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Peace With Kurds May Alter Turkey’s Plans
A historic plan for peace with the Kurds may in the longer term reshuffle Turkey’s procurement plans, officials and analysts say.
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Turkey Mulls Military Support To Fight ISIL
Turkey’s government and military leaders are weighing options for a possible Turkish contribution to a planned military offensive against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), officials here said.
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Turkish Drone Passes Flight Test with Payload
A locally-developed Turkish drone passed a critical flight test, flying with an electro-optical camera and a total payload of 51 kilograms, officials from drone’s manufacturer said.
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Aselsan, Honeywell Sign MoU on Collaboration
Turkish defense electronics specialist and US Honeywell have signed a memorandum of understanding to generate a framework for future collaboration, Aselsan said in a statement Feb. 27.
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Two Turkish F-4s Crash, Four Pilots Killed
Two Turkish F-4 fighter jets crashed Tuesday during a reconnaissance mission in eastern Turkey.
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Turkey Seeks National Plan for Cyber Threats
Turkey is seeking to build a national framework that would incorporate all future anti-cyber activity and programs, a senior procurement official said.
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Turkey Won’t Link Air Defense System to NATO
The Turkish government has announced that it will not integrate its planned long-range air and anti-missile defense system with NATO assets stationed in the country.
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Turkey, US May Soon Agree on Syria Plan
NATO allies Turkey and the US are close to reaching a deal to equip and train the mildly-Islamist Free Syrian Army (FSA), a senior Turkish diplomat said Tuesday.
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Turkey Raises $1.5B from Conscription Plan
Turkish authorities announced the government raised an additional $1.5 billion to fund procurement programs through a plan that exempts citizens from conscription for a fee.
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Turkish Indigenous Laser Weapon Advances
Procurement officials have confirmed press reports that Turkish engineers recently successfully tested the first prototype of a laser weapon similar to a US-developed system
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Peace With Kurds May Alter Turkey’s Plans
A historic plan for peace with the Kurds may in the longer term reshuffle Turkey’s procurement plans, officials and analysts say.
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Turkey Mulls Military Support To Fight ISIL
Turkey’s government and military leaders are weighing options for a possible Turkish contribution to a planned military offensive against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), officials here said.
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Turkish Drone Passes Flight Test with Payload
A locally-developed Turkish drone passed a critical flight test, flying with an electro-optical camera and a total payload of 51 kilograms, officials from drone’s manufacturer said.
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Aselsan, Honeywell Sign MoU on Collaboration
Turkish defense electronics specialist and US Honeywell have signed a memorandum of understanding to generate a framework for future collaboration, Aselsan said in a statement Feb. 27.
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Two Turkish F-4s Crash, Four Pilots Killed
Two Turkish F-4 fighter jets crashed Tuesday during a reconnaissance mission in eastern Turkey.
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Turkey Seeks National Plan for Cyber Threats
Turkey is seeking to build a national framework that would incorporate all future anti-cyber activity and programs, a senior procurement official said.
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Turkey Won’t Link Air Defense System to NATO
The Turkish government has announced that it will not integrate its planned long-range air and anti-missile defense system with NATO assets stationed in the country.
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Turkey, US May Soon Agree on Syria Plan
NATO allies Turkey and the US are close to reaching a deal to equip and train the mildly-Islamist Free Syrian Army (FSA), a senior Turkish diplomat said Tuesday.
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Turkey Raises $1.5B from Conscription Plan
Turkish authorities announced the government raised an additional $1.5 billion to fund procurement programs through a plan that exempts citizens from conscription for a fee.
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Turkish Indigenous Laser Weapon Advances
Procurement officials have confirmed press reports that Turkish engineers recently successfully tested the first prototype of a laser weapon similar to a US-developed system
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Peace With Kurds May Alter Turkey’s Plans
A historic plan for peace with the Kurds may in the longer term reshuffle Turkey’s procurement plans, officials and analysts say.
-
Turkey Mulls Military Support To Fight ISIL
Turkey’s government and military leaders are weighing options for a possible Turkish contribution to a planned military offensive against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), officials here said.
-
Turkish Drone Passes Flight Test with Payload
A locally-developed Turkish drone passed a critical flight test, flying with an electro-optical camera and a total payload of 51 kilograms, officials from drone’s manufacturer said.
-
Aselsan, Honeywell Sign MoU on Collaboration
Turkish defense electronics specialist and US Honeywell have signed a memorandum of understanding to generate a framework for future collaboration, Aselsan said in a statement Feb. 27.
-
Two Turkish F-4s Crash, Four Pilots Killed
Two Turkish F-4 fighter jets crashed Tuesday during a reconnaissance mission in eastern Turkey.
-
Turkey Seeks National Plan for Cyber Threats
Turkey is seeking to build a national framework that would incorporate all future anti-cyber activity and programs, a senior procurement official said.
-
Turkey Won’t Link Air Defense System to NATO
The Turkish government has announced that it will not integrate its planned long-range air and anti-missile defense system with NATO assets stationed in the country.
-
Turkey, US May Soon Agree on Syria Plan
NATO allies Turkey and the US are close to reaching a deal to equip and train the mildly-Islamist Free Syrian Army (FSA), a senior Turkish diplomat said Tuesday.
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Turkey Raises $1.5B from Conscription Plan
Turkish authorities announced the government raised an additional $1.5 billion to fund procurement programs through a plan that exempts citizens from conscription for a fee.
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Turkish Indigenous Laser Weapon Advances
Procurement officials have confirmed press reports that Turkish engineers recently successfully tested the first prototype of a laser weapon similar to a US-developed system
