Meteksan Defence Strengthens Submarine Platforms with Sonar Systems It Developed
SSB assigned Meteksan Defence, “Turkey’s Underwater Center of Excellence”, for its sonar capabilities for surface and submarine platforms.
SSB assigned Meteksan Defence, “Turkey’s Underwater Center of Excellence”, for its sonar capabilities for surface and submarine platforms.
Meteksan Defence will present its active laser-based Helicopter Obstacle Detection System (HETS) at IDEF 21.
The Turkish Straits will be managed via HAVELSAN’s new system developed with national resources.
Presidency of Defence Industry Presidency has published a request for proposal (TÇD) to supply two different types of unmanned surface vehicles.
Turkish Aerospace (TUSAŞ) has delivered two new ANKA UAV to the Turkish Air Force.
President of Defence Industries Professor Ismail Demir stated that Aksungur UAV had saved lives. Demir announced from his social media accounts that TB2 and AKSUNGUR UAVs are serving in the struggle against the fire forest on the Mediterranean coast of Turkey.
Turkish Anti-Air Warfare (AAW) destroyer TF-2000 is close to starting the programme but is waiting for the correct formula.
US-owned Cobham wants to take over its rival company, Ultra Electronics. Ultra said it had received a takeover bid of £35 per share from Cobham.
Turkish Air Force tested Roketsan’s proximity fuse with a TEBER, and a laser guidance kit added MK-82 general-purpose bomb.
Russian state corporation Rostec’s Roskhimzashchita, presented Shmel universal air gas analyser on 7 July at the Innoprom-2021 Exhibition.
The International Atomic Energy Agency approved the use of UAVs to remotely monitor radiation measurements at former uranium mining and processing areas.
According to Russian state-affiliated news agency Tass, Russia tests a new torpedo homing system. Electronic equipment can be used to set torpedoes of various calibre to strike underwater and surface targets.
Roketsan’s ATMACA Anti-Ship Missile hit the ship target in the last test fire before entering the inventory.
The Royal Navy’s Type 45 air-defence destroyer HMS Dragon tested its Sea Viper system in Scotland, Royal Navy announced on 4 June.