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Eat a heart my ass. Someone doesn't know that there are hatches meant for other things on a submarine. I'm not so sure why you're so angry in the first place. Did I say that Türkiye can't build a submarine with a VLS or that Türkiye doesn't have the technology? no. Did I give an explanation as...

It's fine my friend.

Haha, attack the messenger because you can't counter argue the message. A classic. You never fail to do what I expect.

Yes, and does that model which have been designed by "those who are currently in the process of designing this submarine" contain a VLS? Doesn't seems to be the case. Like I've said, this ship is 2,700t and I'll tell you for one last time, internal space within a submarine is a very, very...

Oh not again, once more we come back to AKP this , AKP that bs. I'll tell you, I don't give two shit about who's the president in Turkey and which party has parliamentary control. Also, you're trying to disregard any official documents that doesn't suit your narrative and poltical views. Well...

Whoa whoa, chill mate, I've never said anything close to that. Quit the "create and hit a straw" strategy. I'm asking why Türkiye needs a VLS if it's got no armaments that actually needs it. Also, as I've said, if that displacement is submerged, MILDEN would be too small to accommodate...

Delays of such scale usually comes down to a bad project management or unrealistic goals, as you would know. Türkiye has had a few hiccups in its defence programs, and some of their ongoing programmes are quite ambitious, at least from my own opinion. Though, on the other hand, I think MILDEN...

What do you mean by proposed? The first ship has been delivered long ago and the second and third ships have already been launched. Also, I don't know if the Ca. 2,500t displacement of MILDEN is surfaced or submerged, but if it's the latter, KSS-III is around a 1,000t larger in displacement...

These two are from TUSAS themselves, 2018. This one was from THK during Anatolian Eagle last year. I guess TUSAS and THK are downplaying capabilities of Türkiye according to you. Quit your nationalist bs ffs. I guess I wouldn't be the only one feeling this way. I've seen you coming up with...

No, it was between 2026 and 2027 before.

If that scenario is of your primary concern, remember what the US did to Pakistan while they invaded Afghanistan : they first got the Pakistani permission to use Pakistani airspace, albeit extremely forcibly. Nonetheless, the important part is that they did get the permission first and then...

Depends on who Indonesia considers a bigger threat going forward. Is it Australia(more like AUKUS), as it has been traditionally, China, or other SEA nations? Not necessarily, could be DEWS as well. The latest DSCA document specifies EPAWSS for F-15ID, but that is a separate matter to...

Those information, although very interesting, are not even close to anything confidential, let alone secret. If it was so easy to obtain and publish secret info like that, we wouldn't need dedicated intelligence services in the first place.

They've mentioned that it was in order to meet the delivery deadlines and continues, saying such practice is common for said reason. Though I'm not able to judge if it is a right practice.

It says link-22 there, so I guess Mil-Link is a terminal?

Well, according to Naval Group, those Scorpènes are a follow on order from TNI-AL separate from Nagapasa batch 2 deal, but what exactly is true is hard to be told atm. In case those Scorpènes are actually replacing Nagapasa batch 2 ships, then I could say one thing for sure, that they should...

Very interesting. I've been searching for information regarding MMU's communication capabilities and this is a great insight. So MMU will probably operate with Link-16(communicating with other THK airborne assets) and IVDL(with other MMUs). Any information about it's details?

Detailed terms of that program are so fucked up that no one is really willing to bid, even DSME. Without DSME the Spanish are still there but they don't have the "operationally proven AIP" as required by the Indians (also a big reason why the French and the Russians pulled out). So it's a no-go...

That is generally true in most of the cases, including the point that DSME will be fixing the problems, but as I've said, individual cases depends on how the requirement item specification was outlined by the procurer, in this case the Indonesian MoD, and the exact contents of the contract...

Like I've said, the "warranty" really depends on the clause of the contract and type of defects and therefore we can't know if the "warranty is up" in the first place. I'm not really informed on the subject of Malay Gowinds so I can't say for sure, but if the problem was that the OEM's equipment...