
IDEF 2023: Turkish companies unveil RAM-like point defence missile systems - Naval News
At IDEF 2023, Turkish Aselsan and Roketsan unveiled new point defense missile systems called Aselsan Göksur and Roketsan Levent.

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IDEF 2023: Turkish companies unveil RAM-like point defence missile systems - Naval News
At IDEF 2023, Turkish Aselsan and Roketsan unveiled new point defense missile systems called Aselsan Göksur and Roketsan Levent.www.navalnews.com
Fixed launchers are sure interesting, might be under consideration for highly maneuverable platforms and 2x at least.According to company officials, GÖKSUR has three configurations.
- Full variant: The system showcased in the fair. This system will have the capability to work stand-alone and seek and destroy air threats autonomously.
- Medium-sized variant: This variant will not have sensors on it, only missiles, just like the RAM system. In this variant, the number of missiles is expected to be increased, just like the difference between RAM and SeaRAM systems.
- Fixed-location variant: This variant is projected to be fitted to small combatants with weak air defense capabilities, such as fast attacking crafts. In this variant, there will not be a rotating launcher. The missiles will be fired from fixed-angled launchers.
Would they limit the engagement of the missiles? I wonder if that mixed system would be something like Aselsan's Atılgan, but with 35mm gun instead 12.7? It could be really great for our smaller boats and maybe even bigger USVs.Fixed launchers are sure interesting
GÖKDEMİR: More like a NASAMS counterpart with 2 extra missiles and mobility.
That needs to be studied. I don't think they necessarily mean angled. The missiles have thrust vectoring, thus it might be a scenario to be applied with cold launch maybe? SAGE works good on the cold launch.Would they limit the engagement of the missiles? I wonder if that mixed system would be something like Aselsan's Atılgan, but with 35mm gun instead 12.7? It could be really great for our smaller boats and maybe even bigger USVs.
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This one's for defending armed vehicle convoys and providing on the move air defense cover for moving mechanized battalions against cheapo drones, MAM-L type munitions etc.BURÇ: It aint as sophisticated as others as it is probably meant to be. They most probably intend it to push away modernized Shilkas in 3rd world and ex soviet markets by promoting the full radar coverage.
This one's for stationary base/landmark defending, covering the SAM sites against missile swarms, defending command sites etc.GÜRZ: I gotta say it perfects the concept of Pantsir. Especially by having a constant 360 degree search-track field and having missiles those don't rely on illumination constantly. Another plus would be ATOM capable 35 mm gun which is more effective against small UAVs.
Which extra missiles?
missile count obiviously?
I want to see those things in action.
Siper Block 1 has been tested against flying target yet?SIPER block ii?
Read this on Habertürk saying Hisar-U will be launched from Trakya to hit target in Hopa, was so cringe I decided not to post
Yes intercepted a flying target drone at +100 km range.Siper Block 1 has been tested against flying target yet?
Should be SR1.0 based on the description (Scientific studies) and the launch position (İğneada). They were constructing a launch site at İğneada.