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The power level you mentioned about is in the form of turbo-shaft. Do you know what it is in turbo-prop form which can be used in Hürkuş?

Atak-2 named as T-929

Seems to be as Hürkuş-C

The firing depth also important as pressure increases by the increase in the depth which requires more energy

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I know the situation as like that: Versions of Leopard 2 up to A4 have fixed armour which is very difficult to upgrade. Because of that Germans kept A5 versions but sold the previous versions as second hand. They’re upgrading A5’s to A6 and A7. The only A5 or newer variants outside are directly...

Thks Do Merkava’s have electric suspension also?

I’m wishing electric suspension as with the Merkava 4. @500 Do you have comment on this?

Other than petrol engined in the original

A Roketsan’s supplier

The pictures on the tweets are what was shared. @Cabatli_53

Can be @Test7?

For marketting purposes, I think. They want the best on the paper. The rest of causes are just story indeed.

The Safa is the export version of the Tulpar

There are differences of AUAV systems in doctrine of usage in Turkish and American armed forces ( exampled as they’re using Hellfire missiles which is similar to UMTAS). For the US forces AUAV’s are mainly scout/intelligence/assasination weapons. What propelled missiles do here is immediate...

Ballistics science more important

They use 6.5 mm as not powerful but lighter. Hence less deadly but have flatter trajectory hence more accurate and lose less speed.

Loaded Akinci’s