Turkish army gest last delivery of ADOP-2000 project.

According to Defence and Technology, inspection and acceptance activities of the fourth and final delivery carried out within the scope of the ADOP-2000 Project 2nd Dissemination Contract with the Turkish army were completed with the conclusion of the functional tests of the systems.
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Inspection and acceptance activities of the fourth and final delivery carried out within the scope of the ADOP-2000 Project 2nd Dissemination Contract with the Turkish army were completed with the conclusion of the functional tests of the systems. (Picture source: via Defence and Technology)

Within the scope of the Fire Support Automation Systems (ADOP-2000) contract signed between ASELSAN and the Turkish Ministry of National Defense on 21 December 2016 in order to meet the needs of the Land Forces Command, the 1st delivery activity was successfully completed on 18 July 2018. The ADOP-2000 is a combination of tactical and technical fire management systems covering fire support functions from the top corps level command centers to weapons and forward surveillance elements.

The ADOP-2000 System aims to provide the fire support needed by a corps on the battlefield in the most appropriate, most economical, safest way and in the shortest time, integrated with other functional areas in the battle, and in this context, fire support elements and target detection and identification systems are tactical and technical. provides integration. System; It significantly increases the effectiveness, efficiency and firepower of artillery, mortar and rocket weapons on the battlefield.

The ADOP-2000 System aims to provide the fire support needed by a corps on the battlefield in the most appropriate, most economical, safest way and in the shortest time, integrated with other functional areas in the battle (Picture source: via Defence and Technology)

The ADOP-2000 System aims to provide the fire support needed by a corps on the battlefield in the most appropriate, most economical, safest way and in the shortest time, integrated with other functional areas in the battle (Picture source: ASLSAN via Defence and Technology)

The ADOP-2000 System aims to provide the fire support needed by a corps on the battlefield in the most appropriate, most economical, safest way and in the shortest time, integrated with other functional areas in the battle (Picture source: via Defence and Technology)