It would make much more sense to use the modified Anka-3 with twin engines to operate the drones. 2 X TEI TF-6000 is suitable. That system can carry a 4-person drone operator team.
Turning a drone into a manned plane is not as easy as just throwing few seats in there, especially not one that also happens to be a flying wing. That would have to be completely new plane, not a modified drone.
Here all platforms are shown in one frame, but this is not what I was trying to explain. That's why I qualified the Hürjet as the third group. This aircraft will not be long-range in terms of mission radius anyway. But its lifting capacity of around 3 tons and relatively good installed power can make it an important bridge platform between deep strike drones and operational command-control. UCAVs will already have wide mission autonomy capabilities, so in a way, Hurjets can work like mini AEW-Cs, or, as an electronic warfare aircraft like EA-18G and so. This is an aircraft for which we don't have to wait five years for congressional approval. So I think it's not a very utopian point of view that it can become whatever is needed from this range.
Here is what could you With two TF-6000 as manned aircraft
If one manages to keep the operator aircraft far, FAR away from op zone, using Hurjet to control stealth UCAV's as a concept is feasible.
No high power turboprop beyond 200HP for TB-2/Akinci, no TF-6000 or OZGUR AESA serial production in sight, no quality visuals on par with Wescam series, who knows what compromises were granted to UAE and KS for the funds, F-110's still in the gray, despite Sweden's accession which was for dead EU bid? (LMAO). Who will do an about face on the terms like Finland. W Meanwhile China just recently began implementing the WS-15 after all those years, and they report themselves it's subpar to the JSF in every way. Yeah, I'm thinking the TF-X serial production is ready by 2028 with the TF-35000.
0 of the 7 points made were addressed. Oh by the way we just recently began trialling our own steel for use in armored vehicles.
AFAIK this company has a partnership in India to address regional markets.
What is this folks? Could it be a VTOL kamikaze UAV?
It's already been done and tested in a simulation against an F-16 pilot. You can find some videos posted about it in this thread or maybe it was the Kaan thread.We need Large Language Models (LLM) for Air warfare
We know that LLM's are like really sophisticated autocomplete. Basically all text files(books, internet) are included in a language model. if you say what is on a race track? It could predict that most things written about that subject replied with a "car".
With a Math based visual LLM variation, I think we could predict from previous dogfights of what path an Aircraft took to know what path we can take. E.g: Radar detects an object at certain x-y-z axis with nose pointing to north then we can predict where we can go or do based on previously won dogfights.
