Navy on target

Turkish Navy has been shaken by lawsuits for the last four years. Following the lynching campaign launched in the media, the command level of the navy was almost liquidated. More than 40 admirals were arrested. The number of officers investigated is in the hundreds, and those involved in the cases are in the thousands.

Okay but why? Why was the Republic Navy, which was in the golden age of its history, targeted?

Retired Rear Admiral Cem Gürdeniz, who is detained in Silivri Prison due to the Sledgehammer Case, gives groundbreaking answers to this question in his book titled The Navy on Target. Gürdeniz's answers are not the type you are used to reading in the press. Gürdeniz, the officer who served as the President of Plans and Principles for the longest period of time, questions in his book who the Turkish Navy is making uneasy; It shows the relationship of schemes and conspiracies with international politics.

The targeted Navy bravely reveals the real reasons for the lynching and liquidation campaign in recent years.

• What was the cost of loyalty to NATO to the Turkish Navy?
• Who is responsible for Greece's seizure of 15 islands?
• Is the real reason for the schemes and conspiracies the sharing of natural gas fields in the Eastern Mediterranean?
• Why did the Turkish Navy's activities in the Black Sea worry the USA?
• What does the EU Progress Report say about the Turkish Naval Forces?
• Are the warships sent to Libya a harbinger of a new era?
  
  
  Thin Cover:
  
  Number of Pages: 416
  
  Year of Printing: 2013
  
  
  eBook:
  
  Number of Pages: 419
  
  Year of Printing: 2013
  
  
  Language: Turkish
  Publisher: Red Cat

First Print Year: 2013

Language Turkish