Turkish Navy national fast attack craft hull appears at Istanbul Shipyard

Naval News reports Türkiye’s future National Fast Attack Craft broke cover during the 9 August naming and launch of the Royal Malaysian Navy’s third LMS Batch 2 vessel, Tunku Osman Jewa, at Istanbul Shipyard. Photo and video from the ceremony showed the FAC hull and superstructure taking shape alongside the export work.

Why it matters: Istanbul is running an export line and a national FAC in the same yard — that is how a navy grows a missile-boat industry without waiting on a European consortium.

Systems National Fast Attack Craft
Geography TR · MY
Sources Naval News →
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FNSS and PT Pindad complete first pre-delivery acceptance tests for KAPLAN armoured personnel carriers in Indonesia

Turkish FNSS and Indonesian state firm PT Pindad successfully completed pre-delivery acceptance tests on the first KAPLAN armoured personnel carrier under a contract signed with Indonesia's Ministry of Defense. The vehicle is being locally assembled to meet the Indonesian Army's APC requirement.

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Turkish HAVELSAN and Egypt's AOI sign sales agreement for jointly developed HAMZA-1 UAV

Turkish defence company HAVELSAN and Egypt's Arab Organization for Industrialization signed a sales agreement for the HAMZA-1 unmanned aerial vehicle at the El Alamein International Airshow on 9 September. The drone was jointly developed by the two firms. Daily Sabah reports the agreement covers serial production and delivery to Egyptian forces.

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