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The Turkish Armed Forces continue to enhance their modern air power with the addition of new platforms. According to a statement by the Ministry of National Defense, another T-129 ATAK helicopter has been delivered to the Land Forces Command. With this latest delivery, the total number of ATAK helicopters in service has reached 55.
The T-129 ATAK, a flagship project of Türkiye’s defense industry, is renowned for its high maneuverability and powerful attack capabilities. Developed with domestic resources, the helicopter plays a dual role in both assault missions and tactical reconnaissance, providing critical support to ground operations. Its versatile design makes it a key asset in modern warfare environments.
One of the most significant advantages of the ATAK helicopter is its ability to maintain superior performance even under challenging terrain and adverse weather conditions. This capability strengthens the Turkish Armed Forces’ operational flexibility and enhances its ability to respond effectively to regional and global security threats.
The induction of the 55th ATAK helicopter not only reflects Türkiye’s commitment to modernizing its air fleet with indigenous solutions but also underscores the nation’s determination to achieve greater independence in defense technologies. With each new delivery, the Turkish Armed Forces reinforce their deterrence and combat readiness on the battlefield.
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