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Will Gökbey be a stopgap solution for S70, I know their specs are completly different, but I do not think we are in a position to not keep supplying our armed forces with more Helicopters and we need to be doing it constantly. I thought the T925 was going to be such a platform like S70 and if...

Denmark is talking about AD systems, and while having big and heavy systems are cumbersome, I think that Short and Medium range AD systems with modularity could be a good solution. Perhaps event something like Gürz. I believe that having AAW Frigates/Corvette could be a good solution for...

Chief of Defense visits FMI: Speed is crucial Chief of Defence, General Michael Hyldgaard, visited the Ministry of Defence's Materiel and Procurement Agency in Ballerup today, Friday. Here, the Chief of Defence (FC) had the opportunity to discuss the Defence's needs with FMI's top managers...

FMI with rapid acquisition: combat drones for the Army The Danish Ministry of Defence's Materiel and Procurement Agency (FMI) has acquired and handed over five Danish drone types to the Army, some of which are designed for direct attacks against the enemy. The acquisition has been carried out...

The field narrowed to ground-based air defense The Danish Ministry of Defence's Materiel and Procurement Agency (FMI) has this week announced the potential suppliers for the long-term establishment of ground-based air defence, who are invited to submit specific offers. March 14, 2025 - 1:10 p.m...

Russia steps up offensive across the front line in Ukraine, in apparent defiance of Trump. What does it mean for the war? Analysis by Andrew Carey and Kosta Gak, CNN 7 minute read Published 12:01 AM EDT, Wed...

If we are conducting test at Mach speed, then the structure of the Anka-3 is strong and durable enough to handle it. I remember something about that platforms flying at Mach 1 and above is exposed to very tough pressure and structural challenges. flying above Mach 1 in short durations to begin...

Expect backstabbing anytime, and strife. Remember that Gaddafi barely held Libya together despite all the tribalness because of Military might, and because of tribal support. I believe the Turkish government is too naive to think otherwise, and will cause great problems because they don't act...

As long as we don't have an indigenous engine for these platforms then we're stuck. If we can develop and build an engine in Turkiye (from scratch) that can power e.g. CN235 then that would be a good starting point and we can proceed from there. That's why our own engine projects are so...

It's actually perfect, I know it works on pious people, but if anyone has a fragtion of brain their piousness will slowly rot, while they suffer economic woes. And in return they will become ateist, or start voting on anyone that promises them better future, as long as it's not the government...

Isn't that partly Why we've conducted test on swapping out the sensors and such on a JF17 ? So it can use Turkish armaments kits and such?

I wonder if anyone has shown Trump how much economic support US is giving to Israel and how it's being used. I mean if anyone showed Trump how much Israel is importing from US vs. how much they are exporting, (9 billion import/ 20 billion export) I think Donald would smack him with some...

I don't understand why state institutions aren't doing it. I wish we had some intel on why the states own UAVs are not reporting progress on any UCAVs.

Yes, I can understand why that would require drones, but surely not armed drones, and armed border patrol is something every country in the world is hopefully operating. I can understand some of them can be armed and dangerous, but that's one reason you have armoured vehicles and such equipment...

I don't think it's any sales, just a visit, I hope. But to be honest I am not thrilled by what's going on especially considering how the arabs are just waiting for a chance to backstab and grab power. IMO if there is peace in Libya I do not see a need to sell UAV and drones to Haftar until the...

On the morning of April 1, 2025, the Mali Air Force encountered a major setback when one of its recently acquired Bayraktar Akinci drones was lost near Tinzaouaten, a remote town near the Algerian border in northern Mali. The Algerian military claimed responsibility for shooting down the...

Nigeria’s Briech UAS unveils Damisa combat drone Developed in collaboration with Nigerian tech firm Briech UAS, the Damisa drone was recently showcased at the company’s headquarters in Abuja. Though technical specifications were not disclosed, Chief of Defence Staff General Christopher Musa...

DICON GRAY Insignia (DGI), one of Nigeria’s indigenous defence manufacturer is planning to expand its operations in the production of military equipment in a key move to enhance the country’s self-sufficiency. This move aims to position Africa’s most populous nation as a regional leader in...

https://www.military.africa/2025/04/centauri-unveils-next-gen-hard-kill-cuav/