TR Defence Exports & Updates

[Bogeyman]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1453721159875194889

 

[Bogeyman]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1453700291564556292

Tunisia received 2 Anka-S type UAVs from Turkey.

 

[Kartal1]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1453721159875194889

They showed interest in TB-2 as far as I remember. Maybe this is the mysterious purchase that Baykar announced recently.

 

[kenny]

 

[Agha Sher]

View attachment 34671

What does it say? :O

 

[F-6 enthusiast]

Meteksan Retinar PTR Perimeter Surveillance Radar​

deployed by BA near Myanmar border

 

[kenny]

What does it say? :O

"Türkiye Cumhuriyeti'nin 98. kuruluş yıl dönümü vesilesiyle havacılık ve uzay alanında öncü olarak ilerlemeye ve savunma sanayimizin güçlenmesine devam ediyoruz.
Daha parlak bir gelecek için birlikte çalışmak üzere Malezya ve Türkiye arasındaki uzun süredir devam eden ilişkiyi daha da güçlendirecek bir ortaklık geliştiriyoruz(veya geliştirmek istiyoruz tam emin değilim orada)." bir arkadaş ingilzice çevirsin

 

[TheInsider]

Bangladesh to buy TEBER PGM from Roketsan. Reportedly Bangledesh is very happy with the performance of Turkish rocket artillery systems.

 

[wolveray]

What does it say? :O

it said that turkey aerospace is setting up engineering center in kuala lumpur and inviting qualified engineers to join them

 

[Anmdt]

it said that turkey aerospace is setting up engineering center in kuala lumpur and inviting qualified engineers to join them

Aselsan malaysia has already started local production in there and to provide maintenance with local people, recruited, hired and trained malaysian engineers and technicians.

 

[Isa Khan]

The Turkish defense and vehicle manufacturer, Katmarciler, has signed an export contract for several armored military vehicles worth $6,320,000 with an African country.

The deal was announced by the company today on Turkey’s Public Disclosure Platform (KAP), and according to what the company announced, the vehicles will be fully delivered by the end of 2022.

Katmerciler was established in 1985 and its products portfolio ranges from the design and production of defense industry vehicles to firefighting vehicles, environmental vehicles, transport vehicles, construction vehicles and other special products.

Once more.. Turkish Katmerciler exports armored vehicles to Africa

The Turkish defense and vehicle manufacturer, Katmarciler, has signed an export contract for several armored military vehicles worth $6,320,000 with an African country. The deal was announced by the company today on Turkey’s Public Disclosure Platform (KAP), and according to what the company...

defensehere.com

 

[Stuka]

Turkish military companies are showcasing their latest armored land vehicles at the International Exhibition of Technology for the Defense and Prevention of Disasters (SITDEF) which is being held for the eighth time this year in the Peruvian capital Lima.

The Program aims to procure 301 8x8 Vehicles in APC and IFV Config.
Participants from Turkey:

Otokar Arma
FNSS Pars

There are no Visuals though.

Otokar lleva sus vehículos ARMA 8x8 y Ural 4x4 a Sitdef 2021

En la declaración se le asigna un valor neto de entrega de 2.566.812,5 dólares, aunque naturalmente el vehículo se presenta para exhibición en la feria.CaracterísticasDiseñado como una plata ...

www.infodefensa.com

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and apparently BMC joined the Exhibit as well, with their BMC ALTUG 8x8.

"We participated in the SITDEF 2021 fair held in Lima, The capital of Peru at between 28-31 October."

"Many military officials and representatives of the countries participated in The One of the most important defence industry fair in Latin America region.
Peruvian President Mr. Pedro Castillo in particular, Minister of National Defence of Peru, The Chief of General Staff, The Commander of the Land Forces and the military officials of the countries in the region, T.R. Lima Ambassador, Mr. Ali Rıza Özcoşkun honered us by visiting our stand."

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Update.
I looked at LinkedIN and found personnel and here are the Pictures.

OTOKAR ARMA II at SITDEF2021

 

[Combat-Master]

Ukrainian Navy personnel receiving "Navy Internship" training on the Turkish MILGEM Ada class corvette TCG Kınalıada (F-514).
Ukraine purchased 4 MILGEM class corvettes from Turkey. Ukraine's first corvette will enter service in 2024.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1455449251157323776

 

[Khagan1923]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1453721159875194889

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1455077724159156225

Possible this sale?

 

[Saithan]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1455439809342758916

RTE is whining that because US won’t give export permit we can’t export Atak.

imo this screams that we’re not capable of making TS engine for Atak.

 

[Tornadoss]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1455439809342758916

RTE is whining that because US won’t give export permit we can’t export Atak.

imo this screams that we’re not capable of making TS engine for Atak.

TS1400 engine still needs time to be completed. Pakistan is waiting for a long time now for T-129.

 

[Cypro]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1455439809342758916

RTE is whining that because US won’t give export permit we can’t export Atak.

imo this screams that we’re not capable of making TS engine for Atak.

But they allowed Philippines, we will see what will happen for Morocco (If it is ordered) I think Pakistan itself is the bigger part of the problem not Turkey. If I were USA and If I know it would end in Chinese's hands, I would not give the permit as well. China is doing everything to learn Western engine technology, even though they achieved some advancement it is still major weakness of Chinese products. And They reverse engineer everything they could. They learned a lot from Pakistan's F16s and the US would not let same to happen again I guess. (just my opinion)

 

[Rodeo]

But they allowed Philippines, we will see what will happen for Morocco (If it is ordered) I think Pakistan itself is the bigger part of the problem not Turkey. If I were USA and If I know it would end in Chinese's hands, I would not give the permit as well. China is doing everything to learn Western engine technology, even though they achieved some advancement it is still major weakness of Chinese products. And They reverse engineer everything they could. They learned a lot from Pakistan's F16s and the US would not let same to happen again I guess. (just my opinion)

I think it's about India. The US wants to appease them. It's a bigger market after all.

 

[Yasar_TR]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1455439809342758916

RTE is whining that because US won’t give export permit we can’t export Atak.

imo this screams that we’re not capable of making TS engine for Atak.

Do you think it is that difficult to produce a militarised TS1400?
Prof Aksit has said it many times that if they are asked to do it, they could easily redesign the engine so that it becomes militarised.
So why are they not doing it?
Can it be something to do with the Italian license partnership in Atak T-129, whereby it is capitulated that the engine powering it, has to be LHTECH T800?

 

[what]

Turkey unleashes hard power wave in Africa with drone sales

Requests flow in for game-changing devices after Azerbaijan victory

asia.nikkei.com