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First of all, this is "Turkish Missile Programs", you can post these anywhere else in ME section.I doubt those are fake, and I agree with you about that. EDGE group was unveiled, and seem much more modern in websites, and media so we will see if there will be media revealed about all of these weapon systems.
No testing, but it seems robotic production of seekers?
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Research and development
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Warhead design and development
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Gravity-released weapon system and sub-system development
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Safety & Arming Units and fuzes
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Actuator mechanism development
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Assembly and integration
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Testing labs
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Secondly, it would have been much better if you had attached some videos, moreover some systems of those guys, especially desert sting -16 ,35 has enormous warhead weight ratios and exaggerated range values, which doesnt quite make sense for a company who recently starts to manufacture these weapons. I couldnt get sense of they actually manufactured a missile like hellfire, so far all systems are currently free-fall. In exhibitions they showcase larger and propelled missiles but those seem like at mock-up stage yet.
Lastly,@MMM-E it doesnt quite look impossible for a company to develop a working free-fall missile after retrieving the vital parts through ToT or direct purchase. They morelikely get seeker and guidance system directly while developing the rest on their own. This is a company and they seem to only focus on free-fall bombs and their production. We are in 2020, it is not quite hard to acquire engineering development tools and complete even prototype tests without even manufacturing those.
And i hope their Ansys software is licensed
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@Philip the Arab ,if you are somehow affiliated to that company, or you have contact of someone from there please ask them to re-design their webpage.
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