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Hürjet and Hürkuş should be produced by TOMTAŞ. This will free many hands at TUSAŞ and will keep TOMTAŞ alive.

I think TB3 is getting closer to taking off and landing with a full mission load. Of course, munitions will probably be training versions or dummies with the same weight and geometry

The Turkish Navy has a strict policy to maintain and gain maintenance capability for its own ships and boats. The Navy probably invested in capabilities to do the maintenance work for the TCG Anadolu.

I think this is a great achievement. It is wonderful to have specialized companies like TAELCO, and it shows that our defense industry matures as time passes.

I think Hürkuş production should be switched to TOMTAS factory after 2027.

Yes, if the demand stays the same.

When all phases are completed daily production will reach 40+ million cubicmeter per day approx. 14 billion cubicmeters per year.

Sakarya Gas field development phase-1 is completed with only a slight delay. This was a really complex project, and it is done amazingly Great work. Daily production is 9.5 million cubic meters. Phase 2 will immediately start after Phase 1. By the way, this won't affect anything, as Turkish...

No need to hype it until we see an affordable scalability and mass production capability but this is the dream of every PC enthusiast, RAM and SSD as a single component.

Yeah, the US is "tolerating" Azerbaijan because Israel keeps the US on a tight leash.

BTW, TM100 can't be used for civilian aircraft as it needs to undergo a certification process for that.

It is related to lithography, it can be classic semiconductors like chips or FPAs for IIR systems or some other kind of sensor that makes use of the CMOS process.

No, on the contrary, Akbaba is moving to LRIP.

It has better altitude performance compared to Rotax, this is the main difference.

It is comparable/slightly better than the Rotax engine currently used with TB2.

Baykar engineers didn't develop it from scratch; they used COTS components. 50 different companies are involved with the project as component suppliers. There are also several foreign companies. If I'm not mistaken Bosch is one of them.

Well, I told you. Don't be surprised if Baykar delivers the first TB2 UAV with the TM100 engine this year.

Hope Greece takes them. Those weigh over 6.500 tons and they are undergunned compared to their size. Greece is in the same shitty cycle. Binge buy whatever is available, and after a few years, can't maintain them due to a lack of funds, and let them rot in the harbor.

Neither KAAN nor GCAP is a 6th-gen fighter. GCAP will be 5.5th gen(which means it will incorporate some 6th gen technologies in a 5th gen body) when it comes out. KAAN will also continue its development cycle to reach 5.5th gen capabilities.

Europe will provide investment development and security, and they will provide oil, gas, natural minerals (metals ores, rare earth, uranium etc). If the EU doesn't lift a finger, the EU will lose those. It is as simple as that. After Ukraine, the EU knows it can't count on Russia anymore. This...