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Turkey's first Armed Unmanned Surface Vehicle " ULAQ " has been launched.
ULAQ has been built from advanced composites, has 400 km range, 65 km/h speed, day/night vision capabilities, encrypted communication infrastructure, which can be operated from mobile vehicles and headquarters or from sea platforms such as aircraft carriers or frigates, will be used for missions like intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, surface warfare, asymmetric warfare, escort missions, strategic infrastructure protection.
The prototype AUSV’s missile systems are inclusive of 4 cells of Cirit and 2 of L-UMTAS, supplied by Turkish missile systems provider Roketsan, where the firing tests are planned in the end of Q1-2021. Along with the missile systems, AUSV will be equipped with different variations of communication and intelligence systems like jamming and electronic warfare systems to correspond diverse operational needs. AUSV will be able to carry out joint operations with complementary forces such as UAV’s, AUAV’s and TUAV’s. Furthermore, AUSV is not only a remotely controlled vehicle but also and more importantly an autonomous vehicle that hosts artificial intelligence.
It is stated by ARES Shipyard and Meteksan Defence that; after the first prototype vessel, other USVs for the operations like surveillance and intelligence, mine counter measures, anti-submarine warfare, fire-fighting, search and rescue missions, will be ready to manufacture accordingly. The versions of ULAQ are:
ULAQ - Armed Unmanned Surface Vessel
ULAQ - ISR & EW (Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance & Electronic Warfare)
ULAQ ASuW - G/M (Anti-Surface Warfare - Guided Missile)
ULAQ - MCMV (Mine Countermeasures Vessel)
ULAQ - FiFi (Fire Fighting Vessel)
ULAQ is scheduled to carry out firing tests at the end of the first quarter of this year, following sea tests.
ULAQ has been built from advanced composites, has 400 km range, 65 km/h speed, day/night vision capabilities, encrypted communication infrastructure, which can be operated from mobile vehicles and headquarters or from sea platforms such as aircraft carriers or frigates, will be used for missions like intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, surface warfare, asymmetric warfare, escort missions, strategic infrastructure protection.
The prototype AUSV’s missile systems are inclusive of 4 cells of Cirit and 2 of L-UMTAS, supplied by Turkish missile systems provider Roketsan, where the firing tests are planned in the end of Q1-2021. Along with the missile systems, AUSV will be equipped with different variations of communication and intelligence systems like jamming and electronic warfare systems to correspond diverse operational needs. AUSV will be able to carry out joint operations with complementary forces such as UAV’s, AUAV’s and TUAV’s. Furthermore, AUSV is not only a remotely controlled vehicle but also and more importantly an autonomous vehicle that hosts artificial intelligence.
It is stated by ARES Shipyard and Meteksan Defence that; after the first prototype vessel, other USVs for the operations like surveillance and intelligence, mine counter measures, anti-submarine warfare, fire-fighting, search and rescue missions, will be ready to manufacture accordingly. The versions of ULAQ are:
ULAQ - Armed Unmanned Surface Vessel
ULAQ - ISR & EW (Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance & Electronic Warfare)
ULAQ ASuW - G/M (Anti-Surface Warfare - Guided Missile)
ULAQ - MCMV (Mine Countermeasures Vessel)
ULAQ - FiFi (Fire Fighting Vessel)
ULAQ is scheduled to carry out firing tests at the end of the first quarter of this year, following sea tests.
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MRAP Ejder Yalcin retrofitted with new mortar system
It is a modern weapon system integrated on a turret equipped with an Automatic Barrel Laying System, an Automatic Ammunition Loading System, a Recoil Mechanism and Fire Control Systems
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MRAP Ejder Yalcin retrofitted with new mortar system
It is a modern weapon system integrated on a turret equipped with an Automatic Barrel Laying System, an Automatic Ammunition Loading System, a Recoil Mechanism and Fire Control Systems
The mortar that integrated on vehicle is also Turkish Aselsan make Alkar 120mm SP Mortar
Also in active service with other versions; BMC VURAN with Alkar is delivered to Land forces
81 mm mortar version
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Turkish IFOR contingent.
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The Village Guards/ Border guards half paramilitar units of the Gendarmerie General Command, they are village citizens living at the border areas in case of a possible terrorist attack or smuggling they are first line of defence.
They are being used the regions bordering with Iraq, Syria,Armenia,Georgia and Iran where illegal inter-border acitivities are highly occurs. Also their main duty is to protect their villiages if they contact with hostile elements untill the security forces arrives. Apart from these they provide their expetise on local terrain to other security forces for the areas they positioned .
Each militiaman/Women receives a salary of about $ 300-400 per month. The Turkish Gendarmerie has 90.000+ village guards within. Citizens who have completed their military service and their families are selected voluntarily. They get several training a year. The most used weapons AKM,AK74, SAR 308 & VZ 58 etc.
For intelligibility the length of the borders of Turkey comparable to Europe.
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They are being used the regions bordering with Iraq, Syria,Armenia,Georgia and Iran where illegal inter-border acitivities are highly occurs. Also their main duty is to protect their villiages if they contact with hostile elements untill the security forces arrives. Apart from these they provide their expetise on local terrain to other security forces for the areas they positioned .
Each militiaman/Women receives a salary of about $ 300-400 per month. The Turkish Gendarmerie has 90.000+ village guards within. Citizens who have completed their military service and their families are selected voluntarily. They get several training a year. The most used weapons AKM,AK74, SAR 308 & VZ 58 etc.
For intelligibility the length of the borders of Turkey comparable to Europe.
Village guard system - Wikipedia
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The SNMG2 consisting of the ESPS Cristobal Colon, HS Kountouriotis and TCG Gaziantep frigates conducted PASSEX in the Mediterranean Sea with the TCG Salihreis frigate that participated in the Mediterranean Shield Operation.
The FGS Werra serving as the flagship of Task Unit-1 of NATO’s SNMG2, visited the Port of İzmir on 11 Feb. During the visit, personnel were briefed on regional issues & activities that the Turkish Navy conducted in its surrounding seas
Pictures from the 3-week-long exercise "ATATURK-XI 2021". Turkish Army Special Forces and Turkish Army Commando's are participated. The exercise still continues in Pakistan.
The first T129B Mk-I Tactical Reconnaissance and Attack Helicopter delivered to the Turkish Land Forces Command (KKK) by Turkish Aerospace Industries.
" The main difference between Phase-I and Phase-II helicopters is related to the Electronic Warfare (EW) systems. In addition to the current Phase-I configuration, Phase-II helicopters include 9681 V/UHF (Very High/Ultra High Frequency) Radio and EW systems such as RWR (Radar Warning Receiver) with a digital receiver, capable of detecting the signals of radars operating in C-J bands using Pulsed and Continuous Wave (CW) and their combinations, I-J Band RFJ (Radio Frequency Jammer) which incorporates various advanced technologies such as Active Electronic Scanning Antenna (AESA), Solid State Power Amplifier and Digital RF Memory (DRFM), and LWR (Laser Warning Receiver). We can say that we are in an excellent position for the T129B Mk-I Phase-I helicopters in terms of weapon systems, which is essentially the most critical element of an attack helicopter. In Phase II, it is planned to reach the best stage in terms of self-protection systems and communication systems. " ?
Harsh conditions for Bayraktar TB2? Not even a problem. Pictures from the Baykar Flight Training Center.
The FGS Werra serving as the flagship of Task Unit-1 of NATO’s SNMG2, visited the Port of İzmir on 11 Feb. During the visit, personnel were briefed on regional issues & activities that the Turkish Navy conducted in its surrounding seas
Pictures from the 3-week-long exercise "ATATURK-XI 2021". Turkish Army Special Forces and Turkish Army Commando's are participated. The exercise still continues in Pakistan.
The first T129B Mk-I Tactical Reconnaissance and Attack Helicopter delivered to the Turkish Land Forces Command (KKK) by Turkish Aerospace Industries.
" The main difference between Phase-I and Phase-II helicopters is related to the Electronic Warfare (EW) systems. In addition to the current Phase-I configuration, Phase-II helicopters include 9681 V/UHF (Very High/Ultra High Frequency) Radio and EW systems such as RWR (Radar Warning Receiver) with a digital receiver, capable of detecting the signals of radars operating in C-J bands using Pulsed and Continuous Wave (CW) and their combinations, I-J Band RFJ (Radio Frequency Jammer) which incorporates various advanced technologies such as Active Electronic Scanning Antenna (AESA), Solid State Power Amplifier and Digital RF Memory (DRFM), and LWR (Laser Warning Receiver). We can say that we are in an excellent position for the T129B Mk-I Phase-I helicopters in terms of weapon systems, which is essentially the most critical element of an attack helicopter. In Phase II, it is planned to reach the best stage in terms of self-protection systems and communication systems. " ?
Harsh conditions for Bayraktar TB2? Not even a problem. Pictures from the Baykar Flight Training Center.
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