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Göker uses a single MKE GDF-003(single version of Korkut basically), so fire rate should be similar to that, 550-600 RPM. Unsure if Korhan comes with MKE's 35mm revolver gun or not so can't comment.


Takes less space, but I fear even with ATOM its fire rate is too slow for quick bursts. Makes sense for C-RAM fire against free dropping mortars or slow moving drones as well as base defence in Göker, but this system would also be tasked with VSHORAD duties against fast moving PGMs like cruise missiles and turbojet drones.
I just saw this.
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1,000 RPM would be amazing. It would have the same fire rate as the Skyranger 35
 

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Possibly another version of Gürz, V-SHORAD configuration has been updated and now easier to replenish.
Looks like a self driving car now. Wouldn't the turret create a huge black spot for targets behind the vehicle though, especially considering FPVs. FCR is retractable, but don't know same applies to that VSHORAD launcher. Could it be carried by trains in this config?
 

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Keeping AESA plates far from launchers has a reason. Rocket flames could harm AESA modules.
 

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Doubtful.

Operational Advantages​

ASELSAN HAKİM 100 has a structure that can work in harmony not only with the systems in the current inventory but also with the elements planned to be included in the inventory of the Turkish Air Force in the future. This system draws attention with its innovative solutions developed in accordance with the needs of the modern battlefield.
HAKİM 100, powered by ASELSAN's domestic and national algorithms, takes the Turkish Air Force one step further with its ability to ensure airspace security and instantly evaluate and neutralize threats.
It is noteworthy that the S-400 air defense system that Turkey purchased from Russia is also under the HAKİM umbrella in the system's promotional brochure. This suggests that the S-400 may have been integrated into the HAKİM system.


According to this Source it might be possible.
 

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Turdef.com confirm also the Integration of S-400 in Hakim-100.


According to this Source it might be possible.
These all are feeding from one single source (graph) and speculating over it. We better be realistic. A standalone VHF communication is not equivalent of IFF - link equipped integration.
 

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These all are feeding from one single source (graph) and speculating over it. We better be realistic. A standalone VHF communication is not equivalent of IFF - link equipped integration.
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It is gone, why it was added in the first place will probably stay as speculations
 

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It is gone, why it was added in the first place will probably stay as speculations
I doubt there is a big mystery there. Someone was told to make the graphic with all of our anti-air systems probably and ended up putting S400 as well, even though it wasn't meant to be there.
 
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It is gone, why it was added in the first place will probably stay as speculations
I doubt there is a big mystery there. Someone was told to make the graphic with all of our anti-air systems probably and ended up putting S400 as well, even though it wasn't meant to be there.

Or maybe Aselsan put it in the pic but then army warned them about it's classification, so they removed it. Most people are unaware of the S-400's presence in the first released pic so it may have some logic.

I'm not talking about hiding this info from other countries intelligence agencies but from media. If it really is integrated, other countries would already know that. But the situation maybe is Turkiye integrated S-400 safely to NATO network and it is safe now to get F-35's but Turkiye will act like it's not integrated and keeped in hangars so the US will keep it's pride while Turkiye using both S-400 and F-35. Win-win.

And I think the last footage we saw Turkish S-400's moving was not for Syria. I think it was for it's standart positioning because it is integrated to the network for the first time and is ready to use at full capacity.

All I said is a theory after all, probably we'll never know in years.
 

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maybe is Turkiye integrated S-400 safely to NATO network and it is safe now to get F-35's
US law and the relevant NDAA is clear on the requirements for Turkey receiving F-35s, Turkey "should no longer have" the S-400.
 

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US law and the relevant NDAA is clear on the requirements for Turkey receiving F-35s, Turkey "should no longer have" the S-400.
Ik but laws are changeable, ignorable, bypassible etc. I'm sure they can find a way. There's nothing to do with the S-400 if we have full capability on it now. It won't create any problem for critical security data. (I really understand what you're trying to say I'm just braining about theories about world's future projection.)
 

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I am sure it's some student helper that earns for their college studies, and a caseworker signing them off.
 
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