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To me, it looks like Turkey is doing what it can to avoid Syria imploding into mini states. easy picking for Israel. While we've let the PKK/YPG/SDF remain unharmed and continue what they're doing. Not a good idea. TSK should continue hitting them and taking them out to keep them under pressure...

After disturbing American discovery: Mysterious parts in electronics for Danish energy infrastructure are being investigated In the US, unknown components have reportedly been found in imported Chinese electronics, which in the worst case could shut down power from solar farms. Now, a Danish...

I have zero trust in that the government is capable of giving a proper warning to the Chinese, Considering how bad the economy is. You'd normally cancel certain trade deals or advantages you've given them in retaliation. and you'd impose sanctions on tech and gadgets that are used or contain the...

And I'm waiting for some civilian research on the wellbeing of our seas and sub surface, marinebiological life tracking through strategic placed smart buoys in Mavi Vatan that create a network through sensor systems.

It's likely because we'd rather tie the knot with US than allow EU to have another hold over us. Especially in defense sector after the fad with MTU engine

Too much talk about F35. I agree that UK won't be ordering Hürjet. Just not how they do it. UK who developed the Harrier are the best to judge whether F35B is failed or not. And like the old Harrier documentary I've shared in the past says. The F35B is insanely easier to use than Harrier. I...

I like how sleek and simple the design looks. I hope they will have variants with 40mm for drone defense capability. A software to follow the unit at marching speed automatic bluetooth/wifi adjacent to control unit which one of the soldiers carry could be used for this part. While it could...

That doesn't make sense at all. Because if you develop something you have to use it to keep that knowhow alive and to further develop other and better things. If a 6k engine costs a shitload to do maintenance on then we shouldn't attempt to develop 10k, 35k because the strain you put on those...

I think those are some pretty impressive specs and considering how old it is, I believe they can still be effective in the right hands. As long as it's possible to upgrade/change some hardware.

This would be a lot more impressive if Their TF6000 and TF10000 was used in unmanned UCAV and was already operating on supersonic levels. Well let's see if the fruits we expect will materialize.

If we build 20-30 helicopters too many. I bet that they can be sold with profit, just as our Ada classes being built FFBNW can be sold off the moment they pass sea tests. Because of the situation the world is in atm. Our need is great, and while we may be cash strapped there are countries...

well, I know Cockerill is top of the line, but I was certain that MKE or one of our own companies would have been working on a barrel that with time could become good enough for export success.

We still don't a have a turret /barrel as good as what cockerill makes right ?

Why so far out in the future ?

Güzel. But I would have like to see loitering ammo production as well, small ones. I don't know if ranges from 12-36 km would make sense, but I would prefer cost effective ones for better hit to kill ratio. Are you working on loitering ammo ?

I also want some hürjet, and I'm bloody certain that if they cost the same as a piece of fish we could all afford one. My point is wants and coulds are not certain terms. and if wishes were like fish in the sea, then we'd all have a net to catch them all. Plus I edited my post to point out...

I know there has been some talks, but I don't remember the sale of 90+ engines being approved by the senate/house. (notice the amount is not mentioned anywhere as I can see). https://thedefensepost.com/2024/09/19/turkey-us-ge-engine/ What I also remember is that around 20 engines could be...

I'm thinking, "Yeah right, TuAF has ordered how many as of now ?"

Let's see the signed documents first.

Bla bla bla, we'll see when the binding contracts have been signed, until then it's bla bla bla