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LST

                   AMPHIBIOUS SHIP

                                                                          The main mission of the Landing Ship Tank
                                                                          (LST) is amphibious operations, vehicles,
                                                                          and equipment  with unit  transport and
                                                                          fire support. In addition to contributing
                                                                          to operations and logistics missions with
                                                                          advanced communications, electronic
                                                                          and command control  facilities,  the
                                                                          vessels are equipped  with  facilities and
                                                                          capabilities to carry out natural disaster
                                                                          relief missions when necessary.
                                                                          The  LST  amphibious  ships,  built  as  a
                                                                          mono hull, displacement  type  with all-
                                                                          steel construction, have  full personnel
                                                                          protection against nuclear, biological and
                                                                          chemical attacks, as well as a helicopter
                                                                          platform to allow the landing and take-off
                                                                          of a 15-ton general purpose helicopter.
                                                                          While the construction of the first ship,
                                                                          the  TCG-BAYRAKTAR, was  realized with
                                                                          70.68% domestic industry participation,
                                                                          the share of SME’s in domestic industry
                                                                          participation was approximately 48%.
                                                                          The second  vessel in  the program,  the”
                                                                          TCG SANCAKTAR”, is planned  to be
                                                                          delivered to the  Turkish  Naval  Forces
                                                                          in 2017 upon  the completion of sea
                                                                          acceptance tests.




                  MOSHIP

                  SUBMARINE RESCUE MOTHER SHIP
























                  The building of the TCG ALEMDAR Submarine Rescue Mother Ship (MOSHIP)
                  started in 2011 and it has the most advanced technologies in the world.
                  MOSHIP will provide life support to the personnel of a damaged submarine
                  with  the National and NATO deep  water rescue  vehicles and  will enable
                  the rescue of submarine personnel up  to 600-meter depth as  well as
                  undertaking surface ship rescue missions, underwater operations and
                  wreckage removal work.
                  Despite the fact that its main mission is to save the crew from a sinking
                  submarine, our ship is equipped to detect very deep underwater vehicles
                  (submarines, airplanes, ships) and can save all personnel by providing life
                  support up to 72 hours and 600-meter depth.






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