RadarGudumluMuhimmat
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I hope they don't bother with developing a new architecture and are directly integrated into the Hisar system. Everything that exists in NASAMS is readily available in the Hisar system.
Why would they ask? There are two possibilities. a) The information is correct, in which case he will not reveal its source anyway. b) Or the source of information is his own ass, in which case he cannot reveal the source again.Interesting that no one asked @Combat-Master about a proof or source about his Gezgin claim.
If I would claim, Bora-3 is in inventory, would you ask a source? But the question is, why nobody asked for evidence, not how would combat master respond.Why would they ask? There are two possibilities. a) The information is correct, in which case he will not reveal its source anyway. b) Or the source of information is his own ass, in which case he cannot reveal the source again.
Gezgin project starts before Siper project, and if even Siper is in trial test, why should Gezgin not be ready.I doubt that Gezgin is in inventory while the engine is still in development or they've used a suitable Ukrainian engine, but than again it should be in tests
i agree. @Combat-Master should clarify.Interesting that no one asked @Combat-Master about a proof or source about his Gezgin claim.
I didn’t take the statement seriously. Officially it is in development. Maybe it is in inventory but that would be a state secret and he wouldn’t knowInteresting that no one asked @Combat-Master about a proof or source about his Gezgin claim.
Bro! For such an important statement wouldn’t it be apt to paste some kind of Source and/or explanation?Gezgin is already in inventory.
Hopefully bora ii will be something similar to iskander-m.Bora 2 is definitely there somewhere as mentioned by one of the ministers around 4 years ago. But it is a strategic tactical weapon.
It is a game changer weapon. It is a weapon you do not advertise too much about.
If one has to speculate, it must be around 500km range missile with at least 500kg of explosives that can hit moving targets with precision. That is if they have not altered the size too much. Otherwise if the size has been altered, there is nothing stopping it from being a 3-4 ton 600+km tactical missile. Especially after Roketsan started using composite materials for their missiles and improved their missile fuels etc.
Because her engine is still under development.Gezgin project starts before Siper project, and if even Siper is in trial test, why should Gezgin not be ready.
Iskander-M missile is great on paper. Russians may have blown it out of proportion a bit though. They say it is a hypersonic missile. But it is hypersonic only for a while, depending on how aerodynamic and heavy it is at terminal phase. We saw how well they hit their targets. Albeit an export version, in Azerbaijan they were intercepted and eliminated by Barak-8 missiles. A good many numbers of it were intercepted by Ukrainian Air Defence systems too.Hopefully bora ii will be something similar to iskander-m.
Here is an interesting reading. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...AQFnoECCgQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3A7d94w8We6Oy7W6Xtdts0
and here is an interesting analysis.It seems that a maneuverable quasi balisitc missile is a better choice than a hypersonic glide vehicle ( within a strike range of 1000km ) in term of technical specifications ( like superior manuverbilty and having a seeker head for much effective terminal guidance ) and cost effectiveness.
I was going to write that too, I totally agree. Kale Arge has just started making its engine, our Gezgin may be finished, but Kale Arge is waiting for its engine. Sure, it could have been produced in certain numbers with Ukrainian engines at hand.Because her engine is still under development.
One way would be to use Ukrainian engines or Czech micro turbojet to have prototypes or limited initial production
According to Anıl Şahin, Ukrainian engine was never considered.I was going to write that too, I totally agree. Kale Arge has just started making its engine, our Gezgin may be finished, but Kale Arge is waiting for its engine. Sure, it could have been produced in certain numbers with Ukrainian engines at hand.
Then someone is too witty or hiding the truth.According to Anıl Şahin, Ukrainian engine was never considered.