boredaf
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What investment are you talking about?
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boredaf
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I saw the news but I don't see why we would need investment for getting an export contract? At most (and worst) our shipyards would switch some production to their ships but what kind of "investment" could we get "blackmailed" into for this?
I don't understand why Americans don't build modernized version of Oliver Hazard Perry class frigates. Even Germans cancelled F126 and decided to go with new Meko A200 frigates which was originally designed in 80s. Just update machinery, sensors, weapons and use automation to decrease crew numbers .
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Apperantly BAF has procured and deployed ILTER J350 C-UAS soft kill system at its bases.
BOĞAZİÇİ SAVUNMA - İLTER J350
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This also used by Turkish land force command. So i suppose they are good enough.
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Pokemonte13
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Barbaros costal defence system sold to azerbaycan
Guess our navy also bought it already and we haven't heard about it jet
Guess our navy also bought it already and we haven't heard about it jet
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Little bit of everything.
— TUSAŞ: 14 HÜRKUŞ-II trainer aircraft (first deliveries this year)
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— ASELSAN: ALP-100 radar (MoU)
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— BAYKAR: MIZRAK loitering munition
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— BAYKAR: ANTIDOT system
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— ROKETSAN: BARBAROS coastal defense system.
— TUSAŞ: 14 HÜRKUŞ-II trainer aircraft (first deliveries this year)
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— ASELSAN: ALP-100 radar (MoU)
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— BAYKAR: MIZRAK loitering munition
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— BAYKAR: ANTIDOT system
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— ROKETSAN: BARBAROS coastal defense system.
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Baykar Antidot?
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As an integrator probably. Nice accounting trick too, Aselsan sells to Baykar, Baykar exports it, double the money. That's how big ones do business.
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Are they going to deliver Hurkus 2 which supposed to be send to Turkish Airforce to Azerbaijan or new production aircrafts?
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Does it matter,its not like there is a dire need for the Hürküs in the Turkish Airforce?
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Not really, just cruiosity.
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So it's Baykar doing the exporting, not ASELSAN, correct? The export numbers go to Baykar's account, right?
Here is an image of the HÜRKUŞ-II, for which an export contract has been signed with Azerbaijan.
