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I thought F22's sensors included some future tech stuff that's classified, not only high-end electro optics

What was the word I was looking for... Ah, yes! Schadenfraude!

TB2s utilize all kinds of shenanigans for stealth and they achieve some amount of success. And they are not even built for it. Stealthy design, autonomy, decoys, diversions... I think it will work. If you use these things without damaging or destroying enemy radar network with HARM equivalents...

That's ambitious. I really hope it can go high altitude and carry A2A. Basically an air defense system but from high up. Edit: Source is Yenişafak? Oh man...

Does it have measles or something? :D Seriously though what are the red markings? It seems so out of ordinary

If we somehow make the transition to nuclear, we can cut that 85 billion cost by half, essentially. Plus secondary benefits like lower energy prices leading to more productivity etc. This is THE issue that would fix our economy. That and some sociological issues like tarikats, hemşehri networks...

I'll give you some basic truths: -AKP seems to be islamist. But all the politicians and their families are extreme degenerates. Cocaine addicts, sexual deviants, party animals, violent psychos. This is also true for the opposition, but their public image is not islamist. -When AKP or the...

Do you know who doesn't have competition? MKEK.

lol

We should integrate Turkish guided munitions to Eastern type systems (i.e. Bozdoğans for MiGs) and make some dough. That's a money maker right there.

Our Korean friends here need to know that we deal with a lot of foreigners who see our people as subhuman savages incapable of any scientific achievement. Some Turks may act out in ways that are not very tasteful when faced with accusations of IP theft and such. On the other hand, those fools...

The companies you iterated are also constrained by US foreign policy which is very restrictive. A lot of nations will get the chance to have NATO quality weapons without the leash very soon.

Can one differentiate between an 'impostor' and a true F-16 with, say, an algorithm that detects how fake one's signals behave?

Bankrupting Greeks with a pissing contest... That's some demon time stuff bro lol

One would think another kind of UAV would cause immense logistics problems, but this wouldn't be so. You have fuel and ammunition. But most mechanical parts are WW2 tech. The concept is very cost and logistics friendly. Instead of expending tens of millions of dollars for air defence against...

Cost effectiveness side, I don't know. But keeping a few of these things in the air would deny enemy UCAVs the airspace and costs pennies to operate. Cheap ammunition, too. I think it would be a good investment. Akıncı gun pod thing wouldn't cut it, Akıncı is not agile enough and I'm not sure...

Yeah, but Akıncı is more valuable and its means of A2A combat is expensive. I'm talking about a reusable system. 20mm cannons, cheap as hell. Essentially an automated MALE drone hunter. One is lost? No biggie. Was is anti-air? counterbattery fire. Was it other aircraft? KE. I can't calculate...

Still, picture something like this: A Turkish officer waving his hand saying "finish them off" while walking out of the command room while hundreds of Kargu's taking off... That's some Darth Vader shit lol

Mostly for cost. No guided munitions, 80 years old tech, ease of mass production etc. Edit: I just thought of something. This concept could very well be the "wing loong hunter" for our allies. Drone proliferation is already here. Everyone and their moms are going to acquire MALE UCAV's or at...

Good point. I can extend this one a bit. For A2A miisions, my thinking goes like this: 1- First things first; we need eyes. AWACS, mini-AWACS (Akıncı variant, maybe), relay drones, 2- Next thing is to pin the enemy and conduct aerial combat in relatively close distances. This is Kızılelma's...