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It seems MKE tested something big.
It seems MKE tested something big.
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i hope its the turkish L55 cannon 
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i hope its the turkish L55 cannon
It's related to the MPT rifle..
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The development is related to the national infantry rifle
The 2nd training ship built for the Qatar Navy was also launched.
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ASELSAN Bags Firing Point Detection, Anti-tank System Export Order
Serdar Anti-Tank Missile Launching System
Turkey’s ASELSAN has won a $38 million contract for Serdar Anti-Tank Missile Launching System and Seda Gunshot Detection System.
On December 31, the company notified Public Disclosure Platform (known by its Turkish acronym KAP) regarding the deal. “Between ASELSAN and an international customer; For the export of command and control system, anti-tank missile launch systems, inertial navigation systems and firing point detection systems, an international sales contract with a total value of $ 38,266,780 was signed,” ASELSAN’s statement to KAP said.
The international customer is likely to be Qatar, which placed an order for additional armored vehicles built by Barzan Holdings this August. Barzan holdings in turn signed a contract with Nurol Makina, a subsidiary of Nurol Holdings.
Seda Gunshot Detection System
Doha has previously bought 100 NMS (Yörük) 4 × 4 and 400 Ejder Yalçın 4X4 vehicles, both of which are produced by Norul Makina. The former is larger and can accommodate nine personnel. It supports a wider range of roles such as air defense, reconnaissance, command & control, mine clearance, and tactical missile launching. NMS lacks mine clearance capabilities of the Ejder and can only transport only up to seven personnel in its V-shaped single-hull body, making it better suited for escort missions and as a support for convoys.
The newly ordered ASELSAN systems are fitted onto Norul Makina vehicles. Handing over of the first batch of vehicles ordered this year will take place in 2021, coinciding with the expected delivery of the ASELSAN systems. Qatari military will get its second batch of vehicles in 2022.
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FNSS signed AZMİM sales contract to Philippines. It will also modernize the turrets of the Philippine tanks.
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FNSS’nin İhracat Başarısı AZMİM ile Devam Ediyor - C4 Defence
Uluslararası pazarda adından sıkça söz ettiren FNSS, 2021 yılına yeni ihracat başarısıyla başladı.
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Turkish firm to sell Philippines amphibious earthmovers
Under 2 contracts, defense firm FNSS to provide armored combat earthmovers, logistic support services to Philippine army
Turkish defense company FNSS on Monday announced it would provide amphibious armored combat earthmover (AACE) vehicles and logistic support services to the Philippine military.
Under a contract signed between FNSS and the Philippines' Department of National Defense (DND), the vehicles will be delivered and training and logistics support services completed by the end of March 2023, according to a statement by the defense firm.
The project's main goal is to support the Philippine military's modernization efforts, increasing its combat engineering capabilities.
After being manufactured at FNSS facilities in Turkey, the vehicles will be delivered to the Philippines following tests in both countries.
Philippine army personnel are to be trained to use the vehicles as part of the FNSS's integrated logistics support services.
The AACE, which is the first and only combat engineering dozer vehicle with amphibious capabilities in the world, has been deployed by the Turkish Armed Forces in the past and with this sale, will be exported for the first time to another country.
Under another project, the FNSS will provide and integrate stabilized one-man turrets into tracked armored vehicles in the Philippines.
The turrets are slated to be integrated on the vehicles in October 2021, with training and logistics support services to be completed by December that year.
The Philippine military favored the one-man turrets of different caliber armaments over other products produced by global defense industry giants due to its cost-effectiveness and superior technical features.
Both projects will be under the Defense Industry Cooperation Agreement signed between Ankara and Manila.
Turkish firm to sell Philippines amphibious earthmovers
Under 2 contracts, defense firm FNSS to provide armored combat earthmovers, logistic support services to Philippine army - Anadolu Ajansı
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The Turkish Exporters Assembly (TIM) announced the 2020 defense industry export figures.
According to the data, exports in Defense and Aviation in 2020, decreased by 16.8% compared to the previous year, amounting to 2 billion 279 million dollars.
According to the data, exports in Defense and Aviation in 2020, decreased by 16.8% compared to the previous year, amounting to 2 billion 279 million dollars.
We will produce the MİLGEM warships that we will sell to Ukraine in our own shipyards.
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Ukrainian Navy Commander Confirms Future Procurements Including Ada-Class Corvettes | Defense Express
The commander of the Ukrainian naval forces confirmed the procurement of Ada-class corvettes and Bayraktar unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV). Talking to a local media, Rear Admiral Alexei Neizhpapa also discussed Mk VI and Island-class patrol boats from the United States and "missile boats" from...
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He doesn't look like a buyer. He's uninterested and wants to leave as soon as possible. Did I get it wrong?
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Nah, they don't plan such a visit accompanied by the vice-president for nothing. I don't think he is that knowledgeable on defense related matters.He doesn't look like a buyer. He's uninterested and wants to leave as soon as possible. Did I get it wrong?
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No they do. It's just a PR
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In his statement, he said he wanted to see Aselsan products on the roads of his country.He doesn't look like a buyer. He's uninterested and wants to leave as soon as possible. Did I get it wrong?
