IDEF 2021: ASFAT unveils convertible version of Hisar OPV
ASFAT's design concept envisages an extensive armament and sensor package that could be fitted to OPVs to enhance their capabilities in a conflict scenario,
A model of Deniz Han was displayed by Dearsan at IDEF 2021. (Photo: author)
Earlier in August, Turkmenistan commissioned Deniz Han the largest warship in the country's naval forces. The vessel was built in Turkmenistan by a Turkish JV between Gülsan and Dearsan Shipyard. The Central Asian country has recently acquired various new items of military equipment.
Deniz Han is based on the C92 corvette design of Dearsan Shipyard.
As indicated by the name, the vessel is 91.40m long and 13.30m wide. She has a draft of 3.6m and a displacement of 600t. The hull is made from steel while the superstructure is aluminium alloy. A landing deck can support helicopters but there is no
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