This carrier is big enough for a naval Akinci with foldable wings. I hope Baykar is developing one for at least AEW and ASW roles.
Turkey Military News, Reports, Data, etc.
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Chief of Turkish Navy: MUGEM will be launched at the end of september 2027 (15 months from now)
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So NATO is getting another aircraft carrier, just in case the QE class carrier are not available to due to UK budget.
Well, that's one way to put it
Looks like it's Airdefence day in Turkiye:
- 780.000.000 Euro deal signed with Aselsan for Airdefence deliveries between 2028-2032
- Siper-2 destroyed a maneuvering target in a test (at roughly 120 km during a failed F-pole maneuver. Green arrow is the missile)
- Siper-1 destroying a high-speed and maneuvering Super Simsek (stealth target) thereby achieving FOC
- 780.000.000 Euro deal signed with Aselsan for Airdefence deliveries between 2028-2032
- Siper-2 destroyed a maneuvering target in a test (at roughly 120 km during a failed F-pole maneuver. Green arrow is the missile)
- Siper-1 destroying a high-speed and maneuvering Super Simsek (stealth target) thereby achieving FOC
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TF35000 subsystems test center and Quantum research laboratory opened at Gebze Technical University
"Critical Test Infrastructure for TRMOTOR
Emphasizing that the TRMOTOR Subsystems Test Center will play a critical role in domestic engine projects, Mantar stated that thanks to the infrastructure developed at the center, engines will undergo performance and durability tests under real operating conditions.
Mantar said, "Just as designing an engine is critical, verifying its most challenging systems with domestic resources and conducting the qualification processes on our own soil is equally vital.""
"Critical Test Infrastructure for TRMOTOR
Emphasizing that the TRMOTOR Subsystems Test Center will play a critical role in domestic engine projects, Mantar stated that thanks to the infrastructure developed at the center, engines will undergo performance and durability tests under real operating conditions.
Mantar said, "Just as designing an engine is critical, verifying its most challenging systems with domestic resources and conducting the qualification processes on our own soil is equally vital.""
TEI achieved Superplastic Forming Process for Titanium Alloys through the DILEK project: