List of active ships of the Turkish Naval Forces
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The Turkish Naval Forces or Turkish Navy is the naval warfare service branch of the Armed Forces of Turkey. As of January 2021, the navy operates a wide variety of ships, including; 16 frigates, 10 corvettes, 12 submarines and various other ships.[1][2]
Watercraft[]
Combatant ships[]
Class | Picture | Country/Origin | Ships | Displacement | Note |
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Submarine (12) | |||||
Atılay class 209/1200 | Turkey Germany |
1,600 tonnes | Atılay-class mid-life refit with AIP propulsion cancelled. Early Atılay-class ships will be replaced by Type 214 submarines starting in 2020. S-351 Doğanay and S-352 Dolunay received modernizations, including new periscopes, ESM, and inertial navigation systems.[3] | ||
Preveze class 209T1/1400 | Germany | 1,800 tonnes | Currently undergoing modernization.[4] | ||
Gür class 209T2/1400 | Germany | 1,800 tonnes | |||
Frigate (16) | |||||
Gabya class | United States | TCG Gaziantep (F-490) TCG Giresun (F-491) TCG Gemlik (F-492) TCG Gelibolu (F-493) TCG Gökçeada (F-494) TCG Gediz (F-495) TCG Gökova (F-496) TCG Göksu (F-497) |
4,100 tonnes | They are extensively modernized versions of ex- Oliver Hazard Perry class with GENESIS advanced combat management system, and new long-range radar and sonar systems.
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Barbaros class | Turkey(2) Germany(2) |
TCG Barbaros (F-244) TCG Oruçreis (F-245) TCG Salihreis (F-246) TCG Kemalreis (F-247) |
3,300 tonnes | DE MEKO 200TN Track II
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Yavuz class | Turkey Germany |
TCG Yavuz (F-240) TCG Turgutreis (F-241) TCG Fatih (F-242) TCG Yıldırım (F-243) |
3,000 tonnes | DE MEKO 200TN Track I
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Corvette (10) | |||||
Ada class | Turkey | TCG Heybeliada (F-511) TCG Büyükada (F-512) TCG Burgazada (F-513) TCG Kınalıada (F-514) |
2,300 tonnes | First part of the MILGEM project. | |
Burak class | France | TCG Bozcaada (F-500) TCG Bodrum (F-501) TCG Bandırma (F-502) TCG Beykoz (F-503) TCG Bartın (F-504) TCG Bafra (F-505) |
1,300 tonnes | ex D'Estienne d'Orves-class avisos. Received electro-optical modernization. | |
Fast Attack Craft (19) | |||||
Kılıç class | Turkey(7) Germany(2) |
550 tonnes | Currently receiving indigenous SATCOM upgrades.[citation needed] | ||
Yıldız class | Turkey | 430 tonnes | |||
Doğan class | Turkey(3) Germany(1) |
430 tonnes | Received new electronic support measures suite upgrades.[citation needed] | ||
Rüzgar class | Turkey | 410 tonnes | Received new Electronic Support Measures suite upgrades.[citation needed] | ||
Patrol Boat (16) | |||||
Tuzla class | Turkey | 400 tonnes | |||
Mine Countermeasures Vessel (11) | |||||
Aydın class | Turkey Germany |
657 tonnes | |||
France | 510 tonnes | ex | |||
Amphibious Warfare Ship (33) | |||||
Bayraktar class |
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Turkey | TCG Bayraktar (L-402) TCG Sancaktar (L-403) |
7,254 tons | The world's largest Tank Landing Ship |
Osman Gazi class | Turkey | TCG Osman Gazi (NL-125) | 3,700 tonnes | ||
Turkey | 2,600 tonnes | ||||
United States | 600 tonnes | ex Engin de débarquement d'infanterie et de chars | |||
Turkey | 1,300 tonnes | ||||
Turkey | 1,160 tonnes | ||||
United States | 113 tonnes | ex LCM8-class |
Auxiliary ship[]
Class | Picture | Country/Origin | Ships | Displacement | Note |
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Turkey | Yzb.Güngör Durmuş (A-574)
Üsteğmen Arif Emekçi (A-575) |
The ship has the capacity to carry 336 tons of helicopter fuel, 594 tons of drinking water, 8 containers of food, cargo and provisions, and can take 8 containers.[8] | |||
Training Ship (2) | |||||
Germany | 2,940 tonnes | ex Rhein-class tenders. | |||
Training Boat (8) | |||||
Turkey | TCG E-1 A-1531 TCG E-2 A-1532 TCG E-3 A-1533 TCG E-4 A-1534 TCG E-5 A-1535 TCG E-6 A-1536 TCG E-7 A-1537 TCG E-8 A-1538 |
97 tonnes | |||
Replenishment Oiler (2) | |||||
Akar class | United States(1) Turkey(1) |
19,350 tonnes | |||
Tanker (2) | |||||
United States | 3,200 tonnes | ||||
Troopship (1) | |||||
Poland | 7,948 tonnes | ||||
Submarine Rescue Ship (1) | |||||
Alemdar class | Turkey | TCG Alemdar (A-582) | 4,500 tonnes | ||
Rescue and Salvage Ship (2) | |||||
Turkey | 2,400 tonnes | ||||
Emergency response and diving training boats (2) | |||||
Desan Dalgıç class | Turkey | TCG Dalgıç-1 (Y 15) TCG Dalgıç-2 (Y 16) |
260 tonnes | 34.94 m length, 8 m wide, 2 m draft and maximum speed is 16 knots.[9] Made by Turkish shipyard Desan. | |
Net Laying Ship (2) | |||||
United States | 960 tonnes | ||||
Netherlands | 855 tonnes | ex | |||
Tugboat (11) | |||||
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İnebolu class | Germany | 2,260 tonnes | ex USNS Powhatan | ||
Russia | 1,682 tonnes | ex | |||
Gazal class | United States | TCG Gazal (A-587) | 1,500 tonnes | ex USS Sioux | |
United States | 750 tonnes | ||||
Turkey | 420 tonnes | ||||
Hydrographic Survey Ship (2) | |||||
United States | TCG Çeşme (A-599) | 2550 tonnes | |||
United States | 643,5 tonnes | ||||
Unmanned surface vehicle | |||||
Aselsan ALBATROS USV | Turkey |
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3-5 tonnes | High-Speed Unmanned Surface Target Boat[10][11] |
Ship equipment[]
Ship weapons[]
Weapon | Image | Origin | Type | Notes |
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Atmaca | Turkey | Anti-ship missile Surface-to-surface missile |
Mass Production Started. The serial production contract of Atmaca anti-ship missile was signed between the Presidency of Defence Industries (SSB) and Roketsan on November 2nd, 2018. According to Roketsan, Atmaca is a subsonic, sea-skimming anti-ship missile with a range of over 220km featuring a 250kg-class high explosive fragmentation warhead.[12] | |
A/U/RGM-84 HARPOON | United States | Anti-ship missile Surface-to-surface missile |
Will be replaced by Atmaca | |
United States | Air defense missile | Will be replaced by Aselsan RAM | ||
RIM-162(ESSM) | United States | Air defense missile | Will be replaced by Aselsan RAM | |
RIM-116 | United States Germany |
Air defense missile | Will be replaced by Aselsan RAM | |
MK 45 | United States | Naval gun | ||
OTO Melara | Italy | Naval gun | ||
Turkey | Naval gun | |||
PHALANX | United States | CIWS | Will be replaced by Gökdeniz | |
SEA ZENITH | Switzerland | CIWS | Will be replaced by Gökdeniz | |
Penguin | United States | Air-to-ship missile |
Aircraft[]
These are aircraft in Turkish Naval Forces command. For other aircraft see List of active aircraft of the Turkish Air Force page.
Aircraft | Image | Origin | Type | Variant | Quantity | Notes |
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Aircraft | ||||||
ATR 72 MPA | Italy Turkey |
Maritime Patrol | ATR-600 | 3[13] | The contract of the Meltem III Program, covering the procurement of a total of 6 ATR72-600 aircraft and their modification into Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) configuration for the Turkish Navy was signed between Alenia Aermacchi S.p.A and Turkish Aerospace on July, 2012. The first ATR72-600 aircraft arrived at Turkish Aerospace's facilities on April 19, 2013.[14] | |
CASA CN-235 | Spain Turkey France |
Maritime Patrol | 6[15] | |||
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle | ||||||
TAI Anka | Turkey | UCAV | Anka A/B and S | 14[16] | With a payload capacity of 200kg, the Anka-S platform can carry a range of mission-specific payloads. The unmanned aircraft has an endurance of more than 24 hours and can fly at a maximum altitude of 30,000ft. The UAV has two underwing weapon stations, which can carry weapons such as the Rokestan Smart Micro Munition (MAM-L) air-launched missile launcher and the CIRIT 2.75in guided rocket pod to engage light armoured vehicles, personnel, military shelters, and ground radar stations.[17] | |
Bayraktar TB2 | Turkey | UCAV | Bayraktar A/B and Bayraktar TB2S | 10[18] | The power plant integrates a 100hp internal combustion engine driving a two-bladed variable pitch propeller. The tactical UAV has a range of more than 150km and can fly at a maximum altitude of 27,030ft. It has a maximum speed ranging between 70kt and 120kt and endurance of 27 hours.
Bayraktar TB2 UAV has the capacity to carry a payload of 150kg and operate during day and night. The UAV has a length of 6.5m, wing span of 12m and a maximum take-off weight of 650kg.[19] Bayraktar TB2 can carry 4 MAM-L and MAM-C. | |
Helicopter | ||||||
United States Turkey |
Naval helicopter | S-70B-28 | 24 | 6 on order[20] |
Future projects[]
Project name | Type | Country/Origin | Notes | |||
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Warships | ||||||
Multi-Purpose Amphibious Assault Ship (LHD) Project | LHD Ship | Turkey | Produced under the multi-purpose LHD, TCG Anadolu will be delivered to the navy in 2021.[21] | |||
TF-2000 Destroyer[22] | Air Defense Destroyer | Turkey | Under development. As of 2021, 7 are planned to be constructed. The vessel will be equipped with Turkish indigenous anti-ship missile Atmaca and other locally developed equipment. It is primarily designed as an air-defense-warfare vessel for the Turkish Navy.[23] | |||
Istanbul-class frigate | Frigate | Turkey | The I-class Frigate Program was launched to construct four frigates to replace aging YAVUZ-class Frigates in mid 2020s. Developed under the MILGEM indigenous warship program, the Istanbul-class is an enlarged variant of the Ada-class anti-submarine corvette.[24] | |||
Barbaros-class frigate modernization | Frigate | Turkey | Within the MLU project scope, indigenous systems developed by ASELSAN – HAVELSAN Joint Venture will replace the existing combat systems onboard 4 Barbaros-class Frigates of the Turkish Naval Forces (Türk Deniz Kuvvetleri). The modernization of the first frigate is set to be completed in November 2022, while the last ship of the class is expected to be delivered in 2024.[25] | |||
Submarine | Turkey | Under development. | ||||
Type 214 | Submarine | Germany Turkey |
6 under construction[26] | |||
Test and Training Ship Project[27] | Intelligence Ship | Turkey | produced within the project will be delivered to the Navy in 2021. | |||
Aircraft Carrier | Aircraft Carrier | Turkey | List of the demands has been delivered to STM for the construction of the Turkish aircraft carrier. It is expected to be around 50,000 tons with 1800 personnel with STOVL and regular take off. [28] | |||
[29] | Turkey | |||||
ULAQ | Unmanned surface vehicle (AUSV) | Turkey | ULAQ is the first indigenous and locally developed AUSV. The vehicle is being developed by a joint venture between Ares Shipyard and METEKSAN. The vessel is planned to be equipped with four CIRIT and two L-UMTAS anti-tank missile systems provided by Roketsan. Moreover, ULAQ is projected to have a 400-kilometer-long cruising range with 65km per hour maximum speed. Currently, the project is undergoing sea trials and will start to fire tests through the third quarter of 2021.[30][31] | |||
Aselsan Levent[32] | AUSV/ USV | Turkey | ||||
Ship Weapons | ||||||
Gökdeniz | Air defense system | Turkey | ||||
Aselsan RAM | Air defense system | Turkey | ||||
Atmaca | Anti-ship missile | Turkey | Mass Production Started. The serial production contract of Atmaca anti-ship missile was signed between the Presidency of Defence Industries (SSB) and Roketsan on November 2nd, 2018. According to Roketsan, Atmaca is a subsonic, sea-skimming anti-ship missile with a range of over 220km featuring a 250kg-class high explosive fragmentation warhead.[33] | |||
Gezgin | Missile | Turkey | Under development. | |||
Akya | Heavy Torpedo | Turkey | Mass Production Started. | |||
Orka | Light Torpedo | Turkey | Under development. |
See also[]
- Military equipment of Turkey
- Lists of ships of the Turkish Navy
- List of equipment of the Turkish Land Forces
- List of modern weapons of the Turkish Air Force
- List of equipment of the Turkish Gendarmerie
- List of equipment of the Turkish Coast Guard
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