That's probably just the max glide distance...
Turkey Military News, Reports, Data, etc.
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CEO of TEI:
- KAAN TF35000 is on schedule, no delays.
- TS1400 helicopter engine is in serial production, certification is nearing completion.
- PD200 and new UAV engines are in the qualification process.
- TF6000 turbofan reached 5,900 pounds of thrust in tests.
- Engine production for T-70 continues, the 100th engine has been delivered.
- A more powerful, next-generation national engine will be developed for T-925.
- KAAN TF35000 is on schedule, no delays.
- TS1400 helicopter engine is in serial production, certification is nearing completion.
- PD200 and new UAV engines are in the qualification process.
- TF6000 turbofan reached 5,900 pounds of thrust in tests.
- Engine production for T-70 continues, the 100th engine has been delivered.
- A more powerful, next-generation national engine will be developed for T-925.
MoD announced the induction of a new Siper Block-1 battery, bringing the total in-service batteries to five.
The Turks have an interesting naval build-up strategy.
They basically flood their shipyards with orders and in order to finance these ships, they sell some of them off to others. This way, they fund their own projects, keep their shipyards busy and continuously improve, modernize and enlarge their navy at the same time.
Hitting multiple birds with one stone.
They basically flood their shipyards with orders and in order to finance these ships, they sell some of them off to others. This way, they fund their own projects, keep their shipyards busy and continuously improve, modernize and enlarge their navy at the same time.
Hitting multiple birds with one stone.
Hahaha, I was always suspicious but never sure who are the owners of some regular-user-like accounts. It seems for some time, the MIC has been working for the gains of an elite group with their cronies instead of the country, and their paid con(t/s)ent creators are hard at work.
Export deals are one of the greetest aim for any country that can't afford to build economy of scale with itself alone, and that's every country except china and USA.
South korea sometimes advance export deals over thier local army to secure the deal and gain more scale in exchange of waiting a little more.
And this way is way better than sticking with your own, until you can't afford to buy the initial number of units then you decide to lower the number of units, which in case you does make unit price way larger because you devide the R&D costs over a smaller number, then you won't be able to export because your system is incompetitive because its price and you don't have the capacity to make it in scale.
Every country can deal with these issues differently, but acting as this is some kind of corruption or stupidity...etc, is just plain zero value discussion.
South korea sometimes advance export deals over thier local army to secure the deal and gain more scale in exchange of waiting a little more.
And this way is way better than sticking with your own, until you can't afford to buy the initial number of units then you decide to lower the number of units, which in case you does make unit price way larger because you devide the R&D costs over a smaller number, then you won't be able to export because your system is incompetitive because its price and you don't have the capacity to make it in scale.
Every country can deal with these issues differently, but acting as this is some kind of corruption or stupidity...etc, is just plain zero value discussion.
