Yeah, sure... This is called "News" and not "praise to your face" or whatever.... XD
That’s quite a stretch to pull from what was clearly just praise to the face
You might want to google the meaning of the word "news", my friend...
Turkey Military News, Reports, Data, etc.
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You might want to google the meaning of the word "news", my friend...
This guy made visits to the Turkish AFV industry as Belgium wants to set up a new light brigade where Kaplan+Cockerill turret wil be quite useful. He also claims that Turkiye has thus far exported 700 Kirpi's to Ukraine:
How Ironic, Canada wants Turkish UAVs (among other things):
"Now, seven years later, the same country that sanctioned Turkish drone camera exports is considering buying Turkish military drones.
“Canada is interested in purchasing medium-altitude, long-endurance drones for surveillance purposes,” one official told Middle East Eye on condition of anonymity."
"Now, seven years later, the same country that sanctioned Turkish drone camera exports is considering buying Turkish military drones.
“Canada is interested in purchasing medium-altitude, long-endurance drones for surveillance purposes,” one official told Middle East Eye on condition of anonymity."
I can't post Loki a second time in a couple of pages...
Naval Hürjet is in the works:
"According to the information obtained, work has officially begun on a version of Hürjet that can land and take off from naval platforms.
The aircraft will have its landing gear and fuselage frame reinforced with extra shock-absorbing features. In addition, a special grappling hook system will be integrated under the fuselage so that the aircraft can stop safely in a short distance on the deck.
The biggest test for the aircraft in this mission will be the challenging conditions of the open sea. The aircraft will be completely marinized against the damaging effects of high humidity and dusty water.
From engine components to fuselage alloys, from precision avionics systems to electronic parts, the entire aircraft will be made extra resistant to rust and wear."
"According to the information obtained, work has officially begun on a version of Hürjet that can land and take off from naval platforms.
The aircraft will have its landing gear and fuselage frame reinforced with extra shock-absorbing features. In addition, a special grappling hook system will be integrated under the fuselage so that the aircraft can stop safely in a short distance on the deck.
The biggest test for the aircraft in this mission will be the challenging conditions of the open sea. The aircraft will be completely marinized against the damaging effects of high humidity and dusty water.
From engine components to fuselage alloys, from precision avionics systems to electronic parts, the entire aircraft will be made extra resistant to rust and wear."
President Erdogan:
"KAAN project is progressing every day. When the process is complete, a new story will begin in this field. KAAN is a first step for us. We will build better ones, stronger ones. Let no one doubt that."
"KAAN project is progressing every day. When the process is complete, a new story will begin in this field. KAAN is a first step for us. We will build better ones, stronger ones. Let no one doubt that."
With all these developments, I wonder whether they aim for the TEI-TS3000 to be the technological equivalent of the T901 and not something in between the T700 and T901? Time will tell...
Anka-III has been updated:
- Length: 8.9m (previously 7.9m)
- Wingspan: 13.1m (previously 12.5m)
- Height: 2.6m (previously 2.5m)
- Take-off weight: 7,250kg (previously 6,500kg)
- Payload: 1,600kg (previously 1,200kg)
I'm still wondering where they are going to put the AESA radar (for BVR engagements)
- Length: 8.9m (previously 7.9m)
- Wingspan: 13.1m (previously 12.5m)
- Height: 2.6m (previously 2.5m)
- Take-off weight: 7,250kg (previously 6,500kg)
- Payload: 1,600kg (previously 1,200kg)
I'm still wondering where they are going to put the AESA radar (for BVR engagements)
