Türkiye’s self-propelled howitzer (OBUS) programs evolved from foreign-based designs to advanced indigenous systems, with key milestones from the 1990s to 2025.
Here’s a chronological summary of Türkiye’s OBUS development:
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🇹🇷 Türkiye’s OBUS Programs: Chronological Overview
🛠️ 1995–2000...
I assume you mean Sharabough in West Philippine Seas.
Some will call it South China Sea, but at the end of the day it's the difference in naming it. like Bosporos or Istanbul Strait. Aegean sea and sea of islands.
Russias capabilities are limited. It would be different if China decided to take action. But I don't expect China to take any action since it's too far away and Chinas interests are closer to Sharabough and Taiwan.
https://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/spanish-govt-approves-purchase-of-turkiyes-hurjet-aircraft-215159
This is pretty sure impressive. 45 for Spain, but I wonder if we can get the engines.
But why are they trying to offload their airforce. Is it because the US jets are more than enough, or are they going to get something else ?
I mean relying on one deliverer is the problem we face
https://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/turkiye-to-supply-20-eurofighters-from-uk-to-boost-air-defense-215110
I'm not going to clap my hands until they've been delivered and Air force takes it into inventory
https://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/new-generation-battle-tank-to-join-turkish-army-inventory-215082
So a batch of Altay being handed to TSK on 28/10-2025. Let's see...
We only have capacity to produce 500 bullets a year ? I hope that'w not true.
At least it seems we all agree that tanks need a compact rws to kill drones.
How much space is needed for a automated or semi automated rws ?
I think it would be wise to keep getting minimum hardware Russian /Chinese that you can't get elsewhere. Fighter jets are still very much needed. Maybe not so many, but a few at a time. I think it's an opportunity to know the fighterjets first hand. Even if they are worse than western counter...