After witnessing the war in Ukraine, the effectiveness of man-portable ATGMs is unquestionable. Just like TB2s, Javelins have gained a cult like status.
Within this year, Karaok, the Turkish equivalent of the Javelin, will be delivered to the Turkish Armed Forces. It's specifications are...
I'm sure we will see Aksungur with 20+ MAM-L/MAM-C in action soon. It's the perfect platform for it considering its flight endurance. If you think about it, Akinci & Aksungur complement each other quite nicely, their strengths are in different areas. I'm assuming that Turkish Aerospace's rumored...
Karaok will serve as the Turkish army's main man-portable ATGM. Obviously even by its appearance we can ascertain that it will be similar to the Javelin. TSK may not pursue less sophisticated AT missiles considering the large amount of unguided and wire-guided AT missiles already in the inventory.
Bases should be established with Aselsan Karagöz overseeing them, along with RCWS on all corners to prevent any ambushes. Various types of VTOL attack drones should also be deployed in Türkiye's northern Iraq bases.
26 terrorists confirmed to be neutralised so far. Keep in mind that tunnels...
Could indeed be the case.
Kazakhstan is also acquiring a lot of Turkish military tech. In fact, Aselsan has a big presence there with KAE. I don't think Russia is too happy about that.
There are rumours that we might get some. Conversions from THY fleet to be specific. According to the rumours we will convert 7 of them to MRTT spec in order to replace our KC-135Rs.
The situation is FUBAR. A lot of Russian troops have no real hatred towards Ukraine, and without a reason to fight, I can see why they're deserting.
The disastrous ground campaign aside, Russia appears to be making better use of precision guided missiles/munitions recently. Lately there's been...
There has only been one confirmed shootdown. Also Ukraine isn't releasing videos due to multiple factors. So what's written in the article is pure speculation.