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Do our Hawk batteries use Sentinel radar or Kalkan?
Both integrated into HERIKKS
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Do our Hawk batteries use Sentinel radar or Kalkan?
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So according to media Turkey deployed Hawk in Libya so either Kalkan or Sentinel deployed with them. Do we have any other radar to accompanying them for longer detection? Sentinel, Kalkan, and Kalkan 2 has ranges 40, 100, and 120, respectively. How could we detect incoming aircraft from that would use stand-off ammunition?Both integrated into HERIKKS
Hisar-A short range AD not relevant, so they're continuing with Hisar-O.
IMO A and O had too many similarities, so I couldn't understand wtf we'd want A and not just go for O.
Ground launched G40 which is ESSM variant will fill the gap.Layered defence is definitly neccesary, but its seems there isnt enough of a difference between A and O to justify purchasing both apparently. Something between 50-60km range seems like a more sensible option as the next system in the Hisar family, it fills the gap between Hisar-O and Siper.
Ground launched G40 which is ESSM variant will fill the gap.
View attachment 651670 I copied its features here before. As far as i i remember it can hit targets at 12km altitude at 35km range.
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I don't know why we did this mistake and purchased S 400, I was with this decision but I think it was bad , I hope we can fix this soon.
I don't know why we did this mistake and purchased S 400, I was with this decision but I think it was bad , I hope we can fix this soon.
I don't know why we did this mistake and purchased S 400, I was with this decision but I think it was bad , I hope we can fix this soon.
I am sure most of you will agree with me here, but I am totally fine if Turkey were to give (not even sell) the S400 systems to Azerbaijan. This will take at least the S400 argument out of the F35 problem, because I do wish for Turkey to stay in the program as it gives Turkey workshare which has economic benefits and technical benefits, as time passes by I'm sure Turkey will gain more and more know-how from it as well. Similar to what happened with the F-16's.