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I know of a family consisting of a Turkish man and a Japanese woman. They prefer to live in Türkiye for its economy conditions after they spent several years in Japan.

Give them a Çakır and they will fire it.

Many of our woes will disappear once our TF6000 engine takes flight on one of our UCAVs. Even the Akınıcı is a relief but is no match to a jet UCAV. I wouldn't think our MoD would be quick to look for alternatives before we fly our UCAVs. I hope it takes a long time to do the evaluations and we...

You should have explained how.

How about weapons integrations, no integrations means no deal.

So funny it doesn't say "purchased" but only "purchase". It is suspicious.

If you define every group of people with some similarities as a class you get nowhere. In Türkiye we do not have classes in the sense that a worker's children become workers. Or a farmer's children become farmers.

These are not classes. Ak Party got their +12mn members and 43% support by recruiting members of parliement from every group of people making up the nation. Just the other day president of the nation met up with a group of Romans in a big event. In other words a gypsy is no different than an...

They are income levels not classes. There are no classes in Türkiye with socioeconomical separation. Anyone who saves enough money to pay for something can have it. Do you even come across to terms like ortadirek anymore, I don't. There isn't even separation between government workers and total...

And what classes do people belong?

Based on what metric? Türkiye is pretty much a classless society with no major divides between groups of people. The Gini index is used for a metric but it does not tell much. Numbers are rather outdated but you can check out the link below. Türkiye has 41.9 while the US has 41.1 in 2019 and...

The truth about GDP of Türkiye with IMF numbers. Purchasing power keeps soaring while nominal GDP stagnates, affected by the war between lira ₺ and the dollar $. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Turkey

Manned tail-sitters were not practical and were abandoned but an unmanned version could be practical. Still curious why they were not employed earlier. As the design is already very old there shouldn't be any valid patents on them anymore either. Baykar didn't even have an attempt on this design...

Current calculations of our Air Force do not give unmanned systems enough credit. For UCAV systems to be considered seriously the Kızılelma and Anka-3 need to make their first successes. Now that Kızılelma is already flying and Anka-3 is stretching its wings in preparation to a first flight it...

WTF, perhaps there is an urgent need for specialized ships or what. Really unexpected, right?

I don't remember how exactly I confirmed it but signing of an agreement gets the buyer on the operators list.

Kazakhstan has bought the Anka and it shows on the TAI customers map.

Kuwait is on the Baykar customers map. Marked as TB2 customer for now but it is more likely both TB2 and Akıncı.

As opposed to coming back in. I don't have that kind of wild imagination like you suggest.

This opens up the possibility of the plane to accidentally take off after roll out :unsure:.