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When I watched this the first time, I fell off my chair! :ROFLMAO:

Oldie Goldie!

I remember when Cirit was first introduced years ago and how proud I felt that Turkish brains have produced such a formidable weapon able to compete with the big shots with decades of experience and manufacturing advantages. Now, when I look at the types of different munition our companies...

Iraqi government is unfortunately very corrupt and many lawmakers are very very loyal to Iran.

Qatar stood its ground and won.

Ukranian navy commander Oleksiy Neijpapa: "We have tested the TB2 activities on maritime missions. We found it very capable and we're going to order a number TB2s for our navy". (Paraphrasing) https://www.hurriyet.com.tr/dunya/ukraynali-komutandan-turk-savunma-sanayine-ovgu-41705532

You mean 0.9 per month.

Thanks bro! That answers it. (y) (y)

According to Mr. Kotil's latest video, ATAK no.57 was delivered in 2020. Where are the remaining 22? TAI is probably working on multiple ATAKs at the moment, let's say six. That still leaves 16 unaccounted for. Anyone?

Normally, I'm not a big fan of the Typhoon but seeing it with CFTs and the illustration with Turkish insignia made me lean towards the idea of aquiring a few as a stop-gap alternative. Integrating Turkish ordnance would be a precondition if I were in charge. Imagine it with SOM-J, Akdogan...

Koptum aga! :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

I think the best way for Algeria is to follow Turkish model and start producing more locally made equipment, armed vehicles, planes etc. Turkey started with JVs and manufacturing under licence, and now it's getting more and more independent as many imported components are being produced locally...

I see a lot of western equipment here!

Keanu Reeves looking good as an Algerian army officer! :p

Bell 429 Similarities in airframes are common.

Happy new year everybody!

Algerian armed forces look really well-equipped and prefessional.