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https://www.defenceturkey.com/tr/icerik/nazar-projenin-basindan-itibaren-tf-2000-icin-uygun-bir-elektronik-karsi-tedbir-sistemi-olarak-dusunuldu-4774 More detailed info on Nazar in the above article. Well worth the read! Hellfire 2, Brahmos supersonic missiles etc, if they have an EO or IR...

https://www.aa.com.tr/tr/bilim-teknoloji/dusman-fuzelerine-nazar-degecek/2337477 Meteksan‘s Nazar system, after being completed for land forces, seems to be getting ready for naval platforms as well. As third and fourth generation IR and IIR missiles and with electro optical guidance systems are...

We all know Su57 project has been plagued with problems all along. I guess no one else but the Indian members would know better why India had to pull out of the partnership with Su57. But since that day the Russians have been improving the plane, mainly it’s engine. They have been trying to...

Before making such bold claims you need to have proof to support those claims. So can you please elaborate as to why you think the Su35 or Su57 are no good or “rubbish” as you put it, with solid evidence to support?

All personally directed posts will be deleted. Stay on topic. That is Turkish Economy. NOT politics. Definitely not aggressive name calling.

Mahmut Akşit was talking about discussions with GE regarding producing both f404 and f110 engines at TEI. So it looks like the prototypes are going to be with GE engines. But when you look at how KAI T50 is being offered to potential customers with EJ200 or F414 engines, it is logical that...

Please explain and prove your claim with concrete evidence.

Instead of arguing which tank design is best I would suggest reading below article in detail. https://www.savunmasanayist.com/altay-leopard-2a6-merkava-iv-ve-abramsa-karsi-umtas-tow-spike-nlos-ve-ataka/

https://www.defenceturkey.com/en/content/torpedo-tubes-section-50-for-submarines-manufactured-in-turkey-for-the-first-time-4818 The bow section (Section 50), containing submarine torpedo tubes, was produced for the first time in Turkey with domestic and national resources, under STM’s...

Looking at the size values given above of this engine, do you think it will fit in to the engine compartment of Altay?

https://www.defenceturk.net/denizde-ikmal-muharebe-destek-gemisi-suya-iniyor First DIMDEG naval fleet replenishment ship is being launched. It was originally planned to be in the Navy‘s inventory by 2023. But it now seems more logical that this is going to be in 2024. It is a 194 m long 22000...

In a way your argument is correct. But that was only by luck that we found out the deficiencies of our leo2 tanks. Had we not had the costly experiences of the Euphrates Shield and the Afrin conflict we would not be in a position of correcting the mistakes of previous design parameters. This is...

It may be ready next year. But it will have to go through Turkish Army’s rigorous tests before accepted. Same goes for the Utku engine. First the factory will complete it’s tests. Then the Army. They can start the test on the L3 Harris power pack straight away. (Provided it will fit in the...

Gentlemen please let’s stay on topic without going in to political side of it.

I guess Utku will take a long time to become fully operational. Also the hybrid engine solution is in the same boat. So the interim solution is the current one with L3-Harris and Allison power pack. Apparently The AVDS of L3-Harris has 80% common parts with the engine that Catterpillar Defence...

If the production unit is not in Germany, German government does not have much to say. Just like MTU tank motor factory is owned by RR but the factory is in Germany and RR can not make MTU to sell the motor to Turkey.

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https://www.milliyet.com.tr/ekonomi/altay-tankinin-motoru-icin-guney-kore-ile-imzalar-atildi-6624978 Another long winded project. But it is at least a start. However it is important that after the initial 8-12 month testing period, the company that will undertake the responsibility of building...

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I think the only engine that fits is TEI’s TJ90. But the electrical output of the Czech engine is more suitable for the job. As long as the supply line doesn’t falter, purchasing off the shelf engines is OK. It also takes the pressure off of our engine manufacturers. We really shouldn’t be...