Turkish Air Defence Programs

[Pokemonte13]

Its not a good system if for each individual drone the operator have to first lock on it and then fire the burst. I think locking in should be automatic and in mere 1-2 seconds for each drone.

Since there is no IFF system operator has to decide if to engage or not. It probably picks the target and overall engagement is automatic

 

[RealNapster]

Since there is no IFF system operator has to decide if to engage or not. It probably picks the target and overall engagement is automatic

Oh. Good if that's true.

 

[Pokemonte13]

Oh. Good if that's true.

its more of an assumption based on reallity since a lot of smaller UAV lack IFF systems and also operators know days as with most ad system simply decide which target to engage.

 

[hyperman]

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[RealNapster]

its more of an assumption based on reallity since a lot of smaller UAV lack IFF systems and also operators know days as with most ad system simply decide which target to engage.

I hope your assumption is correct and there is less manual work involved in target acquisition. Otherwise such systems will not be effective in case of a swarm.

 

[Ali_Baba]

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Interesting that UAE will not be subject to CAATSA?? Maybe some clause on re-selling versus direct purchase from Russia I guess ?

Given UAE itself has expressed an interest in the F-35 for themselves, the purchase of the S-400 itself is interesting as it will face the same problem that Türkiye has.

Could UAE resell the S400 to India? Turkieye would not do that sale, but does this pathway mean that India can get more S400's quicker if India does request to purchase them from UAE?

I hope Türkiye(or Pakistan reminds Türkiye ) to add a new forward re-sale without Türkiye approval ?

It is food for thought.

 

[hyperman]

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The power of serial production - Oğulbey

The first phase of Europe's largest air defense systems production facility called Oğulbey was commissioned (August 2026), and it was announced that the 2026 delivery target will be over 100 units. For example, let's say 120 units (Hisar-O or Siper) are delivered. Let's see Türkiye's production capacity with a rough calculation:

Medium-Range (HİSAR-O+): A battery consists of an average of 7 units. Delivering 120 units means an average of 17 Hisar-O+ batteries per year.

Long-Range (Sipar B1): A battery consists of an average of 12-14 units. Delivering 120 units means an average of 8-10 Siper B1 batteries per year.

It was stated that when Oğulbey is fully operational, it will increase the total production capacity by more than 2x. The impact of the first phase, opened this year, on the total production capacity will be limited for 2026 as of its opening date. When full capacity is reached, I estimate that the number of units to be delivered annually, will be between 250-300 units per year. This capacity translates to 36-42 Hisar batteries or 18-25 Siper batteries per year.

This annual production capacity means that Turkiye can produce 3-4 times more medium or long-range air defense missile system batteries than the total number of batteries in the inventories of the most advanced countries in Europe, in just one year (when needed)

 

[Pokemonte13]

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@MMM-E GAMECHANGER

The power of serial production - Oğulbey

The first phase of Europe's largest air defense systems production facility called Oğulbey was commissioned (August 2026), and it was announced that the 2026 delivery target will be over 100 units. For example, let's say 120 units (Hisar-O or Siper) are delivered. Let's see Türkiye's production capacity with a rough calculation:

Medium-Range (HİSAR-O+): A battery consists of an average of 7 units. Delivering 120 units means an average of 17 Hisar-O+ batteries per year.

Long-Range (Sipar B1): A battery consists of an average of 12-14 units. Delivering 120 units means an average of 8-10 Siper B1 batteries per year.

It was stated that when Oğulbey is fully operational, it will increase the total production capacity by more than 2x. The impact of the first phase, opened this year, on the total production capacity will be limited for 2026 as of its opening date. When full capacity is reached, I estimate that the number of units to be delivered annually, will be between 250-300 units per year. This capacity translates to 36-42 Hisar batteries or 18-25 Siper batteries per year.

This annual production capacity means that Turkiye can produce 3-4 times more medium or long-range air defense missile system batteries than the total number of batteries in the inventories of the most advanced countries in Europe, in just one year (when needed)

Komşu cannot compete!

these deliveries will consist of other stuff as well not just dedicated ad system as ew systems are now also being accounted for and Oğulbey will supply multiple different systems that are not part of steel dome