I would sacrifice ungodly amounts of actual ospreys to see one of our companies being able to produce a VTOL aircraft like that.
Visby is an extreme example for stealthy measures and one would question if it worths the buck and the trouble. Most navies focus on functionality and maintainability. The ship itself is also made of composites so the remaining of measures have been meaningful for them but again composite structures beyond a size is not easy to build or put together with steel.
If they ever venture out from the Baltic sea, those ships would snap in two like that Ukrainian freighter that sank in the Black sea.
As expected
Seems COs of Wasp, 4th amphip group and the 24th MEU also visited Anadolu. We haven't seen much about it in the media, but this was a pretty big occasion. Less so for the training but the diplomacy part. 
Turkey originally got 125 missiles for 4 Ada Class ships. There was also a DSCA notice from 2016 for 150 more for I Class and Anadolu but as far as I remember, that sale never happened. So this is actually about an 80% increase in the missile stock. And now Turkey only asked for more missiles for Ada Class ships, which will probably be enough for the type's remaining service life. As we know, we never put RAM on I Class or the Anadolu. So, good business, saves us from having to replace those RAMs during Ada Class' MLU.
Mod 4 is the designation for Block 2/A. Newest Block 2B is referred as Mod 6.''To address the point defence needs of Turkish surface combatants, Aselsan is developing the Göksur, and Roketsan is working on the Levent point defence missile systems. Both systems are currently in the development phase and are expected to begin trials soon.'' Eventhouh this is a general statment...would/will be interesting to have 3 diffrent point deffence systems
@Anmdt is it RAM block 2? since İf am not wrong only Block 2 is in production
Weapon System combines the Mk 44 Guided Missile Round Pack and Mk 49 Guided Missile Launching System ... Mk 44 MOD 4? could you explaine what this MOD 4 stands for?
As far as i can remember I-class had CIWS, Phalanx initially and then Gökdeniz (just like DIMDEG, B-YOM); planned to use ESSM as PDMS. There was RAM only for a brief time, on early concepts of I-Class and when they switched to Phalanx we had no issues with procuring RAM, it was more of a matter of cost management (and presence or RAM).
There are multiple limitations here. Navies don't have endless stocks on bases. Ships have limits on spare munitions they can carry. Reloading missiles, even as small as RIM-116 is not that easy. You fight with what you have, it's not even guaranteed you will be able to return to your base to reload.
