At the Ammunition Separation and Sorting Facility (MAAT) operating within the Turkish Armed Forces, decommissioned conventional ammunition, rockets, missiles, and mines are safely separated and then subjected to destruction or recycling processes. Located in the Yahşihan district of Kırıkkale, the facility is built on an area of 216,000 square meters. The complex includes 12 workshops, 17 service buildings, and 3 ammunition depots. The facility …
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At the Ammunition Separation and Sorting Facility (MAAT) operating within the Turkish Armed Forces, decommissioned conventional ammunition, rockets, missiles, and mines are safely separated and then subjected to destruction or recycling processes. Located in the Yahşihan district of Kırıkkale, the facility is built on an area of 216,000 square meters. The complex includes 12 workshops, 17 service buildings, and 3 ammunition depots. The facility …