HAVELSAN’s FLEETSTAR and SUBSTAR data distribution systems, the “brains” of modern naval platforms, now operate not only in Turkish Navy vessels but also across three continents. The systems boast over 80% local content and unmatched reliability.

Launched at Yalova’s Sefine Shipyard, TCG İçel (F-518) is the 8th ship of the MİLGEM I-Class Frigate Project, featuring up to 80% indigenous radar, sonar, fire control, and anti-ship systems.

At TEKNOFEST Blue Homeland, SAT and SAS commandos reenacted a 2011 maritime hostage rescue operation using stealth diving gear and ATAK boats, thrilling thousands of spectators.

At TEKNOFEST Blue Homeland, Türkiye’s first indigenous frigate TCG İstanbul and the modernized TCG Oruçreis were exhibited side by side, symbolizing the nation’s naval modernization and engineering power.

The final day of TEKNOFEST 2025 Blue Homeland draws thousands to Istanbul Shipyard Command, where visitors lined up to tour Türkiye’s largest warship, TCG Anadolu.

At TEKNOFEST Blue Homeland, Roketsan’s Underwater Rocket Competition gives young engineers hands-on experience in designing and operating underwater rocket systems for future naval technologies.

Held at Istanbul Shipyard Command, the 8th TEKNOFEST Blue Homeland competition brings 42 finalist teams to the sea for the first time, testing rescue, mapping, and underwater infrastructure security missions.

At TEKNOFEST Mavi Vatan, Turkish Navy engineers shared details on the National Aircraft Carrier project, revealing 40 MW installed power and a 750 km-range ÇAFRAD radar system.