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    Posted: 20-Apr-2007 at 11:33
Originally posted by Young Tatar

Dear Friends,

I'm Crimean Tartar and I'm member of Giray Dynasty. My grandfather is Genghis Khan and Batu Khan and Hadji Giray Khan. Tartars are Turk. We are Powerful,Dignified and bold.Because,we are TURKS.
Trk Cumhuriyetleri Birliği bir gn kurulacaktır.
We found of Turkish Republics Union. certainly


I bet you are not "pure" Turk. Big%20smileLOLSmile
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How can you guys take almost fifteen pages in a topic in the Military Forum and argue over Turkish-Central Asian ethnicity questions?  There are PLENTY of topics in the Ethnic History of Central Asia subforum in which you can argue to your heart's content over these issues.  But really, in the end, do you honestly expect to convince each other?
 
Anyways, why don't we try discussing "Turk Warriors" from a military perspective?  In other words, without getting into questions of ethnicity and nationality, what were the weapons and tactics utilized by Turks throughout the ages?  Once again, please try to be objective as much as possible, leaving out the questions/statements about ethnicity.
 
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Originally posted by Byzantine Emperor

what were the weapons and tactics utilized by Turks throughout the ages? 


Most important tactic that Turks used is Turan Tactic(maybe only tactic in pre ottoman age).

for example:
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Originally posted by Young Tatar

Because,

They weren't Turks.They were a Mongol. But,Crimean and Kazan Tatars are Turk.
 
LOLI think you're a bit confused about what a winged hussar is.Winged hussars are the polish heavy cavalry that wear heavy plate armour,5-5,5m long spears.sabers,pistols...Some of them also wear wings(winged hussar) to scare horses.They've got nothing to do with turks and tatars exept that thay fight against themLOL.
 
 
 
 
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I cannot understand some things.
 
I am Greek. Greece has been under Ottoman occupation for 400 yrs. My logic says that there is a chance that i have Turkish blood.
 
How can a Turk be sure that he is a pure Turk (if there is such a thing, as a race speaking) since many tribes have been to their lands for centuries. Greeks, Huns, Mongols and many other.
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Human ,you are way out of topic. 
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Seyid Onbaşı(corporal seyit)carrying a bullet(275 kg) for artillery(mechanism to carry the bullet broken during the alliance bombardement).

War of Gallipoli






Edited by the_oz - 27-Apr-2007 at 08:40
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Struggle against invaders in hard conditions.
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Posts: 68 		  Quote human Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27-Apr-2007 at 08:42
Originally posted by Spartakus

Well, parts of Hellenic population in Asia Minor were Turkified.So a part of modern Turks are coming from Turkified Hellens.Not all of course but a small part yes.

 
I found this post, which is yours, on this thread and many others having a relation with my post.
 
Im sorry if im way out though..... Smile
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Turkish Army now:
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Isn't that one of the Maroon Berets? If you look them up, that guy's picture is always shown.
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no he is SAT commando(su altı taaruz in turkish).
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[/QUOTE]
 
Uhlans are later than Winged Hussars. They are something like Hussars descendants. They fought with lance like Winged Hussars. They were Polish, Lithuanians and Tartars as well. Unlike Winged Hussars they originated from Tartars who settled in Poland and Great Duchy of Lithuania. Even in WWII there were in Polish army some Uhlan troops with Tartar's banners. Famous Uhlan trops e.g Vistula Uhlans who anihilated British Coulbourn's Brigade in battle of Albhuera. Kazimierz Pułaski - US hero was Uhlan etc.
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also the word "uhlan" derivered from turkish word "oğlan".
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  Quote Guests Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 08-May-2007 at 21:42
Awesome pics Great StuffClapThumbs%20Up
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Ottoman Canon





Ottoman Turkish Flintlock Kubur Pistol (1750)



Galley Warships (Kardigas)





Galleon Warships (Kalyon)






Edited by HangPC2 - 16-Jun-2007 at 00:36
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