TAI aircraft industry http://www.tai.com.tr/

HTR radars http://www.htr.com.tr/





Milsoft http://www.milsoft.com.tr/en/index.php

Tades (Artillery fire support) http://www.milsoft.com.tr/pdf/products/esc...ft_tades_en.pdf






RC2IS - Radar Command and Control Integration System http://www.milsoft.com.tr/pdf/products/esc...ft_rc2is_en.pdf





GEMKOMSIS - Coast Guard SAR Ship Command Control System

In a recent tragedy, two mountanier died at Mount Ararat. 9 members of 11 strong Italian mountaineering team were rescued earlier but the two remaining members couldn't be found before. After the initial report at 11:45am, Turkish Army SAR helicopter (S70) started the search operation at 12:00pm. Shortly after that, the helicopter found the body of one mountanier and lifted him at 5050m (15,600 feet). The second missing person's body was also found but due to severe weather conditions couldn't be lifted. When the weather permitted at 17:27, the SAR helicopter returned back to the location and lifted the body at 5075m. (15,750 feet).

http://www.tsk.mil.tr/haberler_olayl...2006/akf01.htm

Earlier, a Turkish S70 rescued the mountanieers at high altitude of 11,000 feet and cited by Sikorsky, however, the record for the highest attitude rescue belonged to a Cougar S32 team which rescued American Mountanier John Thomas McIntosh at 14,000 feet at Mount Ararat. The latest operation represents the highest altitude achieved by Turkish SAR teams so far at 5075 m (15,750 feet), just 90 meters below the top of the Mount Ararat, the highest point in Turkey.

turks have a large veriety of weapons, i am suprised, never knew they had so many weapons lol