List of equipment of the Turkish Land Forces: Difference between revisions

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{{Turkish Army}}

'''Modern equipment and uniform of the [[Turkish Army]]'''

== Infantry weapons ==

===Small arms===

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| [[Beretta 92|Yavuz 16]] || [[Semi-automatic pistol]] || [[9mm Parabellum]] || {{ITA}}/{{TUR}} || Standard service pistol. [[Beretta 92]] produced under license by [[MKEK]].

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| [[CZ 75|Kılınç 2000]] || Semi-automatic pistol || 9mm Parabellum || {{CZE}}/{{TUR}} || Standard officer pistol. Turkish copy of the Czech [[CZ 75]].

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| [[Sarsılmaz Kobra|Kobra]] || Semi-automatic shotgun || [[12 Gauge]] || {{TUR}} || Standard army shotgun.{{Citation needed|date=February 2010}}

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| [[Sarsılmaz Baba|Baba]] || Semi-automatic shotgun || 12 Gauge || {{TUR}} || Standard army shotgun.{{Citation needed|date=February 2010}}

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| [[Heckler & Koch MP5|MP5]] || [[Submachine gun]] || 9mm Parabellum || {{GER}}/{{TUR}} || Produced under license by MKEK. MP5K also in use.

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| |[[Heckler & Koch G3|HK G3A7]] || [[Battle rifle]] || [[7.62mm NATO]] || {{GER}}/{{TUR}} || Standard service rifle. Produced under license by MKEK.

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| |[[Heckler & Koch 33|HK 33]] || [[Assault rifle]] || [[5.56mm NATO]] || {{GER}}/{{TUR}} || Secondary Service Rifle of Military. Produced under license by MKEK.

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| [[Heckler & Koch 416|HK416]] || [[Assault rifle]] || [[5.56mm NATO]] || {{GER}}/{{TUR}} || Used by special forces. Produced under license by MKEK

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| [[M16 rifle|M16A4]] || Assault rifle || 5.56mm NATO || {{USA}}/ || Used by Maroon Berets

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| [[M4 Carbine|M4A1]] || [[Carbine]] || 5.56mm NATO || {{USA}}/ || Used by Special Forces

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| [[AK-47]] || Assault Rifle || [[7.62x39mm]] || {{USSR}} || Some captured rifles, bought from Iraq and Russia. Used by paramilitary such as townguards

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| [[MSG-90]] || Semi-automatic sniper rifle || 7.62mm NATO || {{GER}}/{{TUR}} || Standard semi-automatic sniper rifle. Produced under license by MKEK.

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| [[Dragunov sniper rifle|SVD]] || Semi-automatic sniper rifle || [[7.62x54mmR]] || {{USSR}} || Some captured rifles, bought from Iraq and Russia

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| [[Accuracy International Arctic Warfare|Accuracy International PM]] || [[Sniper rifle]] || 7.62mm NATO || {{UK}} ||

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| [[Sako TRG]] || Sniper rifle || [[.338 Lapua]] || {{FIN}} ||

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| [[KNT-308]] || Sniper rifle || 7.62mm NATO || {{TUR}} ||

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| [[CheyTac Intervention]] || Sniper rifle || 7.62mm NATO || {{USA}} || Low number. Used by Maroon berets

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| [[JNG-90]] || Sniper rifle || 7.62mm NATO || {{TUR}} || Also known as Bora-12

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| [[Gepard anti-material rifle|Gepard]] || [[Anti-material rifle]] || .50 BMG || {{HUN}} ||

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| [[Barrett M82]] || Anti-material rifle || [[.50 BMG]] || {{USA}} || Used by Naval Forces

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| [[McMillan Tac-50]] || Anti-material rifle || .50 BMG || {{USA}} ||

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| [[Rheinmetall MG3|MG3]] || [[Light machine gun]] || 7.62mm NATO || {{GER}}/{{TUR}} || Standard light machine gun. Produced under license by MKEK.

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| [[M2 Browning machine gun|Browning M2]]<ref name="Jones"/> || [[Heavy Machine Gun]] || [[.50 BMG|12.7x99mm]] || {{USA}}

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| [[M60 machine gun]] || [[General purpose machine gun]] || 7.62mm NATO || {{USA}} || Used as door guns for UH-1 helicopters And Used For Naval Forces

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| [[M249 SAW]] || General purpose machine gun || 5.56 mm NATO || {{BEL}} || Used by Maroon Berets.

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=== Explosives, rockets and missile systems ===

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| T-40 || Underbarrel grenade launcher || || {{TUR}} || 40mm. Service with HK33 and HK G3

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| [[M203 grenade launcher|M203]] || Underbarrel [[grenade launcher]] || || {{US}}/{{TUR}} || 40mm. Produced under license by Sarsilmaz for use with M4 and M16 rifles.<ref name="Colt">{{cite web|url=http://www.thegunzone.com/556dw-15.html|title=The 5.56 X 45mm: 2005|accessdate=2010-03-10|author=David Watters}}</ref>

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| [[AG36]] || Underbarrel grenade launcher || || {{GER}} || 40mm. For use with the HK33 and T-50.

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| [[Mk 19 grenade launcher|Mk 19 AGL]] || [[Automatic grenade launcher]] || || {{US}} || 40mm.

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| [[RPG-7]] || [[Rocket-propelled grenade]] || 5,000+ || {{USSR}} || Captured or purchased from former East German inventory.

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| [[M72 LAW|HAR-66]] || [[Shoulder-launched missile weapon|Anti-tank rocket]] || 40,000+ || {{US}}/{{TUR}} || Turkish version of the M72 LAW produced under license by MKEK

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| [[MILAN]] || [[Anti-tank guided missile]] || 400+ || {{FRA}}/{{GER}} ||

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| [[ERYX]] || [[Anti-tank guided missile]] || 632 || {{FRA}}/{{CAN}} || After Dispute between MBDA and Turkey, Turkey Sign a new agreement to buy 632 New Launchers <ref>http://www.ssm.gov.tr/anasayfa/hizli/duyurular/kurumsalDuyurular/Sayfalar/2009FaaliyetRaporu.aspx</ref>

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| [[BGM-71 TOW|BGM-71A/B and C TOW I/II/A/B]] || Anti-tank guided missile || 390+ || {{USA}} ||

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| [[Kornet-E]] || Anti-tank guided missile || 80 || {{RUS}} || 80 launching posts purchased with an option of 72 more.

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| [[9K113 Konkurs|9M113M Konkurs (AT5 Spandrel)]] || Anti-tank guided missile || 70 || {{USSR}} ||

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| [[FIM-92 Stinger|FIM 92B/C Stinger]] || [[Man-portable air-defense system]] || 850+ || {{US}}/{{TUR}} || Built under license by Roketsan

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| [[FIM-43 Redeye|FIM-43A Redeye]] || Man-portable air-defense system || 1,089 || {{US}} || To be phased out.

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| [[Igla|9M39 Igla]] || Man-portable air-defense system || 40 || {{USSR}} ||

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===Protective equipment===

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| [[BK-6 Helmet]] || [[Combat helmet]] || {{CRO}}/{{TUR}} || Producing under license by [[MKEK]]

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| Type III and Type IIIA [[Ballistic vest]] || [[Personal armor]] || {{TUR}} || Used by specialized units and commando divisions, not yet standard issue

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== Vehicles ==

=== Logistics and utility vehicles ===

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| [[Land Rover Defender|Otokar Defender]] || [[Light Utility Vehicle]] || 9,800+ || {{UK}}/{{TUR}} || Licensed production of the Land Rover Defender by Otokar

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| [[Jeep Wrangler]]{{Citation needed|date=February 2010}} || Light Utility Vehicle || 5,700 || {{USA}} ||

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| [[Land Rover Defender|Otokar Engerek]] || Special operations vehicle || 550+ || {{TUR}} || Special Operations variant of the Land Rover/Otokar Defender

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| [[Unimog|Unimog 4000-5000]] || Light utility truck || 5,500 ||{{GER}}/{{TUR}} || Produced under license in Turkey (Mercedes-Benz Türk A.S., [[Aksaray]] Truck Factory)

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| [[BMC (Turkey)|BMC 185-09 B]]<ref name="bmc">{{cite web|url=http://www.asdsource.com/source_detail_small/3063/BMC.htm|title=ASD-Company Center > Turkey > BMC|date=2009-08}}</ref> || 2.5 ton truck || 706 || {{TUR}} || 4x4 Tactical Wheeled Vehicle

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| [[BMC (Turkey)|BMC 235-16 P]]<ref name="bmc" /> || 5 ton truck || 282 || {{TUR}} || 4x4 Tactical Wheeled Vehicle

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| [[BMC (Turkey)|BMC 380-26 P]]<ref name="bmc" /> || 10 ton truck || 403 || {{TUR}} || 6x6 Tactical Wheeled Vehicle

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| [[MAN SE|MAN 26.372]] || Heavy utility truck || || {{GER}}/{{TUR}} || 6x6 cargo truck

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| [[Oshkosh Corporation|Oshkosh Truck]] || various || || {{USA}} ||

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| [[Mercedes-Benz Axor|Axor]] || Medium equipment truck || || {{GER}}/{{TUR}} || Produced under license in Turkey (Mercedes-Benz Türk A.S., [[Aksaray]] Truck Factory)

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| [[Mercedes-Benz Actros|Actros]] || Heavy equipment truck || || {{GER}}/{{TUR}} || Produced under license in Turkey (Mercedes-Benz Türk A.S., [[Aksaray]] Truck Factory)

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=== Engineering and maintenance vehicles ===

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| [[M88 Recovery Vehicle|M88A2]] || [[Armored recovery vehicle]] || 33 || {{USA}} ||

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| [[M48 Patton|M48T5 "Tamay"]] || Armored recovery vehicle || 105 || {{USA}}\{{TUR}} || M48 recovery vehicle modification produced in Turkey

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=== Main Battle Tanks ===

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| [[Leopard_2#Leopard_2A4|Leopard 2A4]] || Main battle tank || 339

|| {{GER}} || Surplus German 2A4s. Purchased in 2005.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.defenseindustrydaily.com/germany-to-sell-298-leopard-2-tanks-to-turkey-01473/|title=Germany to Sell 298 Leopard 2 Tanks to Turkey|date=2005-11-11|publisher=DefenseIndustryDaily.com}}</ref> Turkey's Leopard 2 A4 has been upgraded to Leopard 2NG (Next Generation) models with work supervised by [[Aselsan]]. The upgrade includes the addition of applique armor ([[Advanced Modular Armor Protection|AMAP]]), upgraded optics, and a new fire control system.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.janes.com/articles/International-Defence-Review-2005/Aselsan-shows-off-two-new-tank-systems.html |title=Aselsan shows off two new tank systems |publisher=Jane's International Defence Review |date=2005-11-04 |accessdate=2010-12-28}}</ref> Turkey bought another 30 Leapard2A4 from Germany's arsenal which where out of service.

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| [[Leopard_1#Leopard_1|Leopard 1]] || Main battle tank || 398|| {{GER}} || 171 Leopard 1T upgraded to 3rd generation standard.

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| [[Sabra (tank)|Sabra]] || Main battle tank || 170 || {{USA}}/{{ISR}} || Extensively upgraded [[M60 Patton]]. Upgrade package designed and produced in Israel. Upgrades completed in Turkey.

3rd generation standard.

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| [[M60 Patton#M60A3 Patton|M60A3 TTS]] || Main battle tank || 658 || {{USA}} || To be Phased out with introduction Altay tank

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| [[M60 Patton#M60A3 Patton|M60A1 RISE Passive]] || Main battle tank || 104 || {{USA}} ||To be Phased out with introduction Altay tank

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| [[M48 Patton#Turkish variants|M48A5T1]] || [[Main battle tank]] || 619 || {{USA}} || M48A5 with passive night vision and MTU engine. Upgrades completed in Turkey. Probably phased out of active service. To be Completely phased out by introduction Altay tank

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| [[M48 Patton#Turkish variants|M48A5T2]] || Main battle tank || 758 || {{USA}} || Further upgrade of the M48A5T1 with thermal sights, stabilized 105mm gun and laser rangefinder. To be phased out with introduction Altay tank

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===Armored fighting vehicles And Armored Personnel Carriers===

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| [[ACV-300|ACV-AIFV]] || [[Infantry Fighting Vehicle]] || 650 || {{TUR}} || ACV-300 equipped with either a turret mounted [[GIAT]] 25mm M811 cannon, or [[Oerlikon Contraves|Oerlikon]] KBA-B02 on an external weapon station.

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| [[ACV-300|ACV-AAPC]] || Armored personnel carrier || 1,381 || {{TUR}} || ACV-300 armed with one 12.7mm [[machine gun]], and one 7.62 machine gun in a one man turret.

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| [[M113 armored personnel carrier|M113]] || Armored personnel carrier || 3,162 || {{USA}} || Mostly upgraded to Turkish standards. M113A1/A2T1/A2T2 variants in service.

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| [[BTR-80]] || Armored personnel carrier || 240 || {{USSR}} || 8x8 wheeled APC.

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| [[Otokar Cobra]] || [[Armored personnel carrier]] || 789 || {{TUR}} || 4x4 wheeled APC.

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| [[Otokar Akrep]] || Armored personnel carrier || 370 || {{TUR}} || 4x4 wheeled APC.

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| [[ACV-300|ACV-ATV]] || [[Tank destroyer]] || 48 || {{TUR}} || ACV-300 equipped with TOW Under Armor (TUA) turret.

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| [[BMC Kirpi]] || [[MRAP]] || 150 || {{TUR}} || A Total of 468 ordered

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| [[M113 Armored Personnel Carrier variants|M113A1 TOW]] || Tank destroyer || 173 || {{USA}} || M113-based vehicle with pintle mount [[BGM-71 TOW]] anti-tank guided missile system

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== Aircraft ==

=== Rotary Transport ===

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|- [[F-16 Fighting Falcon]] 50+ Fighter 240

| [[Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk]] || [[Utility helicopter]] || 106<ref name="FI09">{{cite journal | title= Directory: World Air Forces | journal= [[Flight International]] | page= | date= 2009-12-15}}</ref> || {{USA}} || S-70A17/19: 56, S-70A28: 20 and S-70D28: 30 helicopters.

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| [[Sikorsky S-70|TAI/Sikorsky T-70]] || Utility helicopter/Attack (Convertable at short notice) || 0 (117 on order) || {{TUR}} || Built under license by [[Turkish Aerospace Industries|TAI]].<ref>http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5gvXaLDRDR-99EpYeL5wSuBi61WNQ?docId=CNG.f200d840762d38e872f6b5b7882d5a5d.3b1</ref> Turkish army chief deciced its going to produce about 600 Black hawks till 2020.

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| [[Eurocopter Cougar|Eurocopter AS-532UL Cougar]] || Utility helicopter || 48<ref name="FI09" /> || {{TUR}} || Built under license by [[Turkish Aerospace Industries|TAI]]

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| [[Bell 206|Agusta-Bell AB206B3 JetRanger]] || Utility and training helicopter || 25<ref name="FI09" /> || {{ITA}} || Bell 206 JetRanger produced under license by [[Agusta]]. To be Phased out by Arıkopter

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| [[UH-1 Iroquois|Agusta-Bell AB205A1]] || Utility helicopter || 69<ref name="FI09" /> || {{ITA}} || UH-1 Iroquois produced by Agusta in Italy, To be phased out by New Utility Helicopter

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| [[UH-1N Iroquois|Bell UH-1H/2020-ASAM]] || Utility helicopter || 52{{Citation needed|date=April 2010}} || {{USA}} ||

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| [[UH-1 Iroquois|Agusta-Bell 204]] || Utility and training helicopter || 15<ref name="FI09" /> || {{ITA}} || To be phased out by New Utility Helicopter

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| [[UH-1 Iroquois|Bell UH-1H]] || Utility helicopter || 85<ref name="FI09" /> || {{USA}} || To be phased out by New Utility Helicopter

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| [[AH-1 Cobra|Bell AH-1P Cobra]] || [[Attack helicopter]] || 23 || {{USA}} || Upgraded to AH-1F standard. To be phase out with introduction of [[TAI/AgustaWestland T-129|T-129 ATAK]]

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| [[AH-1 SuperCobra|Bell AH-1W SuperCobra]] || Attack helicopter || 7-8 || {{USA}} || 12 purchased in the 1990s. 6-7 (varies by source) remaining in service as of 2010. Equipped with [[AGM-114 Hellfire|Hellfire II K2]].

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| [[OH-58 Kiowa|Bell OH-58B]] || Observation helicopter || 3<ref name="FI09" /> || {{USA}} ||

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=== Unmanned Aircraft Vehicles ===

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| [[MQ-1 Predator]] || [[Medium-Altitude Long-Endurance|MALE UAV]] || 6 || {{USA}} || To be Delivered 2012.

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| [[MQ-9 Reaper]] || [[Medium-Altitude Long-Endurance|MALE UCAV]] || 4 || {{USA}} || To be Delivered 2012.

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| [[Bayraktar Mini UAV]] || Mini UAV || 148 <ref name="haber.gazetevatan.com">http://haber.gazetevatan.com/iste-heronun-turk-rakibi/313476/1/Gundem</ref> || {{TUR}} ||

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| [[Malazgirt Mini UAV]] || Mini UAV || 4 <ref name="haber.gazetevatan.com"/> || {{TUR}} ||

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== Artillery and missile systems ==

=== Field artillery ===

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| HY-12Di || [[Mortar (artillery)|Mortar]] || 575 || {{TUR}} ||

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| UT1 || Mortar || 324 || {{TUR}} ||

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| [[M1 mortar|M1]]/[[M29 mortar|M29]] || Mortar || 3,175 || {{USA}} || 81mm.

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| [[M30 107mm Mortar|M30]] || Mortar || 1,265 || {{USA}} || 107mm.

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| [[M19 Mortar|M-19]] || Mortar || 3,500+ || {{USA}} || 60mm.

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| [[Panter Howitzer|Panter]] || [[Howitzer]] || 225 || {{TUR}} || 155mm gun. A Total of 400 To be build.

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| [[M101 howitzer|M101A1]] || Howitzer || 830 || {{USA}} || 105mm gun.

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| [[M114 155 mm howitzer|M114]] || Howitzer || 535 || {{USA}} || 155mm gun.

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| [[M115 203 mm howitzer|M115]] || Howitzer || 155 || {{USA}} || 203mm gun.

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| [[M116 howitzer|M116]] || Howitzer || 180 || {{USA}} || 75mm gun.

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=== Self-propelled artillery ===

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| [[M113 Armored Personnel Carrier variants|M125A1]] || Self-propelled mortar || 225 || {{USA}} || M113-based self-propelled mortar carrier. 81mm [[M29 mortar]] mounted.

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| [[ACV-300|ACV-AMV]] || Self-propelled mortar || 170 || {{TUR}} || ACV-300-based self-propelled mortar. 81mm mortar carried.

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| [[T-155 Fırtına]] || [[Self-propelled howitzer]] || 240 || {{TUR}} || 155mm gun. A total 350 are to be built.

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| [[M110 howitzer|M110A2]] || Self-propelled howitzer || 219 || {{USA}} || 203mm gun.

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| [[M107 Self-Propelled Gun|M107]] || Self-propelled howitzer || 36 || {{USA}} || 175mm gun.

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| [[M53 155mm Self-Propelled Gun|M55]] || Self-propelled howitzer || 9 || {{USA}} || 155mm gun.

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| M44T || Self-propelled howitzer || 222 || {{USA}} || 155mm gun. Modernized in Turkey

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| M52T || Self-propelled howitzer || 363 || {{USA}} || 155mm gun. Modernized in Turkey

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| M108T || Self-propelled howitzer || 25 || {{USA}} || 105mm gun. Modernized in Turkey

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=== Rocket and missile systems ===

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| [[WS-1|T-300 Kasırga WS-1]] || [[Multiple rocket launcher]] || 80 ||{{CHN}}/{{TUR}} || Truck mounted 302mm rocket system based on [[China|Chinese]] WS-1. 100&nbsp;km range with improved range versions under development.

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| [[M270 MLRS]] || Multiple rocket launcher || 12 || {{USA}} ||

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| [[MAKSAM RA 7040]] || Multiple rocket launcher || 24 || {{TUR}} || Truck mounted 70mm rocket system. 40 tubes per launcher.

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| [[T-122 Sakarya]] || Multiple rocket launcher || 130+ || {{TUR}} || Truck mounted 122mm rocket system based on the [[BM-21 Grad]] with ASELSAN BAIKS computerized system. 40&nbsp;km range.

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| [[T-107 MBRL]] || Multiple rocket launcher || 100+ || {{TUR}} || Small, towed multi-barrel rocket launcher.

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| [[TOROS missile|TOROS 230A]] || Multiple rocket launcher || || {{TUR}} || Truck mounted 230mm, long-range rocket system. 6 tubes per launcher. 65&nbsp;km range. Used for research T-300

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| [[TOROS missile|TOROS 260A]] || Multiple rocket launcher || || {{TUR}} || Truck mounted 260mm, long-range rocket system. 4 tubes per launcher. 100&nbsp;km range. Used for research T-300

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| [[J-600T missile|J-600T Yıldırım I]] || [[Short-range ballistic missile]] || 100 || {{CHN}}/{{TUR}} || Turkish version of the Chinese [[B-611]] SRBM. 150&nbsp;km range. R&D by Turkish and Chinese.

36 Battery, 100+ Missile

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| [[J-600T missile|J-600T Yıldırım II]] || Short-range ballistic missile || || {{CHN}}/{{TUR}} || J-600T with improved, 300&nbsp;km range.

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| [[Army Tactical Missile System|ATACMS]] MGM 140 Block I || [[Surface-to-surface missile]] || 72 || {{USA}} || Can be fired from the M270 MRLS

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== Anti-aircraft Weapons ==

=== Towed Anti-Air artillery ===

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| [[Bofors 40 mm gun|L/70 & L/70T Bofors]] || [[Anti-aircraft gun]] || 300 || {{SWE}} ||

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| [[Bofors 40mm gun|L/60 & M1A1 Bofors]] || Anti-aircraft gun || 600+ || {{SWE}} ||

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| [[Oerlikon 35 mm twin cannon|Oerlikon GDF-001]] || Anti-aircraft gun || 100+ || {{SUI}}/{{TUR}} || Built under license by MKEK.

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| [[Oerlikon 35 mm twin cannon|Oerlikon GDF-003]] || Anti-aircraft gun || 120 || {{SUI}}/{{TUR}} || Built under license by MKEK.

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| [[Oerlikon Contraves|Oerlikon GAI-D01]] || Anti-aircraft gun || 440 || {{SUI}}/{{TUR}} || Built under license by MKEK.

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| [[Rheinmetall MK 20 Rh202|Rheinmetall Mk.20 Rh202]] || Anti-aircraft gun || 300+ ||{{GER}} ||

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| M55 || Anti-aircraft gun || 900 || {{USA}} || 4x12.7mm guns in a quadmount

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=== Self Propelled Anti-Air Defence ===

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| [[M42 40 mm Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun "Duster"|M42 Duster]] || [[Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun]] || 110 || {{USA}} || Will be replaced by a new FNSS 2x35mm ACV

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| [[Atılgan PMADS|Atılgan]] || Self-propelled [[surface-to-air missile]] || 150+ || {{TUR}} || M113 equipped with 8 [[FIM-92 Stinger|Stinger]] missiles on a pedestal mount for short-ranged air defense. More to be Delivered

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| [[Atılgan PMADS|Zıpkın]] || Self-propelled surface-to-air missile || 80+ || {{TUR}} || 4 pedestal mounted Stingers carried by a Land Rover Defender 130.<ref name=zipkin>{{cite web|url=http://defenceproducts.ssm.gov.tr/content/productDetails.aspx?ID=89|title=ASELSAN - ZIPKIN Pedestal-Mounted Air Defence missile System (PMADS)}}</ref> More to be Delivered

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== Storage ==

The following weapon systems have been withdrawn from front-line service, but remain in storage as war reserve, spares, or pending disposal.

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| [[Cobra (anti-tank missile)|Cobra]] || Anti-tank guided missile || 185 || {{GER}} ||

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| [[9K11 Malyutka]] || Anti-tank guided missile || 268 || {{USSR}} ||

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| [[M48 Patton]] || Main battle tank || 1,200 || {{USA}} || Kept in storage.

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== Future procurements ==

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| [[Mehmetçik-1]] || Assault rifle || || {{TUR}} || Based on the HK 417 with improvements, under development,7.62x51 NATO<ref>http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/11/07/the-turkish-hk416-mehmetcik-1/</ref>

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|[[MKEK T-50]] || Assault rifle || || {{TUR}} || 5.56mm rifle. Based on the HK50 Project

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| [[OMTAS]] || Anti-tank guided missile || || {{TUR}} || Under development

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| [[UMTAS]] || Anti-tank guided missile || || {{TUR}} || Under development,8 KM Range

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| [[Roketsan Cirit]] || Air-to-Surface Laser Guided Rocket || || {{TUR}} || Under development,8 KM Range

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| [[BMC Kirpi]] || [[MRAP (armored vehicle)|MRAP]] || 468 || {{TUR}} || 4x4 Mine protected vehicle.<ref>http://www.bmc.com.tr/indexx.php?l=1&sayfa_id=101&g_id=2706&id=12558</ref>

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| [[FNSS Pars]] || Tactical Wheeled Vehicle || 1,075 || {{TUR}} || MILAN(344), OMTAS(152), TOW(350) missile carriers, and fire support vehicles with automatic grenade launcher (229) to be produced.

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| NBC Protection Vehicle Project || [[Chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear|NBC]] protected vehicle || 336 || {{TUR}} || [[Nurol Ejder]] / [[Otokar Arma]]

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| [[Altay (tank)]] || [[Main battle tank]] || 1,000 || {{TUR}} || 250 will be delivered in 2016. It is expected that a total of 1,000 Altays will be produced.<ref>http://www.turkishpress.com/news.asp?id=133903</ref>

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| Light Utility Helicopter Project || Light Utility Helicopter || TBD || {{TUR}} || It is expected that the TAI Arıkopter will be acquired.

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| Turkish Indigenous Helicopter || Mid-Size Utility Helicopter || *** || {{TUR}} || Under Development <ref>http://www.trdefence.com/?p=1411</ref>

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| [[CH-47 Chinook#CH-47F|CH-47F]] || Heavy-lift helicopter || 6 || {{USA}} || 5 to Land Forces Command, 1 to Special Forces Command,<ref>http://www.hurriyet.com.tr/gundem/18342422.asp?gid=381</ref> expected to be produced by 2014 <ref>http://www.trdefence.com/2011/05/12/turkey-nears-chinook-agreement-idef/</ref>

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| [[AH-1 SuperCobra|Bell AH-1W SuperCobra]] || Attack helicopter || 3 || {{USA}} || Delivery expected at the end of 2011.<ref>http://www.stargazete.com/politika/abd-3-super-kobra-helikopter-verecegiz-haber-386187.htm</ref>

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| [[TAI/AgustaWestland T-129|T-129 ATAK]] || Attack helicopter || 51+9(+40 Optional) || {{TUR}} || Turkish version of Agusta A-129 with indigenous missile systems and upgrades. 9 helicopters in 2012, 51 helicopters in 2013 will be received.<ref>http://www.trdefence.com/2011/05/12/t129-atak-program-right-on-schedule/</ref> Expected to be armed with [[Roketsan Cirit|Cirit]] and/or [[UMTAS]] missiles.<ref>"Turkey Orders Nine More T129 Helicopters For The Land Forces Command, 08/11/2010</ref>

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==Insignia==

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Non-Turkish speakers might like to know that OF3, OF2, & OR4 literally translates to "Head of 1000", "Head of 100" & "Head of 10" respectively,

== See also ==

* [[Historical Weapons of Turkish Armed Forces]]

* [[Gendarmerie (Turkey)]]

==References and notes==

*See the [http://www.ssm.gov.tr/EN/Projeler/Pages/default.aspx Turkish Government, Undersecretariat for Defense Industries] website for an official list of Turkish military procurement projects.

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