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[Türk Silahlı Kuvvetleri] - Turkish Armed Forces - Türkische Streitkräfte

hier mal eine sehr informative seite, über unseren pars (FNSS):

[h=3]FNSS 8x8 Pars.[/h]
Many thanks to DWI for the vid!



Why is Turkey's defense sector growing so fast?

Because its government supports it.

What happens when a military organization puts out a request for a vehicle and then backs out of the deal? You publicize what you're bringing to the table and you get public or at the very least blogging community support for your gear.

Lockheed Martin, BAE, General Dynamics and SAIC are doing nothing to promote their vehicles.

Its as if they're so afraid of each other that they don't realize that the program they're fighting tooth and nail for is dying right before their eyes.
FNSS is doing it right though. Good for them!

Posted by Solomon at 6/11/2013 09:53:00 PM Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to Facebook


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    Jem YildizTuesday, June 11, 2013 10:56:00 PM
    8m turning radius for a 8x8?! HMMWV has 7.6m turning radius.

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      SolomonTuesday, June 11, 2013 11:02:00 PM
      yeah the more i see this vehicle the more impressed i become. quite honestly the only thing it needs is to be tested in combat and win and people will be lining up to buy it.


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    House5150Wednesday, June 12, 2013 3:09:00 AM
    Turkish government has very little else to back!....and currently, they are not popular with there own public so a bad choice of example to follow...nice vehicle though!
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    paulWednesday, June 12, 2013 6:04:00 AM
    slightly ironic that this started life as the GPV colonel, a US company in new haven. FNSS just updated the design, including the 6x6 version. GPV had a whole family of these starting with 4x4 going up to 10x10. The 10x10 sounds like overkill, but it's the same size as the polish hipotatum you posted the other week, so good when internal volume is a priority, ie keeping the vehicle crew out of the way from a med team (plus room for a decent number of stretchers.

    details of sizes and crew layouts are on the army recognition site, quite interesting. You can see the (slight) difference between Mk1 US version and the pars

    SNAFU!: FNSS 8x8 Pars.

 
hier mal eine sehr informative seite, über unseren pars (FNSS):

[h=3]FNSS 8x8 Pars.[/h]
Many thanks to DWI for the vid!



Why is Turkey's defense sector growing so fast?

Because its government supports it.

What happens when a military organization puts out a request for a vehicle and then backs out of the deal? You publicize what you're bringing to the table and you get public or at the very least blogging community support for your gear.

Lockheed Martin, BAE, General Dynamics and SAIC are doing nothing to promote their vehicles.

Its as if they're so afraid of each other that they don't realize that the program they're fighting tooth and nail for is dying right before their eyes.
FNSS is doing it right though. Good for them!

Posted by Solomon at 6/11/2013 09:53:00 PM Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to Facebook


[h=4]4 comments:[/h]
  1. b36-rounded.png

    Jem YildizTuesday, June 11, 2013 10:56:00 PM
    8m turning radius for a 8x8?! HMMWV has 7.6m turning radius.

    Reply
    Replies
    • acc174a0-b829-4eed-a7bc-1ded2b988c6c.Small.jpg

      SolomonTuesday, June 11, 2013 11:02:00 PM
      yeah the more i see this vehicle the more impressed i become. quite honestly the only thing it needs is to be tested in combat and win and people will be lining up to buy it.


      Reply


  2. b36-rounded.png

    House5150Wednesday, June 12, 2013 3:09:00 AM
    Turkish government has very little else to back!....and currently, they are not popular with there own public so a bad choice of example to follow...nice vehicle though!
    Reply
  3. b36-rounded.png

    paulWednesday, June 12, 2013 6:04:00 AM
    slightly ironic that this started life as the GPV colonel, a US company in new haven. FNSS just updated the design, including the 6x6 version. GPV had a whole family of these starting with 4x4 going up to 10x10. The 10x10 sounds like overkill, but it's the same size as the polish hipotatum you posted the other week, so good when internal volume is a priority, ie keeping the vehicle crew out of the way from a med team (plus room for a decent number of stretchers.

    details of sizes and crew layouts are on the army recognition site, quite interesting. You can see the (slight) difference between Mk1 US version and the pars

    SNAFU!: FNSS 8x8 Pars.


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