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SAYI ISSUE Mart-Nisan • March-April120 2021 Kurum İçi İletişim Dergisi Internal Communications Magazine ISSN 1301-6075 MİLLÎ UZAY PROGRAMI İLE HEDEFLERİMİZ ARTIK DAHA DA BÜYÜK TURKISH AEROSPACE AIMS HIGHER WITH THE NATIONAL SPACE PROGRAM TSKGV'nin bağlı ortaklığı ve SSB'nin iştirakidir. Subsidiary of TAFF and affiliate of SSB www.tusas.com Değerli Çalışma Arkadaşlarım, Dear Colleagues, 2023 yılı hedeflerimize ulaşmak için durmaksızın çalıştığımız We completed the first quarter of 2021 feeling proud about bu süreçte; 2021’nin ilk çeyreğini özgün ürünlerimizin the additions of our indigenous products to the inventory güvenlik güçlerimizin envanterine katılmaları ile yaşadığımız of Turkey’s security forces, our new collaborations, and gurur, gerçekleştirdiğimiz yeni iş birlikleri ve projelerimizde the important developments in our projects while working kaydettiğimiz önemli aşamalarla birlikte tamamladık. continuously to achieve our 2023 goals. Şubat ayı içerisinde Kara Kuvvetleri Komutanlığımıza, In February, we delivered two T129 ATAK Phase II Helicopters, envanterinde yer alan 57 adet T129 ATAK helikopterine ilavaten which have gained a more active operational capability with entegre edilen yeni sistemleri ile daha etkin bir operasyonel new systems, and 57 T129 ATAK Helicopters to the inventory kabiliyet kazanan iki adet T129 ATAK Faz II Helikopteri’mizi of the Turkish Land Forces Command. We were proud to teslim ettik. İçişleri Bakanlığı Emniyet Genel Müdürlüğümüze ise deliver the first T129 ATAK Helicopter to the Ministry of ilk T129 ATAK Helikopteri’mizi teslim etmenin gururunu yaşadık. National Affairs and the General Directorate of Security. While ANKA’larımız Mavi Vatan savunmasında görevlerini sürdürürken, ANKAs fulfill their duty in the Blue Motherland defense, we Deniz Kuvvetleri Komutanlığımıza iki adet ANKA SİHA teslimatını delivered two ANKA Manned Aerial Vehicles to the Turkish gerçekleştirdik. Erciyes Programı kapsamında modernizasyonu Naval Command. We also delivered our eighth aircraft to the ve test uçuşları tamamlanan 8’inci uçağımızı Hava Kuvvetleri Turkish Air Forces Command whose modernization and test Komutanlığımıza teslim ettik. flights were completed as part of the Erciyes Program. 2021 yılının bizler için en heyecan verici gelişmelerinden olan, The National Space Program was announced by the Cumhurbaşkanlığımızın ortaya koyduğu, ülkemizin geleceğini President’s Office in order to build a national future and was oluşturacak “Millî Uzay Programı” çerçevesinde Şirketimize one of the most exciting developments for us in 2021. We verilen görevler ile uzay alanında sahip olduğumuz kabiliyet ve are happy to contribute to this endeavor in space with our deneyimlerimizle yer almaktan mutluluk duyduk. capabilities and experience. İleri teknolojileri tesislerimize kazandırmak amacı ile Ar-Ge We continue to increase our R&D investments in order to alanına yaptığımız yatırımları artırmaya, ülkemizin havacılık facilitate advanced technologies and to take important and Hygıene sektöründeki gelişiminin devamlılığını sağlamak üzere emin ve sturdy steps to ensure continuity in the development of the güçlü adımlar atmaya devam ediyoruz. 2 bin 500 şirket arasında national aviation industry. While we receive feedback for our yerimizi aldığımız “2020 Avrupa Birliği Endüstriyel Ar-Ge efforts such as our ranking among the 2,500 companies Yatırımları Puan Tablosu” ile bu adımların geri dönüşünü alırken, on the “2020 European Union Industrial R&D Investments #YİNEYENERİZ daha fazla kazanım sağlamak için bu alandaki yatırımlarımızı Scoreboard,” we will continue to make investments in this field sürdürüyoruz. for more results. #WEWILLPREVAIL Boeing-787 Elevator, Cargo Barrier ve Horizontal Leading Edge The Gold Supplier Award we received from our strategic gibi birçok kritik yapısal parçanın üretimini gerçekleştirdiğimiz, partner Boeing is a fruit of the trust we have instilled in our stratejik partnerimiz Boeing tarafından layık görüldüğümüz “Altın partner, for whom we manufacture many critical parts under Tedarikçi” ödülü ile birlikte inşa ettiğimiz güvenin sonuçlarını the scope of the Boeing-787 Elevator, Cargo Barrier, and alıyoruz. Horizontal Leading Edge projects. 2021 yılını sizlerin emekleri ve gayretleri ile büyük başarılarla I am confident that we will reach the end of 2021 with great birlikte tamamlayacağımızı biliyor, Cumhurbaşkanımızın ve achievements thanks to your efforts. I’d like to thank you for milletimizin bizden beklediği sorumlulukları yerine getirmek, your passion and the effort you make for reaching our goals Milli Muharip Uçak ile Türk Havacılık Sektörü’nde yeni bir çığır which include fulfilling the responsibilities presented to us by açmak, ülkemizin geleceğine güç katmak ve 2023 hedefleri the President and the Turkish nation, breaking new ground in başta olmak üzere tüm gayelere erişmek için göstereceğiniz the Turkish aviation industry with the Turkish Fighter, making gayret, duyduğunuz istek ve verdiğiniz emekler için bir kez daha the future of our country stronger, and achieving our 2023 sizlere şükranlarımı sunuyorum. goals. Prof. Dr. Temel KOTİL Türk Havacılık ve Uzay Sanayii Genel Müdürü President & CEO of Turkish Aerospace İÇİNDEKİLER / CONTENTS Künye EKİPLERİMİZ / OUR TEAMS KALİTE / QUALITY Sahibi / Owner Türk Havacılık ve Uzay Sanayii Genel Müdürü / President and 60 CEO of Turkish Aerospace 32 Prof. Dr. Temel KOTİL Genel Yayın Yönetmeni / Executive Editor Serdar DEMİR Yayın Danışmanı / Editorial Deneyim, Kabiliyet, Koordinasyon: Emniyetli Ürün için Consultant TÜRKSAT 6A Etkin Tasarım Organizasyonu: DOA Dr. Ali GENÇ Experience, Capability, Coordination: DOA - Effective Design Organization for Safe Products Sorumlu Yazı İşleri Müdürü / 20 TÜRKSAT 6A Managing Editor Muharrem YILMAZ TEKNİK / TECHNICAL SİBER GÜVENLİK / CYBERSECURITY Yayın Kurulu / Editorial Board Münteha MANGAN, Gizem Millî Uzay Programı ile Deniz UYSAL, Kübra FELEK YILMAZ, Çiğdem MUTİ, Gökhan Hedeflerimiz 38 64 TİMURHAN, Didem ÖZKAN Artık Daha Da Büyük Editör / Editor Kübra FELEK YILMAZ Turkish Aerospace Aims Higher Grafik Tasarım ve Uygulama / with the National Space Program Graphic Design Gökyüzünde elektronik hâkimiyetin anahtarı: Sosyal Mesajlaşma Uygulamalarının Çiğdem MUTİ HAVA SOJ Projesi Güvenlik Özellikleri The Key to Electronic Dominance in the Sky: Katkıda Bulunanlar / The Security Policies of Social Messaging Contributors The HAVA SOJ Project Applications Bican ÇELİK, Mustafa KARABAŞ Fotoğraflar / Photographs HABERLER / NEWS TOPLULUKLARIMIZ / COMMUNITIES AİLE / FAMILY Vecdi Burak ULUKARTAL, Mehmet Ali ÜSTÜN Çeviri / Translation 06 17 Didem DİNÇSOY 48 70 Redaksiyon / Proofreading (English) Dr. Eva STAMOULOU ORAL İdare Yeri / Location Yılın Fotoğrafı Belirlendi Türk Havacılık ve Uzay Sanayii Şirketimiz, Toplam Cirosunun Yüzde 40’ını TUSAŞ Bowling Kulübü Potansiyel Keşfi İçin Ailelere İpuçları Ar-Ge Yatırımlarına Harcadı Photo of the Year Announced Fethiye Mh. Havacılık Blv. No:17 Turkish Aerospace Bowling Club Hints for Discovering a Child’s Potential Kahramankazan 06980 Turkish Aerospace Spent 40% of Its Turnover Ankara / Türkiye on R&D Expenses Tel: 0.312 811 18 00 İSG / OHS TARİH / HISTORY Faks-Fax: 0.312 811 14 08 www.tusas.com.tr 12 Basım Yeri / Printing 19 Karınca Ajans 58 74 Matbaacılık Yayıncılık Dr. Mediha Eldem Sk. No: 56/1 Kızılay / Ankara Tel: 0.312 431 54 83 Faks-Fax: 0.312 431 54 84 Enerji Verimliliği ile Geleceğimize Sahip Çıkıyoruz Yüksektekiler Söyleşileri’nde Değişimi Gözet, Riskleri Yönet! Osmanlı Hava Kuvvetleri ve Çanakkale Savaşı Turkish Aerospace Protects the Future with Energy “Blockchain” ve “Mars”ı Ele Aldık Prepare for Change and Manage the Risks! The Ottoman Air Force and the Battle of Gallipoli Efficiency Turkish Aerospace Aiming High Talks Discussed Blockchain and Mars © TUSAŞ Türk Havacılık ve Uzay Sanayii A.Ş.’nin yayınıdır. Publication of Turkish Aerospace Industries, Inc. Faz-2 Donanımlı T129 ATAK Helicopter with T129 ATAK Helikopteri Phase II Configuration Ülkemizin taktik keşif ve taarruz helikopteri ihtiyacını başarılı bir şekilde karşılayan T129 T129 ATAK Helicopter, which successfully fulfills the country’s need for tactical TUSAŞ'IN HİKÂYESİ ATAK Helikopterimiz Faz-2 donanımı ile artık daha güçlü ve daha yerli. reconnaissance and attack helicopters, is stronger with its Phase II configuration which was developed with national resources. THE STORY OF TURKISH AEROSPACE Yeni geliştirilen Faz-2 donanımı ile birlikte Lazer İkaz Alıcı Sistemi (LİAS), Radar İkaz Alıcı Sistemi (RİAS), Radar Frekans Karıştırıcı Sistem (RFKS) sistemleri entegre edilen ve yerlilik The newly developed Phase II configuration was accompanied by the integration of systems oranı artırılan T 129 ATAK Helikopterimiz, bugüne kadar yürütülen operasyonlarda büyük including a laser warning receiver, a radar warning receiver, and a radio frequency jammer. başarıları ile silahlı kuvvetlerimizin gücüne güç katarken, yeni özellikleri ile daha güvenli The T129 ATAK Helicopter, which has contributed to the strength of the Turkish Armed bir operasyon kabiliyeti de kazanmış oldu. Forces during operations, has gained a safer operation capability with its new features. Faz-2 donanımı ile ilk uçuşunu 2019 yılında gerçekleştiren T129 ATAK, geçtiğimiz günlerde Having performed its first flight with the Phase II configuration in 2019, the first T129 ATAK gerçekleştirilen törenle ilk kez Emniyet Genel Müdürlüğü envanterinde yerini aldı. Böylece was added to the inventory of the General Directorate of Security with a ceremony.
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