Turkish Land Forces
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Summary
Turkish Land Forces is an army[1]. It draws 11,040 Wikipedia views per month (army category, ranking #30 of 254).[2]
Key Facts
- Turkish Land Forces is in the country of Turkey[3].
- Turkish Land Forces's instance of is recorded as army[4].
- Turkish Land Forces took place at Ankara[5].
- Turkish Land Forces's child organization or unit is recorded as First Army[6].
- Turkish Land Forces's child organization or unit is recorded as Second Army[7].
- Turkish Land Forces's child organization or unit is recorded as Third Army[8].
- Turkish Land Forces's child organization or unit is recorded as Aegean Army[9].
- Turkish Land Forces's child organization or unit is recorded as Q31190921[10].
- Turkish Land Forces's child organization or unit is recorded as Turkish Armed Forces in Northern Cyprus[11].
- Turkish Land Forces's child organization or unit is recorded as 4th Corps (Turkey)[12].
- Turkish Land Forces's child organization or unit is recorded as Q108784152[13].
- Turkish Land Forces's child organization or unit is recorded as Turkish Peacekeeping Task Force in Bosnia and Herzegovina[14].
- Turkish Land Forces is part of Turkish Armed Forces[15].
- Turkish Land Forces's Commons category is recorded as Army of Turkey[16].
- Turkish Land Forces's chairperson is recorded as Yaşar Güler[17].
- Turkish Land Forces's parent organization or unit is recorded as Turkish Armed Forces[18].
- Turkish Land Forces's official website is recorded as http://www.kkk.tsk.tr[19].
- Turkish Land Forces's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Turkish Land Forces[20].
- Turkish Land Forces's order of battle is recorded as Turkish Army order of battle in 1941[21].
Body
Identity
Turkish Land Forces is part of Turkish Armed Forces[15].
Leadership
Turkish Land Forces's chairperson is recorded as Yaşar Güler[17].
Operations
Turkish Land Forces's parent organization or unit is recorded as Turkish Armed Forces[18]. Subsidiaries include First Army[6], a military unit[22], in Turkey[23], founded in 1923[24], headquartered in Selimiye Barracks[25]; Second Army[7], a military unit[26], in Turkey[27], founded in 1923[28], headquartered in Malatya Province[29]; Third Army[8], a military unit[30], in Turkey[31], founded in 1923[32], headquartered in Erzincan[33]; Aegean Army[9], a military unit[34], in Turkey[35], founded in 1975[36], headquartered in İzmir[37]; Q31190921[10], a military unit[38], in Turkey[39], founded in 1985[40]; and Turkish Armed Forces in Northern Cyprus[11], a military unit[41], in Turkey[42], founded in 1974[43], headquartered in Kyrenia[44].
Why It Matters
Turkish Land Forces draws 11,040 Wikipedia views per month (army category, ranking #30 of 254).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 18 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[45] It is known by 38 alternative names across languages and contexts.[46]