TCG Kinaliada to join Turkish Navy on Sunday

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Turkey's indigenously built warship TCG Kinaliada is set join the country's navy at a commissioning ceremony in Istanbul on Sunday

The 4th ship of the MİLGEM Project, TCG Kınalıada, will be put into service on Sunday with a ceremony to be held at Istanbul Naval Shipyard.

The Istanbul Naval Shipyard Command started construction of Kinaliada , the fourth Ada-class corvette, in October, 2015. The MILGEM project's indigenous Ada-class corvettes are capable to launch surface combats, showing the advancement of Turkish defense industry.

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