Military should experiment with launching drones from vehicles such as Cobra, Vuran, Kirpi. It will allow to launch more capable drones compared to electric powered quadcopters. Drone should be able to be controlled from the inside vehicle. It will greatly increase situational awareness.
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LoL, the guy is more then jealous....
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I think it is one of the false-flaggers who is having great time.
Wonder how the account has not been suspended yet in the super-free social media.
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He's being sarcastic, bro
. I like his humour.
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Good humour inside the salt mine
I wonder if SSB explored the concept of leasing defense systems. Platforms like TB2, Anka are perfect for leasing. Low maintenance and high tech. Government can make some of their money back on drone purchases by leasing to friendly countries. Systems would then go back to the inventory after lease is complete. We can even lease UCAV systems but probably that wouldn't be disclosed publicly.
We can lease Hurkus, Hurjet etc. too
We can lease Hurkus, Hurjet etc. too
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Would anyone know if the government has contracted or are cooperating with universities on establishing domestic gps systems and such ?
I was thinking that the domestic rotax engine could be used by universities to test and experiment on different design and platform.
Vehicle launched UAV, would probably have to be unarmed, But if we're talking about Kargu, why not. quadpack kargu/harop style launchers could be awesome
I was thinking that the domestic rotax engine could be used by universities to test and experiment on different design and platform.
Vehicle launched UAV, would probably have to be unarmed, But if we're talking about Kargu, why not. quadpack kargu/harop style launchers could be awesome
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Online event to discuss Turkey's drone program - Latest News
As high-profile successes for Turkish drones attract buyers worldwide, including in Europe, a webinar this week organized by a U.K.-based NGO will discuss Turkey's calculations and ambitions for its high-tech drone program.
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Turkey’s Havelsan readies unmanned ground vehicle for joint ops
Turkish defense firm Havelsan’s unmanned ground vehicle (UGV), Barkan, will soon be on the field, furthering the vision of the company's “digital...
It's going to be a pretty awesome having Barkan in operations. Though I imagine they'll need to develop smaller sizes that can be brought along inside troop transport and such.
Part of swarm technology to work under cloud system BAHA. We might need to call back Arnold from his retirement....
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I have read that several EU countries are negotiating for Bayraktar drone, Germany and UK is one of them. I am not going to share the source i have doubt about that. But anyone with reliable source?
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The UK has been mulling the idea of acquiring UCAVs for quite a while, especially after the Karabagh II cobflict, however, I think it's unlikely for them to purchase it directly as a ready product. If at all, I think they'd go for a joint project or custom-made drones.I have read that several EU countries are negotiating for Bayraktar drone, Germany and UK is one of them. I am not going to share the source i have doubt about that. But anyone with reliable source?
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"Now our goal is to develop Turkey's "Unmanned Fighter Aircraft", which is completely controlled by artificial intelligence computers. We have also started to work on the Combat Unmanned Aircraft System (MİUS).
I hope MİUS will make its first flight in 2023"
I hope MİUS will make its first flight in 2023"
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Am I seeing two planes here or is it because I am drunk or something?
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Then I am drunk to
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I discussed this on another thread but what about TV guided missiles used from the Akinci, it could guide its own missiles or other UAV or fighters missile via RF pod mounted on belly.
I wonder if Baykar used/using L39 Albatros as a reference for designing subsonic aircraft. I am not saying it would look like L39. Although MIUS will be similar size of a trainer jet. It does make sense as it one of the most widely used trainer jet. Many research available on L39. It uses the same engine that is planned for MIUS.
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Why specifically L-39?
