29.02.2004, 20:36
Die Türkei baut nur einen Teil der Stinger Missile im Zuge des Euro-Stinger Projekts.
This is a joint venture between Turkey, Germany, Greece, and the Netherlands to develop a European version of the U.S. Stinger shoulder-launched anti-aircraft missile licensed by the U.S. company Raytheon. Turkey is producing around 4,800 missiles. Assembly of the final product is taking place at both the German plant Dornier and the Turkish plant Rokestan AS. Rokestan was formed in 1988 and produces rocket motors and propellants for the Raytheon Stinger missile. (HRW and DISAM)
Ich würde jedoch jetzt mal sagen, das sie in der Lage wären die Stinger missile zu produzieren, falls es nötig wird.
This is a joint venture between Turkey, Germany, Greece, and the Netherlands to develop a European version of the U.S. Stinger shoulder-launched anti-aircraft missile licensed by the U.S. company Raytheon. Turkey is producing around 4,800 missiles. Assembly of the final product is taking place at both the German plant Dornier and the Turkish plant Rokestan AS. Rokestan was formed in 1988 and produces rocket motors and propellants for the Raytheon Stinger missile. (HRW and DISAM)
Ich würde jedoch jetzt mal sagen, das sie in der Lage wären die Stinger missile zu produzieren, falls es nötig wird.