a Dearsan representative at the recent IDEF defense expo in Istanbul, and took a photo of the model that Dearsan was presenting. And he was generous enough to pass along the information and photo to The Bug Pit.
Turkmenistan had already been reported to be acquiring five missile boats from Russia, in addition to the two Dearsan fast patrol boats.
I asked Dearsan for confirmation and more information, but didn't hear back. That is not surprising: they have been very quiet about their previous deals with Turkmenistan, no doubt at Ashgabat's request.
http://eurasianet.org/node/67081
IceCold53
Gesperrt
Also wenn man solch ein Zerstörer Modernisiert dann wäre das glaube ich eines der stärksten Schiffe! guckt euch doch mal die bewaffnung an!!! nur noch tarnkappentechnik drauf einpaar flugabwehrraketen und anti u-boot torpedos und das ding zerstört alles was sich in sein weg stellt!
1 EMP und die Elektronik ist down . Lieber ganz neue bauen die vllt. gegen EMP´s standhalten
IceCold53
Gesperrt
Könnte man doch auch umbauen oder nicht?
Cebrail
Top-Poster
ist irgend jemand in der lage dies zu übersetzen? oder anders gefragt, weiß jemand in welcher sprache diese person schreibt?
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das ist nicht möglich.
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das ist alles andere als einfach. zumal auch nicht jeder in der lage ist eine solche emp-bombe zu bauen. wer dies vermag wird sicher nicht eine über offenem meer zünden.
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[h=1]Turkey Picks Saab To Mentor National Fighter Program[/h]Ankara has already drafted three models, one of which likely will become its first indigenous fighter, although some analysts said Turkey should have opted for an unmanned model.
“After lengthy negotiations with Saab, we have come to the conclusion to go ahead with this company to finalize our feasibility studies,” a senior procurement official familiar with the national fighter program said.
He said that the Swedish aerospace and defense group already has assisted with the three models Turkish engineers have drafted, and these would be presented to top management at the country’s arms procurement agency, the Undersecretariat for Defense Industries (SSM), as well as to the Air Force.
“We are working to make that presentation in September or October,” the official said.
The Saab group’s office here did not respond to questions by press time.
An official from Tusas Aerospace Industries (TAI), the local prime contractor for the program, said that one of the three drafts is a twin-engine stealth aircraft and the other two are single-engine models, also stealthy.
The procurement official said the program has two problems to overcome.
“We need to pick up the right engine manufacturer with which we should be able to work out a long-term relationship. That will be essential. Also, we need to know that a meticulously devised cost-benefit analysis should prove this is a feasible program,” he said.
A government official said the final decision on whether to launch the manufacturing phase would be made by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
“A lot will depend on the findings of the cost-benefit analysis in progress now,” the official said. “We would accept a certain margin that will make the Turkish fighter reasonably more expensive than available options. But if we find out that we could only manufacture a fighter, say, [at a cost] 40 to 50 percent more expensive than a proven, off-the-shelf buy option, then the prime minister would probably drop the idea.”
According to a draft plan, the country is aiming for a maiden flight for its national fighter jet in 2023, the Turkish Republic’s centennial. Production would commence in 2021, and deliveries to the Air Force are planned between 2025 and 2035. The aircraft would remain in service until 2060.
“This is a long-term plan, and given technological developments in the global aerospace scene, the Turks should perhaps have gone for an unmanned fighter,” a London-based Turkey specialist said.
Earlier, TAI signed a technical assistance deal with Saab to carry out conceptual design work. This followed an August 2011 deal signed with SSM to begin the conceptual design work for the fighter and trainer jets that Turkey hopes to build.
Designing the first Turkish fighter, according to defense analysts, is a necessary but not critical step.
“What is crucial here is whether this project would enable Turkey to earn capabilities to successfully integrate avionics, electronics and weapon systems into the chosen platform,” the London-based analyst said.
Saab produces the JAS 39 Gripen, a lightweight, single-engine multirole fighter. Saab has cooperated with other aerospace companies in marketing the aircraft and has achieved moderate success in Central Europe, South Africa and Southeast Asia. More than 240 Gripens have been delivered or ordered.
In 2010, Sweden awarded Saab a four-year contract to improve the Gripen’s equipment, integrate new weapons and lower operating costs. Last August, Sweden announced it planned to buy 40 to 60 Gripen NGs. The Swedish order followed Switzerland’s decision to buy 22 E/F variants of the jet.
For its fighter program, dubbed TF-X, Turkey hopes to copy the method devised to co-produce T-129 attack helicopters with Italian-British AgustaWestland.
“We think this model has worked successfully and could be a template for our fighter program,” the TAI official said.
Turkey also plans to buy the F-35. But Turkish officials said they wanted to develop a fighter jet with another country to reduce Turkey’s dependence on Washington.
HDN
Short URL: http://www.trdefence.com/?p=128591
IceCold53
Gesperrt
Kannst mir das übersetzen? Ist mir bisschen zuviel Englisch
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Kriegen wir eigentlich die Cobra 2, Ural und noch mehr Kirpis?