ULAQ ASW DSH
I can’t wait to see these boats in operational inventory. They will be such force multipliers that soon after, special platforms that are assigned to launch and control only these boats, will be built.ULAQ ASW DSH
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I can’t wait to see these boats in operational inventory. They will be such force multipliers that soon after, special platforms that are assigned to launch and control only these boats, will be built.
BTW , I love the look of those torpedoes. They look like passengers itching to jump out of their seats!
You should pitch that to SSB.Also, wonder if they could implement some sort of low power mode - ghost boats out in open seas for multiple days observing surface and underwater.
Only maximum range was given in brochures , we can be sure these boats can spend days at the sea. It will use high power mode during deployment, low power mode while towing sonar or using other instruments.Aselsan's distributed aperture surveillance system just completes the whole unmanned vibe for me, gonna be a beauty seeing dozens of these sailing with Turkish armada
Also, wonder if they could implement some sort of low power mode - ghost boats out in open seas for multiple days observing surface and underwater.
Smart buoy system I’ve mentioned it several times. It’d be more permanent surveillance system. Expand and or build and island big enough to function as outpost with transmitters, and well you could extend the reach or ylaq that way tooAselsan's distributed aperture surveillance system just completes the whole unmanned vibe for me, gonna be a beauty seeing dozens of these sailing with Turkish armada
Also, wonder if they could implement some sort of low power mode - ghost boats out in open seas for multiple days observing surface and underwater.
These are specs of the Pakistani Milgem and Turkish Istanbul Frigate:
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Are we selling them Milgem Corvettes or Istanbul Class frigates?
Tonnage of the ships are almost identical. Length is only 5m shorter. Draft is the same. I wonder what sort of weapons they will carry compared to our Milgem Corvettes? I hear there is even a 700km range cruise missile on board the Pakistani ship.
Istanbul class's table belongs to the TCG Istanbul.These are specs of the Pakistani Milgem and Turkish Istanbul Frigate:
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Are we selling them Milgem Corvettes or Istanbul Class frigates?
Tonnage of the ships are almost identical. Length is only 5m shorter. Draft is the same. I wonder what sort of weapons they will carry compared to our Milgem Corvettes? I hear there is even a 700km range cruise missile on board the Pakistani ship.
Please move this post to casual discussion section after reading.Barbaros and Gabya class are undergoing planned modernisations.ASELSAN'dan BARBAROS ve GABYA Firkateynlerine Modernizasyon
ASELSAN tarafından yürütülen BARBAROS ve GABYA Sınıfı Firkateynlerin modernizasyonları kapsamında, ANS-510D Deniz Cayro Sistemlerinin kabul testleri tamamlandı.www.savunmasanayist.com
First step Aselsan ANS-510D Gyro system integration completed.
More to come!
And that's about the Barbaros and Gabya upgrade?Aselsan:
"Unlike the systems in the previous MİLGEM Corvette Platforms in the project, ALPER Lighting Radar, Pulsed Type LPI Radar, Extended Band Electronic Warfare Suite, AKREP Fire Control Radar, PIRI Infrared Search and Tracking System, National Torpedo Hive System, FERSAH Hull Mounted Sonar System, GÖKDENİZ Close Air Defense System, CENK Search Radar, National IFF System are included in the Configuration"