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Don't they already have enough lines to produce goods for export? It would be kind of weird if they build individual manufacturing lines to export to individual countries. Or am I misunderstanding something?

I maybe mistaken but that looks like a triangulation to me.

I know this technique. (Triangulation) You can't have it from a single platform even if it has two sensors.

So, from my incomplete reading on the subject what i previously understood is, LWIR can see objects with lower temperature than MWIR, which make them more suitable to find targets at higher altitude (at longer ranges) against cold sky background. but LWIR sensor is not very suitable against...

Looks like they are very unhappy about it.

All right folks, now that you won the volleyball championship, (congrats btw) it's time to meet Turkish National cricket team. (That you didn't know existed🙃) @Ryder

https://www.youtube.com/live/98kMSEkPiLo?feature=share @Gary @Nilgiri That looks bad. Just listen to first 30 minutes. (detailed and well presented) These are direct preparations almost mimicking Russian Federation before the Ukraine Invasion. (But probbaly with better planning and long terms...

And i am trying to figure out how many Oerlikon battery army bought already.

@Flextape It seems army has over 100 old Chinese anti-aircraft guns. Do we know what they will be replaced with? With Oerlikon GDF-009?

@Isa Khan do you have any link to the video? If you can share I would really appreciate it. I have been searching but can't find it.

Technically speaking, it can actually be reversed if you are totally taken over by some pioneer conquerors. But then again, it won't be your civilization anymore. Anyway, excuse my use of loose word. As you rightfully said, reversion is not possible, it can only be contained and slowed. (That's...

It is Interesting if for now Turkish military prioritize 8x8 Wheeled IFVs over tracked ones. While there is no doubt trakced IFV's provide better balsitic protection compared to Wheeled ones, however, as Ukraine conflict is showing direct IFV to IFV battle is rare occurring. And somewhat...

I don't understand, why Turkish army don't want it if they are going with tracked solution for their future manned IFVs. Besides, wasn't it designed by the same team that was behind Altay development?

I am really curious why are they keep producing SU-30 with SU-35.

Against insurgents? Maybe. Against a near-peer adversary? Not so much.

I agree with the fact that military technology became too lethal (the kind of pioneers @Gary is Describing historically depended to a great extent on human physical strength and light infantry weapons, but thanks to increased automation with stand-off precision smart weapon systems, old concept...

@Nilgiri Any comment? I didn’t have enough time to read about Bengal famine in depth to reach any solid conclusion about the extent of Churchill's role in it. However, there is seems to something fishy about this 'uncensored history'. That guy didn’t even try present enough info to make a full...

I guess MURAD will cost $2.5 millions. And APG-83 cost around $2.5 millions. https://www.militaryaerospace.com/sensors/article/14286223/radar-jet-fighter-aesa While MURAD uses superior and relatively expensive GaN components, however Turkish hardwares are usually considerably cost effective...

Afaik, US MIL-STD covers it.