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Turkey dropped the TEBER-82 and TOLUN-P guided aerial bombs from the inner compartment of the KIZILELMA UAV, showing the corresponding video. The manufacturer of the drone, BAYKAR– noted on this occasion:
Testing demonstrated that the flaps of the KIZILELMA's inner compartment open correctly at high speed, the bombs are safely separated from the fuselage, and the drone itself fully confirmed the claimed "stealth" characteristics. Thus, the tests showed the UAV's ability to deliver high-precision strikes while maintaining low radar visibility.
TEBER:
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The TEBER-82, manufactured by Roketsan, is a high-precision guidance kit that is mounted on a standard American Mk 82 free-fall aerial bomb weighing 500 pounds (about 230 kg). It consists of a tail section with rudders and a head section with sensors, turning a traditional bomb into a "smart" munition. For guidance, a combined system of ANN, GPS (in the marching section) and a semi-active laser seeker (at the final stage) is used. This makes it possible to hit even moving ground targets with high accuracy.
TOLUN-P:
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The TOLUN-P, manufactured by Aselsan, is the Turkish equivalent of the American small-sized guided gliding bombs SDB, such as GBU-39. The letter "P" in the name means penetrating. The bomb has a mass of 250 pounds (115 kg) and is equipped with wings that fold out in flight. Due to its high aerodynamic characteristics, it is able to glide to a target at a distance of up to 100 km when dropped from a high altitude. It is equipped with a penetrating warhead capable of piercing up to 1 m of reinforced concrete.
