Shouldn't these tests be conducted before the ship to enter inventory?Currently No. They will test the missile and MIDLAS soon
Shouldn't these tests be conducted before the ship to enter inventory?Currently No. They will test the missile and MIDLAS soon
Not necessarily, Ship and the VLS probably have different testing schedules. But 14 months have passed since the first MIDLAS test and it is yet to be test fired on a ship, so we can assume Istanbul won't be a fully combat ready ship for a long while.Shouldn't these tests be conducted before the ship to enter inventory?
It gets even more interesting.1st replacement, so far. OPVs are equipped by another product, developed locally. (Sonitus & HeliPlat).
So I class is defenceless without missiles? Are u sure?
They could easy install some Hisar Missiles
What time? Did they test midlas and misile 1 years ago ? Just put that missile in midlas and its ok until Siper b1 is ready . I thought Hisar is ready but not siper . Now both of them are not ready . I am upsetYeah, that is exactly what they are trying to do. It takes time.
I may have mentioned it somewhere in this thread, but there are two distinct projects being run by ASFAT and SSB.It gets even more interesting.
"STM signed a supply contract with Altınay for ASIST's indigenous version. Project started under the main contractorship of Altinay. The news about subcontractors such as Sonitus (which developed and delivered the rail unit) caused confusion. Ultimately, acceptance was completed under the main contractorship of Altınay."
Shouldn't these tests be conducted before the ship to enter inventory?
This is a separate project run by ASFAT (Contracted to group of companies and i only know of Sonitus), STM&Altınay's project is altogether different.The news about subcontractors such as Sonitus (which developed and delivered the rail unit) caused confusion
Good news from SSB about SAPAN Air Defense Missile
Making a speech at the ceremony, Defense Industry President Prof. Dr. Haluk Görgün announced that the SAPAN Air Defense Missile will soon enter the inventory. SAPAN was developed by Roketsan based on the HİSAR-RF Air Defense Missile used in the HİSAR-O+ Air Defense System. The SAPAN Missile, which will be fired from the National Vertical Launch Launcher System (MIDLAS) integrated into the TCG İSTANBUL Frigate (F-515), has also been made suitable for naval combat conditions.
SSB'den SAPAN Hava Savunma Füzesi müjdesi | SavunmaSanayiST
SAPAN Hava Savunma Füzesi, Türk Silahlı Kuvvetleri envanterine girmeye gün sayıyor. Gelişmeyi, Savunma Sanayii Başkanı Prof. Dr. Haluk Görgün duyurdu.www.savunmasanayist.com
In that case if the tweet I quoted is correct, Sonitus is both leading its own project and is also a subcontractor for Altınay.This is a separate project run by ASFAT (Contracted to group of companies and i only know of Sonitus), STM&Altınay's project is altogether different.
The source was unclear about the contractors involved in the projects*. Sonitus provided the rail components for ASFAT's projects** in collaboration with Berkin Engineering, who was responsible for the sensor-control systems, and HeliPlat, who handled the integration (With three, it made the whole). It is my understanding that Altınay's mechanical contractor was not Sonitus.In that case if the tweet I quoted is correct, Sonitus is both leading its own project and is also a subcontractor for Altınay.
What issues?This time, however, he may perhaps share a few interesting tidbits about a speculated issues related to the MILDEN program.
All dressed up and waiting for the ceremony to begin.
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Looks more like just the missiles, which can be fired from MIDLAS.
Is the 2nd longest missile in that box maybe GEZGIN?
It is MILDAS model. VLS hatches are open while missiles are climbing up.