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This is ridiculous, US$ 263 mn per F16. How can a government agree to that. This is enslaving the population, making them work all their lives to pay the never ending debt that is spent to something that does not even have a reasonable return.

When they see a problem I am sure SSM will step in and iron out the kinks, weed out the weeds. In the end our defense industry in in the flourishing phase and it is good to see that it is attracting more investment from private sector.

Certainly, and done

"Using connection to gain projects" if this is the case then you need the work on this rather than disallowing competition.

It does not matter who the founder is if they will make better products. Competition can not be disallowed. It is a good thing that Turkish industry is converting from a cheap, construction based economy towards a manufacturing and R&D economy. Too bad the incumbents are losing their comfort but...

If they employ the right minds with brilliant ideas why shouldn't a startup make a difference?

Boat drill is the drill made before each cruise on cruise ships, jumped to my mind from past.

We did not have the technology to make the things that we are making today just a few years ago. Electrical motors are simple things, we sure can make them in a few months.

A variable tension electromagnetic breaking system is not that hard to make. It can be made the way regenerative braking of electric cars work. Stacks of pie type breaking alternators can be employed with as many as needed numbers of them being engaged and disengaged depending on the type of the...

TCG Anadolu modified design looks handsome. I wish modifications get implemented. The picture only shows TB3 on it but the ship is meant to carry MIUS and Hürjet as well, and possibly others.

I have no actual insight in to how they are training but I can guess that a lot of the action is mainly for show.

You never know, any powerhouse that has enough power in their hands can turn hostile at some point. We will probably only exchange some sub-components technology rather than whole systems that we can already make much of. Russia giving us some tech helps them distance Turkey from the west which...

Kale Arge company that are developing cruise missile engines have such a facility.

For risk reduction purposes we may resort to Russian technology. That is if the supply of engines or other components become too hard we take the path of least resistance and get parts that we can get rather than not get them when we need them. Failsafes are needed when there is a risk.

Hürkus is good as a cheaper solution for nations with terror problems. The same way its main competitor Super Tucano is.

The plane is not loaded with ammunition so it is lighter than a plane loaded for assault which makes it able to take flight after a shorter run.

Seems like a lot of people will have mining jobs and recycling business will be big. We should also expect Tesla powerwall like applications.

That's probably because we are already close to making our own systems in all of those areas.

Demet image looks like a rocket payload cowling.

Depends on the user, if it is your own military operating in your own jurisdiction then you may not require certification or you may require the certification that your national certification body requires which will be valid in nations that recognize your certification body decisions.