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Security, Procurement Challenges Await New Turk Leaders
Numerous security and procurement challenges have welcomed Turkey’s new military top brass,
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Turkey To Buy Reconnaissance Aircraft
Turkey’s procurement authorities have approved a new contract to acquire reconnaissance and observation aircraft.
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Turk Firms Win Over €200M Subcontracts in LPD Deal
Two Turkish defense firms won more than €200 million worth of subcontracts in a program designed for the construction of the country’s first landing platform dock.
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Turk Cabinet OKs Air Base Deal With US
The Turkish cabinet has signed a decree that allows the US and ally militaries use a critical air case in southern Turkey for air strikes against Islamic radicals in Syria.
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Turkey May Renegotiate Air Defense Deal With China
Turkey would renegotiate a Chinese bid to build the country’s first long-range air and anti-missile defense system.
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Turks Launch New Cross-Border Strikes, Seek NATO Support
The Turkish military has launched new airstrikes on Kurdish militants in northern Iraq.
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TAI’s T129 Export Hopes Hinge on US License
Turkey’s aerospace powerhouse Tusas Turkish Aerospace Industries maker is seeking export deals for the country’s first indigenous gunship.
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Turkey Now In War Against ISIS
ANKARA—Turkey has reluctantly plunged into the allied fight against the radical Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) after it decided to allow US warplanes to use two critical air bases on its soil and engaged in first direct combat against the Sal
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At Least 31 Killed in Turkish Terrorist Attack
A suspected jihadist terrorist attack killed at least 31 in Turkey’s southeastern town of Suruc, on the country’s border with Syria. More than 100 people were injured in the July 20 attack.
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Turkey Advances Indigenous Missile Programs
A number of Turkish programs are progressing, signaling reduced future dependence on foreign systems.
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Security, Procurement Challenges Await New Turk Leaders
Numerous security and procurement challenges have welcomed Turkey’s new military top brass,
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Turkey To Buy Reconnaissance Aircraft
Turkey’s procurement authorities have approved a new contract to acquire reconnaissance and observation aircraft.
-
Turk Firms Win Over €200M Subcontracts in LPD Deal
Two Turkish defense firms won more than €200 million worth of subcontracts in a program designed for the construction of the country’s first landing platform dock.
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Turk Cabinet OKs Air Base Deal With US
The Turkish cabinet has signed a decree that allows the US and ally militaries use a critical air case in southern Turkey for air strikes against Islamic radicals in Syria.
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Turkey May Renegotiate Air Defense Deal With China
Turkey would renegotiate a Chinese bid to build the country’s first long-range air and anti-missile defense system.
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Turks Launch New Cross-Border Strikes, Seek NATO Support
The Turkish military has launched new airstrikes on Kurdish militants in northern Iraq.
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TAI’s T129 Export Hopes Hinge on US License
Turkey’s aerospace powerhouse Tusas Turkish Aerospace Industries maker is seeking export deals for the country’s first indigenous gunship.
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Turkey Now In War Against ISIS
ANKARA—Turkey has reluctantly plunged into the allied fight against the radical Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) after it decided to allow US warplanes to use two critical air bases on its soil and engaged in first direct combat against the Sal
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At Least 31 Killed in Turkish Terrorist Attack
A suspected jihadist terrorist attack killed at least 31 in Turkey’s southeastern town of Suruc, on the country’s border with Syria. More than 100 people were injured in the July 20 attack.
-
Turkey Advances Indigenous Missile Programs
A number of Turkish programs are progressing, signaling reduced future dependence on foreign systems.
-
Security, Procurement Challenges Await New Turk Leaders
Numerous security and procurement challenges have welcomed Turkey’s new military top brass,
-
Turkey To Buy Reconnaissance Aircraft
Turkey’s procurement authorities have approved a new contract to acquire reconnaissance and observation aircraft.
-
Turk Firms Win Over €200M Subcontracts in LPD Deal
Two Turkish defense firms won more than €200 million worth of subcontracts in a program designed for the construction of the country’s first landing platform dock.
-
Turk Cabinet OKs Air Base Deal With US
The Turkish cabinet has signed a decree that allows the US and ally militaries use a critical air case in southern Turkey for air strikes against Islamic radicals in Syria.
-
Turkey May Renegotiate Air Defense Deal With China
Turkey would renegotiate a Chinese bid to build the country’s first long-range air and anti-missile defense system.
-
Turks Launch New Cross-Border Strikes, Seek NATO Support
The Turkish military has launched new airstrikes on Kurdish militants in northern Iraq.
-
TAI’s T129 Export Hopes Hinge on US License
Turkey’s aerospace powerhouse Tusas Turkish Aerospace Industries maker is seeking export deals for the country’s first indigenous gunship.
-
Turkey Now In War Against ISIS
ANKARA—Turkey has reluctantly plunged into the allied fight against the radical Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) after it decided to allow US warplanes to use two critical air bases on its soil and engaged in first direct combat against the Sal
-
At Least 31 Killed in Turkish Terrorist Attack
A suspected jihadist terrorist attack killed at least 31 in Turkey’s southeastern town of Suruc, on the country’s border with Syria. More than 100 people were injured in the July 20 attack.
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Turkey Advances Indigenous Missile Programs
A number of Turkish programs are progressing, signaling reduced future dependence on foreign systems.
