TR Land Vehicle Programs

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I want to whisper into BMC's ears, "why can't you be like him?" For a country that makes its own tanks, aircraft and ships, a family of capable off road and on road chassis and engine setup can't be that hard. Tatra is basically living its best life at this time, especially in the defence market.

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Definitely. Both BMC and OTOKAR are capable to do this.

Both of them have also their own national heavy duty engines.
 

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I want to whisper into BMC's ears, "why can't you be like him?" For a country that makes its own tanks, aircraft and ships, a family of capable off road and on road chassis and engine setup can't be that hard. Tatra is basically living its best life at this time, especially in the defence market.

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Definitely. Both BMC and OTOKAR are capable to do this.

Both of them have also their own national heavy duty engines.
You are overestimating Bmc, in my opinion it can't do it. I don't think it has that kind of capability or know-how. Otokar/Koç and Tümosan can do this job.
 

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You know what BMC did before going into armored vehicles? Koç could but wouldn't do it right now....because F Koç
 

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I want to whisper into BMC's ears, "why can't you be like him?" For a country that makes its own tanks, aircraft and ships, a family of capable off road and on road chassis and engine setup can't be that hard. Tatra is basically living its best life at this time, especially in the defence market.

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They waited for 600hp Azra engine probably which is going to be ready soon, so we might see in a year or two
 

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Is anyone knows why is FNSS developing two different 6x6 and 8x8 vehicles? What is the main difference between PARS and PARS IZCI?(Other than design)

FNSS seems to be focusing on PARS IZCI lately. They were constantly updating the PARS design and that was interesting enough (In the meantime Otokar only updated the Arma once) but now they seem to dropped the regular PARS and decided to go with PARS IZCI.(That could be entirely for marketing though)

I wanted to ask this after below message and wrote here in order to not derail the other thread.
 

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That is a real world definition of Mad Max. God! I love Africa.😅
Where is @Ryder
 
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That is a real world definition of Mad Max. God! I love Africa.😅
Where is @Ryder

I love this stuff so bad.

Mad Max is one of my favourite movies.

Mad max style of warfare works in Chad and in the Sahara. This type of warfare also humiliated Gaddafi's modern Libyan army. Irony is that the army was led by Haftar himself.
 

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Turkish Land Forces future is very unpredictable. We have a little bit vision about navy and air force. But land forces is a big problem.

Which type of mechanized concept, destiny of altay and old tanks, possible numbers etc. etc.
 

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Well when Otokar was the choosen company to develop ALTAY they also came up with the TULPAR which has different configurations, TULPAR-S (Amphibious) and ALTAY AHT (specially designed for Asymmetric threats) all those vehicles were designed by the same team with a concept in mind.

All our tracked vehicles no matter IFV, APC or SPAAG etc. could've been based on the TULPAR, this kind of standardization, compatibility, and interchangeability within the Land Forces would gave us huge advantages in terms of spare parts, maintenance, training and interoperability.

Thankfully the Navy and Air Force is thinking ahead, while our Land Forces is turning into Tarhana corbasi unfortunately. Even though Türkiye is considered a Land Power.
 

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Ministry of Defense of Kazakhstan:

"From July to December 2023, the Turkish 8x8 Arma wheeled vehicle with the VN-11 combat module manufactured in China will be tested.

-According to the results of military use, the Armed Forces specialists will make a decision on the suitability of "Arma" for the tasks performed by the Ground Forces.

-From May 15 to 30, 2023, experimental military use of the 8x8 "BARYS" vehicle was carried out. According to the results, it was found that the shortcomings identified during the previous experimental military use were eliminated only in the basic chassis, while the shortcomings in the combat module were not eliminated.

-These disadvantages affect military use. "Barys" was returned to "KPI" LLP for elimination of deficiencies.

-The "Barys" CBM does not float on water, it has deficiencies on the level of protection, maneuverability, speed characteristics and overall dimensions. This significantly limits the tasks that must be performed.

In order to increase the firepower of armored wheeled vehicles, due to the use of combat modules with A 100mm cannon and an anti-tank missile complex with A firing range of up to 5 km, Arma vehicles will continue testing.

💢Kazakhstan's new armored vehicle tender is allegedly worth 4.5 billion dollars.

Looks like KZ tender is in the bag, or at least close to being in the bag. The overall lack of progress in the field of turrets are still biting us in the rear though.
 

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