Putting 32 missiles on a vehicle for the British Army is not surprise which is becoming smaller and smaller by the time. So because of high man shortage.
This situation may not be a case for many others other than Russians who are habitually putting too many.
I wonder members also calculates the mishaps of the usage of booster in ground applications which is not case in naval usage. This limits deployment and needs careful calculations.
PS. Civilian injury and death risk in the nearby due to falling discharged booster over them.
Not be sure about İbrahim Sünnetçi who had to close his official twitter account because he did something not good.
PS: He leaked the photo of Anka-I and classified information on the soft defence system performance against German heavy weight torpedo.
@Test7 @Bogeyman
But the Harpy is only ground launched weapon unlike the rest.
Furthermore SOMs are upside down in figures unlike the rest.
The man/woman should have sufficient knowledge before creating such things.
New Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Engine from TEI: TEI-PD222ST
Abdullah Senturk
TEI-PD222ST, the new Unmanned Aerial Vehicle engine of TEI, which is expanding its engine family day by day.
TEI continues to expand its engine studies for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles. The company started to develop...
The 600BG is BMC Power's the first and was designed as a commercial engine. The test processes are about to end. The military version is also coming soon. The tender of all engines except 600HP includes prototype development and all rights, including mass production, belongs to SSB.
Temel Kotil:
"A Turkish and an Italian company will make MMU's landing gears together. It will be indigenious and national. Intellectual property rights will also be in TR."
(TAAC established by the Turkish company TUSAŞ-Altınay partnership. Italian company Magnaghi Aeronautica. TO)
Temel Kotil:
"The development cost of the MMU will be around 10 billion $. The development cost of the T929 will be just under 1 billion $."
"We are developing Hürjet, T629 and T925 projects with our own resources."