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Yes. Or at least it is in the wiki https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Saudi_Arabia%23:~:text%3D%25241.040%2520trillion%2520(nominal%253B%25202022%2520est.)&ved=2ahUKEwiJ7M2SrY37AhXLynMBHWhlAWgQFnoECAgQBQ&usg=AOvVaw236pQzVui4oNhJNyO9BkPI

I am little bit confused! are you qouting someone or is it your self sir ?

Do you guys remamber malesyian king took video with his smartphone during his visit in tusas?😊

yes, but you can still visibly differentiate them 100 percent even if the variants designation wasn't on the model .

so what ? as i said, the one in the first photo is definitely kuzgun ss. and not even a real one. just an old model.

actually, they are supposed to produce parts for f35 untill 2022.

that is kuzgun ss.

Brilliant! I knew This is exactly the best use that kuzgun TJ, kuzgun ss and new aselsan's IIR Tolun will have! However, I was expecting quad packing capability like the miniature bomb. ( hopefully, it will be realized in the near future ) Unlike this scenario, if the airspace too volatile for...

Damm! Is this thing still in service? Or is it just for a photo shoot ?

But jassm had turbojet with 2.7kn thrust only. No I wasn't mixing up. I was just comparing the thrust to weight ratio of engine and the missile itself. Meaning, with a lasser thrust it still possible for a heavy CM to fly comfortably.

What do you mean ? Even heavy missile like Tomahawk can do just fine with 2.7/3.1kn engine!

As far as i know along with TEI GE, P&W, RR, SAFRAN, MTU, IHI all have the blisk technology in highest level!

1000km is good enough for a land attack cruise missile.

ARAT is a turbojet. There is no bypass ratio at all.

Sorry man! I am not with my pc right now!😂

Probably HGV given tubitak already working on HCM. And that way turkey would gain both capability simultaneously. But also, it could two HCM project from two different institutions.

ARAT will have thrust level somewhere in between KTJ3200 and KTJ3700 but will come with improved SFC...

No, I didn't think that. And I meant 'ottoman empire' given its relevance to turkey in last 700 hudred years.

I think it is more similar to a concept developed by SAAB.

To what extent these countries has a shared common history? I mean central asia wasn't part of the Empire! So, what is that, the 'common history' is implying?