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05 EDITORIAL COMMENT
How Difficult It Is to Manufacture Ammunition for Small Arms?
06 DEFENCE NEWS
n Countdown for ROBOİK Continuest
n ASELSAN Expands Academic Collaborations by Signing New Protocol with the CoHE
n Twelve Defence and Aerospace Companies Make it into the Capital 500 List
n HAVELSAN Expands Innovation-related Resources with Doctorate Thesis Award and GIS Competition
n TAFF Grants ¨71 Million to the Defence Industry Support Fund
n Next Generation Light Armoured Vehicle Workshops Continue at the BTSO
n BMC’s Much-Lauded KİRPİ to Continue with the Next Generation KİRPİ 4x4
n TÜRKSAT-6A Moves onto Production Phase
n Aerospace Cluster Association Launches Second International Competitiveness Development Project
n Meteksan Defence Finds First Overseas Customer for Retinar PTR
n Great Support by TAI to Up-and-Coming Technicians
n DIMO Day’17 to Bring Together Leading Defence and Aerospace Companies in Ankara
n Collective Contracts Signed at MKEK
n Technoparks from Around the World to Meet in Istanbul
18 SSI
Latif Aral ALİŞ, Chairman of the Board of Directors, Defence and Aerospace Industry Exporters’ Association Gaining a Lasting Foothold in the World’s Largest Defence Companies List with an Ever Increasing Number of Companies
20 TAF
Decisions of the 2017 Supreme Military Council
22 SPECIAL COVERAGE
Meteksan Defence Becoming a World Brand in Platform Simulators
36 INTERVIEW
Fatih ALTUNBAŞ, General Manager of Turaç
48 SPECIAL COVERAGE
TAI and KalDer Join Forces for National Quality; Surprise HÜRJET Announcement at the Ceremony
50 INTERVIEW
Gianpiero LORANDI, Defence Systems Division Director at Leonardo
56 INTERVIEW
Burhan ÖZGÜR, General Manager of İŞBİR
64 SPECIAL COVERAGE
On Its 4th Anniversary, TTAF Defence Visits Atatürk’s Mausoleum
66 INTERVIEW
Ayberk ÖZCAN, Chairman of the Board of Odak Composites Inc.
74 AMAC EVENTS
Armed Forces Day Celebration of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus

MSI Turkish Defence Review Magazine Description:

MSI (Military, Science & Intelligence) Turkish Defence Review (TDR) is one of the defence reviews sold in newsstands with the total circulation of about 5.500 copies and is the only periodical issued monthly in Turkish and English about defence (land, air, navy), aerospace (aviation & space), and security (including homeland security, cyber security & law enforcement) in Turkey.
MSI TDR has been working continuously with approximately 300 different sizes of Turkish defence companies in different subjects.
MSI TDR follows up all steps from emerging of an initial requirement to procurement, from production to test, from delivery to after sale service among the triangle of end users (Turkish Armed Forces, National Police, Gendarmerie General Command, Coast Guard), procurement body (the Undersecretaries for Defence Industries (SSM), Ministry of Defence (MSB)) and the defence industry (all prime and sub-contractor companies), makes news and releases to its subscribers.