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The Grand Turk |
Turkey develops new air defense system |
2021-05-04 |
Someday it’ll be a big hit in Somalia and Yemen, when it moves beyond the cardboard-and-tinfoil mockup stage. [AlMasdar] The The agency pointed out that the missile defense system, which was developed by the Presidency of the They added that the training aims to provide the trainees with all system capabilities, knowledge and skills to ensure the most efficient use of systems in accordance with general and tactical requirements, with the participation of experts from the According to the Anadolu Agency, the systems will be effective against planes, helicopters, missiles, drones, and air-to-surface missiles. ...the only place on the face of the earth that misses the Ottoman Empire... has one of the most successful defense industries in the world, as their engineers have patented several weapons, including their attack drones. Several? Goodness. In America even little suburban housewives have patents. Mine is for the sparkles in a popular children’s toothpaste. Their Bayraktar TB2 drones have become popular, with several nations, including Ukraine and Morocco, inquiring to buy these unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV).Ooooohhhh, inquiring. That’s like doing due diligence to justify plumping taxpayer money down for the better one they intended to buy all along. |
Posted by:trailing wife |
#4 they have been working on this for over a decade no doubt it has at least some capability the interesting thing is will they deploy this in northern syria even if syria tells them not to |
Posted by: Lord Garth 2021-05-04 15:41 |
#3 The limit on the missiles is that you have to put the water in and then pump up the air. (Obsure reference.) |
Posted by: ed in texas 2021-05-04 15:21 |
#2 Hisar (missile family) |
Posted by: Sneart Thromonter8301 2021-05-04 09:46 |
#1 I wouldn't mock the turks in this; they have been doing a lot of due diligence lately in showing the Russians how to destroy the low level air defense systems (pantsir?) they've been using in Syria and Libya. |
Posted by: Thing From Snowy Mountain 2021-05-04 09:11 |