The IFF systems are integrated on Yavuz class frigates, Kılıç-II class fast attack crafts and Tuzla class New Type Patrol Boats. The port and sea acceptance tests are completed.
Platform inspection
and analysis activities, platform integration design and production,
interrogator control and display unit design and production, data adaptation
units (radar, electronic warfare, power, platform data), mechanical adaptation
units, combat management system integration, EMI/ EMC interaction
analysis/tests, assembly/integration activities, user, maintenance, and
assembly integration pieces of training are all performed within the scope of
integration.
In 2018, the Presidency of Defence Industries (SSB) and ASELSAN inked a contract to develop, mass-produce, and integrate IFF Mod 5/S transponder, short-medium-long-range interrogator, and integrated interrogator-transponder systems to fulfil the demands of Air and Naval Forces commands.
Within the contract
framework, friend-foe identification and identification systems are created and
given to security forces for use, allowing for the quick and accurate
identification of friendly platforms conducting their responsibilities through
questioning and answering techniques.
NATO militaries are moving to the newest friend-foe interrogation system, IFF Mod 5/S. Turkey creates one-of-a-kind solutions in this industry and incorporates them into its platforms. Compared to primary modes, IFF Mod 5/S offers greater characteristics such as longer-range interrogation, increased resilience to SIGINT, jamming and deception, high identification capabilities, and a national crypto device.
Turkish Air Force
aircraft have bombed and sank TCG Kocatepe (D-354) Destroyer on 21 July 1974.
Turkey was conducting a peace operation to rescue Turkish Cypriots from Greece
and Greek Cypriot aggressors. Turkish pilots and captains established
communication links but did not trust sailors believing that it was a Greek
vessel.