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It's because the foundations of the country were terrible to start with. No amount of coups or education will fix the country if the foundations are not good. The truth is the Turkish people had been fucked since the Young Turk revolution back in 1908; since then, all of Turkey's political...

Wouldn't the navalized Hurjet's massive radar signature mean that it sticks out more than its drone wingmen, thus increasing the likelihood of it getting shot down before any of its drones are even detected? Although the concept is great, but the Hurjet's central role as the brain may leave...

Wouldn't the Anka 4 be Turkey's dedicated bomber before KAAN entered services?

These fucking monsters are far worse than the PKK. Who knows how much harm they did to Turkeys' fertility rates and the pain and suffering they caused to families? Turkey needs the death penalty back, and these cunts need to be tortured to death. Edit: I wasn't sure if this was the right place...

Okay, thanks for clarifying.

What does it mean that both tank factories are their two factories, and if so, is one being built while the other one is operational? well at least they updated the Tank.

The IDF is too incompetent to go beyond the south of Lebanon so far Mossad is the only part of the Israeli state that is competent.

My condolences to those who were victims of the attack and their families. Exiling individuals isn't a good punishment; it allows them to work with foreign governments and establish foreign officers to finance their activities back home. The best way forward for Turkey is to redistribute the...

Firstly, thanks for keeping us so well informed. I'm wondering what you meant by "Targets in the Ayn Divar village just across the border and the Turkish city of Cizre were destroyed by TSK."

I wonder if this project will turn into Turkey's version of the ghost shark submarine.

It is still better located than the Russian aircraft carrier's VLS. also does anyone know what other navy has VLS on their aircraft carries other an russia, india and maybe china?

After reading all this, I think Turkey should seriously consider building a two-engine light fighter with the TF10000 in case it can't get its hands on new fighters or engines. Also, wasn't the first block of KAANs meant to enter service by the end of 2028, not 2030?

Wait, what's happening I don't get it. I haven't been paying attention to Syria and forgot who was who. so, who was the Joint Force, and when you talk about ending the conflict, are you referring to the civil war or a power struggle in the free Syrian army?

If TS1400 turns into a Turboprop, how will it compare to Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6?

It is too close to a war zone. The area also needs government incentives, as it doesn't have any industrial ecosystems to serve as incentives for foreign companies to build them. I believe that Turkey needs some type federalism so that the economy isn't so centralised in the West.

Even after the engine enters service, development on the engine won't stop, so I'm sure the efficiency will improve over time.

To be fair, it's not like semiconductor technology is going to get better infinitely sooner or later; some believe they will hit a wall defined by physical limits that may even happen in the next 10 years or so. That's fine, thanks.

Can anyone please explain why Turkey got into the semiconductor game so late? Also, why did Aselsan choose to make a DUV machine instead of an EUV one?

Wait, what happened to Gökhan?

wait what are you talking about?