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I would call Altay a fiasco if there was no BATU engine in the making. Actually it is 10 -14 years that is mentioned by Mr Akşit. And they have already made their preliminary studies. TF6000 might be the best kept secret by our industry but there were engines being developed from TS1400...

It started with the Syrian civil war which sent refugees through our borders. We had to intervene the refugee flow by providing a safe zone inside Syria borders which in return triggered western reaction.

There can only be delays in the procuring of engines. We are looking for foreign engines just to speed up the projects, we have plans to make the engines ourselves for the longer term. That longer term can be shrunk to a shorter term if the probablity of a foreign engine turns out to be small...

There is no bargaining, there is prepping.

One wants to fast forward time and get to past ramjets and space launchers when we have caught up with the tech leaders. I wish we enthusiast will all see those times in short order.

Try to comply with forum standards please.

They should find better ways of showing their joy, it is a little under their pay grade to cheer the way they do, a scene we typically see among soccer fans.

TEI Manager Mr Aksit once said that the second engine takes half the time to develop as the first one. I hope it holds true for Roketsan too and they turn new capabilities into products without major delay.

You don't count STM500 as a submarine?

Entire staff of Turkish defense industry chiefs hit the Teknofest opening ceremony, it doesn't get a whole lot bigger when it happens in Türkiye.

TEI has superior production facilities. If the Black Sea Shield Company acquired the design information TEI can produce the engines in no time.

Turbines used in hydroelectric power plants are wastly different from turbines used in thermic eletric power plants. They don't even look like the turbines in the picture. It needs to be checked if the picture posted is accurate. There must be work underway for burner type turbines too as I...

That is called countersunk rivets that goes flush with the surface.

MIUS / Kızılelma has a monocoque shell body while Hürjet has rivets all over it. I wonder if it is just because it does not need to be stealthy and rivets are better otherwise. AFAIK although it is riveted the skin sections are composite all the same.

Nuclear weapons are like sledge hammers, you can not do delicate work with them. Nevertheless it should be a part of every superpower's arsenal.

If you want to make a small fortune in aviation start with a big one

The make and model of these guns are Canik TP9 Sub Elite. They are sold worldwide. The maker is second only to Glock. They are pretty high priced, and because they are subcompact they are not good shooters. One would chose duty size pistols to make comfortable shots.

Pakistan is possible too.

Gambia is so small you can't see it on the UAV exports map that you can find a link to in my signature.

Yes