Does anyone have a reliable TO for modern Turkish forces - I confess I simply haven't had the time to do the research myself.
I am working on ideas for a modern/near future campaign set in the Middle East/Caucasus/Central Asia region and have been interested to see the diverse mix of equipment fielded in recent news reports about the deteriorating situation with the Kurds - BTR-70's or 80's alongside Panhard VBL's.
Any info appreciated.
TO - Modern Turkish Army
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Here's a list of hardware and amount of each in service:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modern_equ ... rkish_Army
Not a TO&E but still an interesting mix of hardware.
The following document provides a very rough guide but nothing below battalion level. See page 136 for the Turkish info
http://www.scribd.com/doc/37695/NATO-Or ... attle-1989
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modern_equ ... rkish_Army
Not a TO&E but still an interesting mix of hardware.
The following document provides a very rough guide but nothing below battalion level. See page 136 for the Turkish info
http://www.scribd.com/doc/37695/NATO-Or ... attle-1989
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Hi,
just a tiny addition:
On recent photos in the German newspaper which I read daily, there are still BTR-60PB shown. From what I know they received them from East-German NVA stocks after the German unification. Later they added BTR-80 purchased from the CIS.
As far as I know the Turkish Army does not operate Panhard VBLs but their own (similar looking) Otokar Akrep and Otokar Cobra series.
Kind regards,
Ben
just a tiny addition:
On recent photos in the German newspaper which I read daily, there are still BTR-60PB shown. From what I know they received them from East-German NVA stocks after the German unification. Later they added BTR-80 purchased from the CIS.
As far as I know the Turkish Army does not operate Panhard VBLs but their own (similar looking) Otokar Akrep and Otokar Cobra series.
Kind regards,
Ben
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