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Think like this.

And we have a model now. Hürjets, KE, TB3 and helicopters. 2x16 VLS, 4 Gökdeniz CIWS.

That's how Russians employ it, with Orlan-30s. drones just like in 80s will be an inseparable part of artillery units. Full circle.

Excalibur is GPS/INS guided. LG155 is laser guided, so needs an external actor to lase the target. Good side of it, it can work in GPS spoofed/jammed environments. A laser guided 155mm munition is pretty original for the modern world. Russians have Krasnopol, Polish are working on it, I think...

Not when you're stationary relative to the source of the sound. Let's wait for the official materiel.

Roketsan LG-155 laser guided 155mm munition for howitzers. Per İkinci, its first firing tests were made recently. Minimum 7, maximum 25km range, <5m CEP

Your eyes and the shape of the covers deceive you.

Aselsan's Korkut-25. Looks like radars all around on a telescopic mast and an attachment for munition programming. Very interesting.

"21.10.2024 (Monday) Departure Time: 09:30 Arrival Time: 10:30 OUR HÜRJET AIRCRAFT will fly faster than sound for the first time by using the Mürted airfield for take-off and landing in a planned and controlled manner by Turkish Aerospace Industries Inc."

Here's Erciyes 2023 with commandos and international participants. We of course don't have the data, but a Turkish CN235 is in air every day during the day. These aircraft replaced our C-47s. They are used as work horses and undertake any and all missions. They are not highly capable, but they...

Efes 24, international participants and special forces command: 2018, special forces command: We have more than 50 CN235s in service in air force, navy and the coast guard. They fly day and night in all conditions. If we had retired types after they crashed, we wouldn't have planes left to...

I think you'll agree with me in saying a Malaysia that have LAH will be less likely to procure an armed T625 and will be more likely to procure the future LUH and Surion over T625 and T925.

And the CMV-22 was to fulfil the role of carrying F135 engines in full configuration but it can't do that as well. Issues happen at procurement all the time. 235s may not be able to carry F110s, but they are worked to death in all matter of duties for the last 40 years.

World won't wait for us while we try to handle our stuff.

Doubt it. Ground effect vehicles are nothing new. You can make one at home yourself as well. No need to take an existing design and miniaturize it.

Probably, but we don't have the data to support that at hand. That's not necessarily a bad thing for the program. More hulls, more production, longer lifecycle for the program. More money as well of course.

It's possible to expect changes to the production model or even future prototypes but we do not yet know what will TF35000's dimensions be.

To return back to the topic. Claimed 500 turbojet engines per yer figure is a pretty nice. We'll need double that in the next few years for the army and the exports.

It was published in 2021. https://thinktech.stm.com.tr/uploads//docs/1640258154_turksavunmasanayiininyukselisi.pdf?

Well that went nowhere. They are happy with their KCK allies. What are we going to do about it? "Russia has suspended mediation in rapprochement talks between Türkiye and the Syrian regime."