The Turkish Navy is revolutionizing: the first unmanned surface ship Marlin Sida goes to sea
In cooperation with the leading Turkish defense company Aselsan and the Sefine shipyard, the first unmanned surface ship Marlin Sida TCB 1101 was successfully developed and put into operation. This newest ship is an important step in modern naval technology and demonstrates Turkey’s ability to innovate in the defense industry.
The Turkish Navy has acquired a vessel that combines outstanding range and impressive military capabilities. With a length of 15 meters, the Marlin Sida is designed to efficiently perform a variety of maritime tasks, offering versatility and a range of 400 nautical miles. The Marlin Sida is designed to play a crucial role in both defensive and offensive naval operations.
One of the key features of the Marlin Sida is its electronic warfare capabilities. The ship is equipped with a 12.7 mm remote-controlled combat station, which increases its combat flexibility and ability to respond to potential threats in various scenarios, whether off the coast or at sea.
The adoption of the Marlin Sida TCB 1101 demonstrates Turkey’s commitment to strengthening its naval forces and provides the country with additional means of supporting security and defense in the maritime domain.
