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Birds of a feather flock together.

How many of them in the todo list can be made in 8 years? All of them.

8 years to kick ass, when TR Motor engine is ready.

Navy's capability to know what to ask for in order to maximize its strength must be superb as the money they spend is very big. I believe this matter should not be left to the Navy alone.

SSB / Navy should be doing independent testing of some sort and not relying on makers data. We don't want to end up with bad products just because the industry didn't come up with good ones.

You are not criticizing people but jumping to conclusions and calling them idiots. I will put you on ignore for some time.

We should get relevant motor rights from Ukraine and pay it off while Ukraine is still Ukraine.

With the Altay Project we want to have a tank making industry that can make the tank from A to Z. We don't want tanks that are not made by the Turkish industry. We don't want tanks that are lacking in self protection. We don't want tanks that are outdated. We have the time to sit it out until...

You don't need to sing it just yet.

Kızıl elma means next major target to be acquired.

TAI are making planes 8 times more expensive, it is only natural to test them in the lab. Baykar on the other hand are making planes that are a fifth of the weight, a fraction of the cost and in a fraction of the time. It is only natural if Baykar tests its plane against real lightning strikes...

If there is such a thing they will surely make a mention of it along the way.

I wonder if MIUS structural elements are agressively composite rather than aluminium.

For oil we can get hydrocarbon rights in countries that are open to investment like Nigeria, Libya, Somalia and possible others.

Türkiye has reserves and production of all of the following Aluminum Lithium Nickel Manganese

One would expect to see the airframe of TB3 earlier than the MIUS but I guess we will see TB3 fully built rather than as the hard shell like the MIUS.

On 2*750 hp engines it takes 90 minutes for Akıncı to fly to Tobruk of Libya where it can spend 20 hours in the air before coming back to base.

It says 2001 for F35 Today's mobile phones are as powerful as super computers of 15-20 years ago. What take decades for the first try will take half as much for a second time (Mr Aksit about engine development time get halved for a second time).

There is no point in not selling Akıncı to Pakistan. It will probably be the one that is powered by the 450hp Ukrainian engines. Neither Pakistan nor China would want to get caught red handed trying to copy Turkish technology. If that happens it will add more appeal to Turkish products as a...

Canada wants to bail out its collapsing L3 Harris Company the maker of Wescam sensors. No thanks.