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While the sungur missile is spoken, we have seen it on an integrated launcher on a BMC vehicle The question may have already been asked, would it not handy to integrate the Sungur on the Korkut system?

For people with spare time and interest for Chinese aerospace, report translated in Turkish https://www.airuniversity.af.edu/Portals/10/CASI/Books/CASI_Chinese_Aerospace_Defense_Companies_Turkish.pdf?ver=_FUswBC0afLqQ0u98ZUteQ%3d%3d

He did though sell a lot of flamethrower rifles against zombie apocalypse. I have a smaller model which I use to torch the barbecue with :ROFLMAO:

It doesn't have to be better, if it fulfils our needs it is good enough. In what way if F35 better? We cannot use the F35 to her full potential like the US does. The US can use the F35 fully netcentric which makes the F35 so valuable, can we? If not than what is the super value for us, that she...

F35 is indeed a good aircraft, no one is denying that. What is not good is that it is an open book for the US. How safe would you feel Turkey going into war with an aircraft that is open book for the US? How was the US intelligence sharing for instance of the Reapers against PKK? How...

Does not matter, without contract anything can still happen. I can give you an example on Turkish U214 agreement, on all fronts all technical details there was agreement until the last point of financing when became clear that the German bank was asking a too high interest rate. It delayed the...

Still none of those many contracts have been signed. Not to piss you off but nothing is certain without legal binding (contract) and even than politics can interfere with embargoes etc. You may think you have agreement, not on paper though!

Yep but the "agreement" of Greece is just in the air, no contract of yet, zilp zero nothing!

Nothing but a MOU is signed. This means negotiations on details and price will follow. It is not a contract yet but negotiations start with preferred bidder.

PD170, as PD170 gives more power at lift of needed for short takeoff

Nope, F16 is technologically completely different from build up. They could have an embargo and not deliver spare parts but they can't look into the mission computer. F35 is more like the smartphones, they can follow each move. US could warn top YPG officials that a Turkish F35 is coming for...

We will, the idea is to build quite a number of OPV's until then we need interim OPV's (Burak class)

At first I had the same, WTF why would we equip old ships like Burak class with ADVENT. But thinking further it makes sense, Burak class would become part of the radar network and get the combined radar picture with all tactical data. The biggest force of the Turkish navy is slowly shaping...

Haftar stepped down as the commander of the self-styled Libyan Arab Armed Forces, he is most likely going to be presidential candidate in the December elections. What Haftar could not reach by force he may try to get with money (UAE money) by buying votes of tribes

It's not only testing, some of the critical parts have to be "Turkified" as well. Companies use foreign components to speed up design / development of systems and once the proto is working as desired they put effort in replacing those critical foreign parts by having Turkish parts designed for it.

Well yes and no. Yes on the part that F35 is really advanced fighter jet (although it still has a number of issues to be solved), but everything is instantly negated by the plane being an open book for the US. They can access even the mission computer. Do we really want that, can we really...

Distance is the least delaying as signal goes at near lightspeed, delaying is all the relay parts, base stations, satellite in-between. Delay of signal is inevitable, you cannot have operator to remote control a tank at Realtime with zero delay. Even with telephone (voice) transmission over a...

I seriously doubt that! We are not talking only about voice data but serious amount of visual data. You have already 100 milliseconds delay when you talk with dect telephones to each other in the same room over a base station in the same room.

I wonder how they will handle the uplink delays if signals go by satcom (there is always a delay of some seconds)

You seem to be a dude who likes to share his opinions as fact. Remember, everything is "impossible" until someone comes and shows that the impossible is not impossible.