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We mustn’t forget that during multiple Anatolian Eagle exercises, Qatari Rafales and Typhoons and Pakistani JF17 block-3s have... -
Yeah but I doubt.
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Are there no cost efficient systems in that region to shoot down a UAV? Using an F16 for it tells me the missile we used costs alot...
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I hope they used the internal cannon.
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We shot down an UAV (which was out of control?) over the Black Sea(?).
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Wildcat is a 6ton MTOW naval helicopter with 2 of the very similar CTS800-4N engines. It is deployed with one and was tested with 2...
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Which AESA radars have our pilots had experience with so far?
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I doubt you could test wartime modes of those radars without owning the platforms. I don't think Eurofighter consertium, French or...
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You cant compare the Kizilelma and Anka 3 drones to the EF,not in the same league/category/role.
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Whatever I think of the price in the context of situation, Turkey must get those Qatari and Omani planes. That is an absolute necessity...
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The military version according to M. Aksit, would have certain capabilities that the civilian engine doesn’t have. For example we have...
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i wonder if there’s a confusion of engine classifications here ‘cause I didn’t classify it as a military engine per se. I said it would...
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https://turdef.com/article/aselsan-tests-sarp-200-12-7d-with-atom-40-airburst-grenades New Sarp dual with Atom 40mm and new drone...
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Quasar replied to the thread TR Attack & Utility Helicopter Programs.Mostly I agree bro definitly military engine does not need any certification however, I have objection to '' TS1400 was an engine ready...
