Turkmenistan Armed Forces

[asena_great]

meanwhile in Turkmenistan

this putin wanna be video is pathetic

I wonder if this movement is throughly teached at central asian schools and if they teach about Enver and his Turkish officers.

remember Russians blackens this part of our history in the soviets era but we remember it well

 

[asena_great]

small part pf turkmenistan's storage aircrafts unused

 

[Azeri440]

small part pf turkmenistan's storage aircrafts unused

holy sh*t, almost 100 MIG-23s in the last picture alone

 

[raptor22]

meanwhile in Turkmenistan

is not him the president of Turkmenistan?

 

[Azeri440]

is not him the president of Turkmenistan?

yes, but he is better known as Turkmenator

 

[asena_great]

holy sh*t, almost 100 MIG-23s in the last picture alone

Azerbaijan can borrow them any time

do you think some one willing to buy them for 4 or 5 million ?? i think best we can do is to sell all these jets and with it's money buy some mig 35 / su 35

 

[Fenasi Kerim]

Azerbaijan can borrow them any time

do you think some one willing to buy them for 4 or 5 million ?? i think best we can do is to sell all these jets and with it's money buy some mig 35 / su 35

Are they operational? Updated they would make a decent fleet.

Edit: just noticed it said mig-23, most prob will go to scrap.

 

[Azeri440]

Azerbaijan can borrow them any time

do you think some one willing to buy them for 4 or 5 million ?? i think best we can do is to sell all these jets and with it's money buy some mig 35 / su 35

considering their age, probably less than 1 mil, either for spare parts or to some african country

 

[Beast]

small part pf turkmenistan's storage aircrafts unused

Mig-23 are highly expensive to operate due to mechanical sweep swing which needs constant maintenance that eat up a lot of cost.

The Russian quickly retired the Mig-23/27, same as the USAF F-111 and F-14. Many ex Soviet satellite countries and state also quickly retired the sweep wing jet and continued to operate the Mig-21 or J-7 fighter.

 

[asena_great]

Mig-23 are highly expensive to operate due to mechanical sweep swing which needs constant maintenance that eat up a lot of cost.

The Russian quickly retired the Mig-23/27, same as the USAF F-111 and F-14. Many ex Soviet satellite countries and state also quickly retired the sweep wing jet and continued to operate the Mig-21 or J-7 fighter.

so ? what must be done with all these jets surely there are better solutions then leaving them in airfield

 

[asena_great]

special forces tribute

 

[asena_great]

turkmenistan drones

Chinese made CH-3 unmanned combat aerial vehicles

Italian made Falco unmanned aerial vehicles

Lavochkin La-17 target drones

israeli made Orbiter-2 unmanned aerial vehicles

Chinese made WJ-600 unmanned combat aerial vehicles

 

[Pax Ottomana]

Azerbaijan can borrow them any time

do you think some one willing to buy them for 4 or 5 million ?? i think best we can do is to sell all these jets and with it's money buy some mig 35 / su 35

Interesting. I'd be willing to chip out 100K for two, if at least one of them is still flight-worthy. Does Turkmenistan sell to private parties? I'll handle permissions and shipping to Canada on my end.

 

[asena_great]

Interesting. I'd be willing to chip out 100K for two, if at least one of them is still flight-worthy. Does Turkmenistan sell to private parties? I'll handle permissions and shipping to Canada on my end.

i wonder why i suddenly feel like this

dude im not from Turkmenistan government so idk but it would be cool if they do but i hop you wont turn into this guy

 

[asena_great]

Turkmenistan's rock power

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SS-1 Scud B missiles or FROG-7 missiles (not sure)

BM-30 300mm multiple rocket launchers

BM-27 220mm multiple rocket launchers no pic available

RM-70 122mm multiple rocket launchers

BM-21 122mm multiple rocket launchers