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I would say Link 16 (Nato). Link 11 (Navy) is a little bit old. And Link 22 is not used by Turkey, I think.
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I would say Link 16 (Nato). Link 11 (Navy) is a little bit old. And Link 22 is not used by Turkey, I think.
Turkey, Europe should cooperate more in defense sector, say officials
Burak BEKDİL
Turkey’s defense officials tend to encourage their European counterparts for joint programs. Developing joint projects and building multinational consortiums in aerospace and aviation may represent a fresh start for both Turkey and Europe
Turkey’s defense procurement officials tend to encourage their European counterparts for joint programs like a potential European UAV program.
“Unless we find large-scale joint programs in aviation Europe may tend to lose its attraction as a center of defense industry excellence,” Turkey’s top defense procurement official, Murad Bayar, told Hurriyet Daily News. “We must develop ideas for multinational solutions in aerospace.”
A article from Burak Bekdil?
A article from Burak Bekdil?
Im sure there is a hidden agenda on this article...
The Anka, Turkey’s first indigenously built unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) was really –and briefly—in the skies but only to make a couple of crash landings.
No one knew that the “entirely-Turkish aircraft sported a foreign engine, automatic take-off and landing system, landing gear, mission computer, in addition to its Persian name.
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