TR Propulsion Systems

[IC3M@N FX]

Our defense industry is so transparent that our adversaries don’t need to run intelligence-gathering operations, buy information from Turkish sources, or infiltrate facilities with agents to obtain critical or strategic production numbers and other sensitive data.

And every bit of that new information is posted in this forum on the same day in clear English. All they have to do is read this forum, outline the picture, and fill in the gaps with some basic statistical calculations.

Why? I find it extremely impertinent to have to report everything so that we are not accused of mobilizing for war.
On what basis should or should we not be allowed to produce or develop technology?
The justifications are hypocritical, the countries that deny us this in turn develop weapons systems themselves and kill civilians themselves.
I don't give a fart about their moral ideas because they are not meant seriously anyway, and only apply them if it benefits them.

 

[TheInsider]

I am not saying this is a classified information.

"outline the picture, and fill in the gaps with some basic statistical calculations"

Kale is the only cruise missile engine supplier to Turkey. Take the production values declared and distribute it based on your other assumptions for engine models would be ordered, you can get a rough estimate of Turkey's cruise missile inventories by types and I think that has to be classified information. It won't be 100% accurate, but it will be more accurate than if that production numbers wouldn't announced openly.

You can narrow the gaps between the higher and lower ends of your future forecasts about Turkish defense statistics with this much declared information. Get an more accurate picture.

View attachment 70372

Turkish cruise missile inventory is not classified information. It can be deducted without Kale's production rate data.

 

[somegoodusername]

Turkish cruise missile inventory is not classified information. It can be deducted without Kale's production rate data.

Yes, that is the problem, it should be. Kale was just one example.