Turkey to use cargo drones for logistics, with production to begin in 2021

[Prince Kassad]

The Turkish military plans to use cargo drones to run its logistical operations, part of a wider effort to incorporate unmanned systems into its inventory.

Turkish Aerospace Industries developed the cargo drones, which are expected to support units in combat zones in and outside Turkey, such as northern Iraq and northern Syria.

The drone can reportedly carry 50 kilograms and is meant to provide logistic support for troops in combat zones, especially mountainous areas.

Turkey to use cargo drones for logistics, with production to begin in 2021

The drone can reportedly carry 50 kilograms and is meant to provide logistic support for troops in combat zones, especially mountainous areas.

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[xbat]

this is the right photo, system is the development of mosquito kit, TAI has been spent for a decade for unmanned helicopter
systems, if this baby become sucessfull , we can expect more serious developments.

 

[dani191]

 

[jamal18]

50 kg?

 

[dani191]

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[xbat]

50 kg?

it not about 50 kg, it is all about flight control systems, comm system and etc. ones you have did it with small one it is easy to convert bigger choppers for that role.

 

[dani191]