Turkey Military News, Reports, Data, etc.
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Goktug missiles for the Turkish Airforce are being produced in a large quantity according to an insider:
"following the Air-to-Air orders from the Turkish Air Force Command, the latest status of ASELSAN, Roketsan, and SAGE was reflected to the cameras in this way."
"following the Air-to-Air orders from the Turkish Air Force Command, the latest status of ASELSAN, Roketsan, and SAGE was reflected to the cameras in this way."
Speaking of the Gökdoğan BVRAAM...
Wonder if the wing tip pylons serve an additional aerodynamic purpose like it does on the F-16 and JF-17.
Most probably... Similar to the F/A-50, from the wing roots onward, this jet's (externally) essentially an F-16 (around the same size too)...
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Allegedly an Akinci with another air-to-air kill against a drone, also in Sudan:
Strangely enough, I don't see the projectile exploding. Faulty fuze/warhead or an unknown hit-to-kill missile? Also a twin engined drone? Could it be an Akinci as well?
Strangely enough, I don't see the projectile exploding. Faulty fuze/warhead or an unknown hit-to-kill missile? Also a twin engined drone? Could it be an Akinci as well?
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It was a Sungur:
EDIT: They're now saying it was an Eren (again)
EDIT: They're now saying it was an Eren (again)
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What sort of twin engine drone does the RSF operate? Looks pretty big.
See:
If so, then it's supplied by UAE.
EDIT: IMO a Sudanese Akinci shot down an Emirati Akinci with a WVR AAM, not the Eren. Most likely a Sungur, Bozdogan or a Levent. Why? Eren is propelled by a turbojet engine but the projectile in the footage burns out after 8-10 seconds of burning, indicating a rocket propelled projectile.
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