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That's exactly the problem we always have with the Turkish defense industry. Critics are immediately talked down to, and people act as if they know everything better while the others know nothing. Critics get everything from the internet. But they actually can't know anything. Your...

No. It's not. In the second picture, TUSAS improved the tailplanes, but it's not enough. More needs to be cut off.

According to the statement of Mr. Altinay, Chairman of the Board of ALTINAY Technology Group, the tail actuators required for the KAAN Aircraft were developed locally, qualified, and delivered to TUSAS. Mr. Altinay also confirms that foreign companies were assigned to this task and returned...

Throughout the history of modern Western aircraft design, there have been two aircraft with oversized horizontal stabilisers – both of which are essentially bombers: the F-111 and the Tornado. Consequently, they are not pure air superiority fighters like the KAAN. Furthermore, the KAAN has...

The source is definitely not a TUSAS employee. The source is a foreign company that TUSAS was thinking of assigning to produce these actuators. But the company reported to TUSAS that this is technically impossible. There are two other foreign companies applied as well. The report they sent to...

Even if one day TAI announces that these actuators are developed and produced locally, it won't fix this mistake. The mistake will still be there. Either they'll cut the parts that should be on the plane's horizontal stabilizers, or the plane will fly with a faulty design.

And unfortunately, they approached the problem from the wrong angle rather than as it should be. Even foreign manufacturers applied for technical support, although they stated that solving the problem was not possible, yet TAI considers this a sort of secret embargo and is spending thousands of...

TAI is facing very serious problems with the tail stabilizer actuators of the Kaan aircraft.

Chain gun?? Revolver cannon?? Is that a new terminology in military jargon? Counting rate of fire??? Do you count heartbeats?? First of all, with your permission. There is no such thing as a chain gun or revolver cannon. You mean single-barrel weapons like the Shmash or multi-barrel weapons...

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The lower the cannon is placed, the better. Turks got everything right. The cannon is low and placed way in the back. Correct. Pantsir took the wrong path, and they paid for it dearly.

1) He chooses his opponents himself. 2) He makes them feel like they would definitely win. 3) Then he gives them a dirty toy. (DEM) The opponent plays with it and cleans it. He thinks the toy is theirs now. 4) He takes the cleaned toy back from the opponent. 5) The opponent cries...

I don't know how I can explain everything in short form: First, Turkey was pushed into such an alliance due to Israeli-Greek activities against Turkey. This unnamed pact was also fully accepted by the EU, so that some factories (VOLKSWAGEN) in Germany were restructured for Israeli needs. Very...