MİLGEM Project Office (MPO) of the Turkish Navy Research and Development Center Command (ARMERKOM) designed and developed the vessel platform. Milgem's design concept covers a multipurpose patrol warship, which can be deployed in a range of missions, including reconnaissance, surveillance, target identification, early warning, anti-submarine warfare, surface-to-surface and surface-to-air warfare, and amphibious operations. It features a steel hull and fragmentation resistant composite superstructure. The design concept and mission profile of the MİLGEM class bears similarities with the Freedom class littoral combat ship developed by Lockheed Martin as the first member of the next generation of USN warships, though the MİLGEM class corvettes are more heavily armed, while the LCS-1 has a higher speed and variable mission modules.[6] Reduction and management of the ship signatures was taken as the major input during the whole design phase. Many classified precautions were taken in order to reduce hydrodynamic, acoustic, magnetic, IR, radar signatures, and therefore, to achieve the specified level of stealth feature.[3]
The project is generally described as the subclasses of multi-purpose warships capable of sustaining a sea war in a littoral combat environment. According to the MILGEM acquisition model, Turkey's Undersecretariat for Defence Industries (SSM) signed R&D contracts mostly for the prototype ship which is considered to be a development platform for testing the design and integrated systems. Thus, being an open-end project, 1st and 2nd ships of the class are expected to be slightly different in terms of vessel design and system configuration. The subsequent ships, expected to be built by private shipyards, will have more optimised design and configuration.[4]
GENESIS, a network-centric combat management system contracted for the two ships on May 23, 2007, was developed by Havelsan.[7][8]
MİLGEM class warships will have an indigenous hull mounted sonar developed by the Scientific and Technological Research Foundation of Turkey.[9]
Electronic Chart Precise Integrated Navigation System (ECPINS), line of electronic chart navigation systems developed by OSI Geospatial, will be installed to the warships.[10]
Integrated Platform Management System (IPMS), delivered by Yaltes JV, monitors and controls machinery, auxiliary systems, electrical power generation and distribution. The main systems integrated in IPMS include a power management system, fire detection system, fire fighting and damage control system, CCTV system and stability control system.[11]
Önceden askerlerin botlarının iplerini bile yurt dışından alınırken neredeydin ağa? Şimdi gelmiş milgemi beğenmiyor..
prn174 4 weeks ago
corvettinizi alin götünüze sokun...destroyer lere ihtiyac var
Timurchin1 1 month ago