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Not that much I mean it was only like 3-4 hours. besides I dont know that much about navy stuff. The naval thread would take alot of time which i do not have.


I will do Turkish Army vehicles.

Kaan if you will leave navy stuff you can share you current infos with @MrTopal27 under this thread...
 
its easier with email because I have all the folders organized in a certain way.
Bro, when I finish it, check it out. if I miss anything u have included then we will exchange info?
 
its easier with email because I have all the folders organized in a certain way.


give me like a B.S email

@MrTopal27

don't share your email in the forum dudes

Bro, when I finish it, check it out. if I miss anything u have included then we will exchange info?

Bro first do your preparing, gather your infos, pictures everything. than start the thread.

After a few days, you will not be able to edit the posts. Don't be in a hurry.
 
I prepared like this.
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2.jpg
3.jpg
4.jpg
 
I am going to add photo's, however I will concentrate on information

Very well, We can supply you with photos in this thread.

So you can pick the ones that you want to use in your thread.
 
Go for it.
The Turkish navy has 112 ships in commission including; 16 frigates, 8 corvettes 14 submarines. The equipment used in these vary from MM38 Exocet SSM to the SM-1MR SAM. This makes the Turkish navy one of the most sophisticated navies in the area.

The 16 frigates are composed of:

8 Gabya Class (ex-OHP) frigates


Launched and commission dates (in that order)​
  • TCG Gaziantep (F-490): 16 Feb 1980 - 24 July 1998
  • TCG Giresun (F-491): 27 Mar 1979 - 24 July 1998
  • TCG Gemlik (F-492): 15 May 1980 -24 July 1998
  • TCG Gelibolu (F-493): 27 June 1981 - 22 July 1999
  • TCG Gökçeada (F-494): 7 Feb 1981 - 27 Sep 1999
  • TCG Gediz (F-495): 20 Oct 1979 - 1 Sep 2000
  • TCG Gökova (F-496): 4 Dec 1978 - 11 Apr 2002
  • TCG Göksu (F-497): 3 Nov 1979 - 4 Apr 2003
The Gabya class frigate is said to be the back bone of the navy, due to many reasons:
  • The GENESIS CMS modernization program allowed these ships to counter modern threats by enhancing its tracking capacity, improving tactical data links and a modern automatic threat detection; thanks to the fully integrated weapons control capability of the Genesis CMS.
  • F-497 TCG Göksu, F495 TCG Gediz, F-496 TCG Gökova, F-491 TCG Giresun received 8 cell Mk41 vertical launcher system and a new Thales SMART-S Mk2 3D radar; the existing Mk13 launcher was not removed. Furthermore, fire control system of these four ships were upgraded to Mod12 level
  • It is also worth mentioning that all ships were integrated with ASIST Helicopter landing aid and the flight deck was extended to allow S-70-B2 Seahawk helicopters to operate from the ships.

General Characteristics:
- Displacement: 4100 tons full load
- Missiles: Mk 13 Mod 4 launcher, 4 x Harpoon SSM, 36 x Standart SM-1MR SAM,
- Torpedoes: 2 x 324 mm Mk 32 triple launcher for Mk 46 Mod 5; anti-submarine torpedoes.
- Helicopters: 1 x S-70-B2 Seahawk or 1 x AB 212 ASW
As mentioned before, the 4 ships have Mk41 Mod 2 launcher, 32 Raytheon RIM-162 ESSM, in addition to all above.
- SPS-49(V)4 air search radar (replaced by SMART-S Mk2 3D radar only on the 4 ships mentioned)

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Looking at it now, I think I wrote a lot.
 
The Turkish navy has 112 ships in commission including; 16 frigates, 8 corvettes 14 submarines. The equipment used in these vary from MM38 Exocet SSM to the SM-1MR SAM. This makes the Turkish navy one of the most sophisticated navies in the area.

This should be on starting post.

The 16 frigates are composed of:

No need for this.

Below part should be in a single post.

8 Gabya Class (ex-OHP) frigates
Picture for this.


Launched and commission dates (in that order)
  • TCG Gaziantep (F-490): 16 Feb 1980 - 24 July 1998
  • TCG Giresun (F-491): 27 Mar 1979 - 24 July 1998
  • TCG Gemlik (F-492): 15 May 1980 -24 July 1998
  • TCG Gelibolu (F-493): 27 June 1981 - 22 July 1999
  • TCG Gökçeada (F-494): 7 Feb 1981 - 27 Sep 1999
  • TCG Gediz (F-495): 20 Oct 1979 - 1 Sep 2000
  • TCG Gökova (F-496): 4 Dec 1978 - 11 Apr 2002
  • TCG Göksu (F-497): 3 Nov 1979 - 4 Apr 2003
We should say for which fleet/command they belong to.... also thumbnail pics for every ship.


The Gabya class frigate is said to be the back bone of the navy, due to many reasons:
  • The GENESIS CMS modernization program allowed these ships to counter modern threats by enhancing its tracking capacity, improving tactical data links and a modern automatic threat detection; thanks to the fully integrated weapons control capability of the Genesis CMS.
  • F-497 TCG Göksu, F495 TCG Gediz, F-496 TCG Gökova, F-491 TCG Giresun received 8 cell Mk41 vertical launcher system and a new Thales SMART-S Mk2 3D radar; the existing Mk13 launcher was not removed. Furthermore, fire control system of these four ships were upgraded to Mod12 level
  • It is also worth mentioning that all ships were integrated with ASIST Helicopter landing aid and the flight deck was extended to allow S-70-B2 Seahawk helicopters to operate from the ships.
Nice info.

General Characteristics:
- Displacement: 4100 tons full load
- Missiles: Mk 13 Mod 4 launcher, 4 x Harpoon SSM, 36 x Standart SM-1MR SAM,
- Torpedoes: 2 x 324 mm Mk 32 triple launcher for Mk 46 Mod 5; anti-submarine torpedoes.
- Helicopters: 1 x S-70-B2 Seahawk or 1 x AB 212 ASW
As mentioned before, the 4 ships have Mk41 Mod 2 launcher, 32 Raytheon RIM-162 ESSM, in addition to all above.
- SPS-49(V)4 air search radar (replaced by SMART-S Mk2 3D radar only on the 4 ships mentioned)

Nice techs.
 
The Turkish navy has 112 ships in commission including; 16 frigates, 8 corvettes 14 submarines. The equipment used in these vary from MM38 Exocet SSM to the SM-1MR SAM. This makes the Turkish navy one of the most sophisticated navies in the area.

The 16 frigates are composed of:

8 Gabya Class (ex-OHP) frigates


Launched and commission dates (in that order)​
  • TCG Gaziantep (F-490): 16 Feb 1980 - 24 July 1998
  • TCG Giresun (F-491): 27 Mar 1979 - 24 July 1998
  • TCG Gemlik (F-492): 15 May 1980 -24 July 1998
  • TCG Gelibolu (F-493): 27 June 1981 - 22 July 1999
  • TCG Gökçeada (F-494): 7 Feb 1981 - 27 Sep 1999
  • TCG Gediz (F-495): 20 Oct 1979 - 1 Sep 2000
  • TCG Gökova (F-496): 4 Dec 1978 - 11 Apr 2002
  • TCG Göksu (F-497): 3 Nov 1979 - 4 Apr 2003
The Gabya class frigate is said to be the back bone of the navy, due to many reasons:
  • The GENESIS CMS modernization program allowed these ships to counter modern threats by enhancing its tracking capacity, improving tactical data links and a modern automatic threat detection; thanks to the fully integrated weapons control capability of the Genesis CMS.
  • F-497 TCG Göksu, F495 TCG Gediz, F-496 TCG Gökova, F-491 TCG Giresun received 8 cell Mk41 vertical launcher system and a new Thales SMART-S Mk2 3D radar; the existing Mk13 launcher was not removed. Furthermore, fire control system of these four ships were upgraded to Mod12 level
  • It is also worth mentioning that all ships were integrated with ASIST Helicopter landing aid and the flight deck was extended to allow S-70-B2 Seahawk helicopters to operate from the ships.

General Characteristics:
- Displacement: 4100 tons full load
- Missiles: Mk 13 Mod 4 launcher, 4 x Harpoon SSM, 36 x Standart SM-1MR SAM,
- Torpedoes: 2 x 324 mm Mk 32 triple launcher for Mk 46 Mod 5; anti-submarine torpedoes.
- Helicopters: 1 x S-70-B2 Seahawk or 1 x AB 212 ASW
As mentioned before, the 4 ships have Mk41 Mod 2 launcher, 32 Raytheon RIM-162 ESSM, in addition to all above.
- SPS-49(V)4 air search radar (replaced by SMART-S Mk2 3D radar only on the 4 ships mentioned)

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Looking at it now, I think I wrote a lot.
I have pictures and patches for each ship listed. perhaps we can work together.
TCG_Gaziantep_(F-490)_in_Cartagena,_2010.jpg


tcg_gaziantep.jpg


I say 1 post for each class. Each post has all the ships in that class. I have pictures and patches for each ship. I like what @MrTopal27 did. i had the same idea.
 

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