Turkish Naval Forces. Bayraktar-class ships, largest LST ships in the world. Planned to deliver 2 Bayraktar class LST ships to the Turkish Naval Forces in 2023-2024. The ships have a large interior, the hospital, the fore and aft heavy load ramps, the ramp that provides access to the upper deck, the capacity of carrying 400 amphibious personnel, the ability to drop and collect mines, 4 LCVP extraction vehicles that can move from the ship. TF-2000-class air defense destroyer A total of 15 ships of three types (Corvette (Ada Class), Frigate (I Class) and Destroyer (TF-2000 Class)) will be built within the scope of the National Ship (MILGEM) project, which aims to meet the warship needs of the Turkish Navy through national means. The first four ships built within this scope, the corvettes TCG Heybeliada (F-511), TCG Büyükada (F-512), TCG Burgazada (F-513) and TCG Kınalıada (F-514), have been delivered to the Naval Forces Command. The design activities of the TF-2000 Air Defence Warfare (ADW) Destroyer, the last phase of the MILGEM Project, was started by the Design Project Office (DPO) of the Turkish Navy in 2017. Initially planned as four ships, it was later decided to build a total of seven TF-2000 class destroyers, considering the increasing threats in the region and the date when the ships will enter the inventory. The first TF-2000 class destroyer is planned to be delivered to the Turkish Navy in 2027. Istanbul-class frigate The I-class Frigate Program was launched to construct four frigates to replace the aging Yavuz-class Frigates in the mid-2020s. Developed under the MILGEM indigenous warship program, the Istanbul-class is an enlarged variant of the Ada-class anti-submarine warfare corvette. The I-class Frigates will have around 50% increased fuel capacity and operational range capability compared to the Ada-class corvettes. The first Istanbul-class frigate [tr] was launched on 23 January 2021. It is expected that the acceptance tests will be completed in January 2023 and the ship will be delivered in September 2023. Barbaros-class frigate modernization With the Barbaros Class Frigate Half-Life Modernization Project, which has been going on for a long time, it is aimed to remove the existing combat systems of four Barbaros Class Frigates registered in the inventory of the Naval Forces Command, and to equip them with systems developed locally and nationally by the Aselsan-Havelsan consortium in accordance with the requirements of the era. It is planned that the modernization of