here, found something:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_history_of_the_Republic_of_Turkey#World_War_II
"In 1938, the
Turkish Army at peacetime strength consisted of 174,000 soldiers and 20,000
officers forming 11
army corps, 23
divisions, one armoured
brigade, 3
cavalry brigades and 7 frontier commands.
[1][2] It was ill-equipped with primarily
World War I era weapons.
[1] The rifles used were a mixture including
Mausers,
Mannlichers,
Lee–Enfields,
Martinis,
Lebels and others.
[2] As late as February 1940, the
British Foreign Office noted:
"The Turkish Army is very short of rifles and has asked us to supply 150,000".
[2]"
"As for the
air force,
Turkey had 131 first line
aircraft in 1937, of them only half were relatively modern.
[2] Turkey hoped to increase its aircraft quantity to 300 by 1938.
[2] Although Turkey had 300 trained
pilots"
"At the beginning of
World War II the Turkish Air Force consisted of some 370 aircraft of all types, 450 pilots and 8,000 men.
[4]"
"The
Turkish Navy was the weakest of the services. It consisted of the outdated
battle cruiser Yavuz (ex-Goeben), 4
destroyers, 5-6
submarines, 2
light cruisers, 3
mine-sweepers, 2
gunboats, 3 motor
torpedo boats, 4
minelayers and a
surveying vessel.
[8][9] The personnel strength was approximately 800 officers and 4,000 men.
[10] The Navy lacked all modern appliances for defending coasts and harbours, and the ships were defenceless against air attacks.
[8]"
"During the Anglo-Turkish Treaty negotiations in September 1939 a military credit agreement amounting to
£25 million was agreed upon.
[11] A Turkish Ministry of Defence letter to the
Turkish General Staff dating 22.03.1940 stated that the
Turkish Army was to be increased to 1.3 million effectives forming 14
army corps consisting of 41
infantry and 3
cavalry divisions, 7 fortified positions and one armoured
brigade.
[11] Yet, the letter stated,
"the material resources of the nation were unable to provide for the provisioning and transport of this large number of effectives".
[12]"
