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İmamson is officially an enemy to the Turkish nation. Look at this man bros. This is the man who will do the second peace process with PKK. It's a miracle we haven't been erased from history. I don't know how this nation still stands.

There are reasons for that: They think witholding these subsystems won't impact much, so they are just profiting by selling them. Companies 'sneak' these subsystems under the noses of sanction-happy decision makers. (that's a guess by me) In the case of Italy, UK and Spain, they are not *that*...

I think some of our friends here are a little tone-deaf in their language. It's undiplomatic and hurtful and makes it harder to communicate. I hope they elect to change their undiplomatic approach to these affairs. This is WAFF behaviour. But I implore our SK counterparts to try understanding...

But that's not what we are saying. The point is, role of the MBT shifted a little with he recent developments, so the tank itself should change with APS and whatnot, which would make it more expensive. Also its new role requires fewer of them, as their previous role of being tank hunters are...

Only way to be more precise is to do what US did with the foldable sword hellfire.

Read what I wrote again. I said "What we need is more MRAPs, IFVs, APCs, SPA, UCAVs, loitering munitions and network integration." Ukraine is a special case, somehow those two managed to get locked in trench warfare in 2024. I don't believe this is, or will be the new normal for us. Not one of...

There are ways to reduce price per unit. But that's not the point. We don't need that many tanks anymore. I've read somewhere that Turkish Armed Forces had the most tanks per soldier ratio. The guy who wrote it explained that because Turkey had to face Soviets in the caucasus front, and because...

We need Turkish politics themed WWE knockoff. It would be bonkers.

Surprised it didn't say KE is african and transgender. But provided this extrapolation is correct, this means we have a true brawler which have the potential to just body eastern-block planes.

Yep. idk why people go on looking for new fights. The ones we have are more than enough.

Mine's tomorrow. I accept cash donations, all donations will go to my hookers & cocaine fund. Which, as you know, is very important. :ROFLMAO:

Ever since I learned about the conops regarding MALD and similar things, I'm pretty convinced that those will be very influential in air warfare. After all, all warfare is deception. If we have a device that can successfully mimic F-16 signature, it would be a huge asset. Just think about it...

Foreign engines It's not 5th gen Stolen technology F-22 from wish dot com F-35 at home No mass production bcoz economy Specs are inflated It's propaganda Westoids never disappoint. Nemçe kölesi, dayanır mı zülfikâre kellesi?

It's not useless to have ICBMs with conventional warheads. There's two factors coming into the equation: If you have them, you are literally one step behind nuclear capability. It doesn't make sense to not take that extra step. Your perceived enemies are probably nuclear capable countries...

I fail to see how it will be more complicated. As long as you maintain the datalink, you will have dedicated personnel directing the vehicle. How is that different than people sitting in the tank itself? All the other things I mention, like recon UAVs, AA UGVs, indirect fire support UGVs, they...

This circled back to the swarm UGV Tank concept I and some other guys brainstormed earlier. It's basically a command vehicle (or multiple), controlling multiple other fire support assets. Lightweight UGVs with maybe 105mm cannons and hybrid engines networked to the command vehicle do the tank...

One has to keep in mind that Russian-Ukrainian situation is pretty unique, as both can't get air dominance over the battlespace. This is pretty rare case, coupled with wide use of ATGMs, leads to stabilized lines and trench warfare which renders tanks ineffective.

A simple yet very effective test for any source on Turkey is their ability to put forward any distinction between the interests of Erdoğan and the interests Turkish Republic as a whole. Most of the time they imply all the issues with the Aegean region, EastMed, Cyprus, Syria, PKK, islamism...

And Iran. But yeah I agree. The task ahead is being strong enough that messing with us is cost-prohibitive.