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Long but very informative article about ISIS: INCONVENIENT TRUTHS: THE RISE OF DAESH IN SYRIA

Bit more info here: http://www.gazetevatan.com/turkiye-nin-yeni-obusu-yavuz-geliyor-1062301-gundem/ Türk Silahlı Kuvvetlerinin Fırat Kalkanı Harekatı'nda ve terörle mücadelede etkin olarak kullandığı obüs ailesine yeni bir üye ekleniyor. Makina ve Kimya Endüstrisi (MKE) Kurumu yüksek hareket...

Guys, just because they're testing it on an Anka A/B doesn't mean it won't be applied to Anka-S. These photos might even be from before Anka-S had its first flight. My guess is it will be like the TB2 - even though the original orders didn't ask for combat capability because it wasn't developed...

Just an estimate based on known weights of 2x Mizrak-U, 4x Cirit and Aselflir.

Almost 300kg total payload visible. Very nice.

Thanks for the correction. In the strike footage I could only see one tower so I guess they must have struck multiple transmission HQs.

You can see the destroyed radio tower still standing in the background. This is just rat propaganda, an old video reposted to make themselves look less like the disposable pawns they actually are.

TSK hit PKK/YPG in NE Syria. PKK says 18 killed and called it a "cowardly" attack (lol) so probably at least 50 killed.

In what year did this metallurgy/production process change happen?

Looks like an operation is coming. More in the thread.

There's no such thing as a MPT76 Mk2. The rifle you're talking about was called the Mehmetcik-1. The MPT76 was designed by Kale, not MKEK.

That's why they would put something similar to AHEAD on the railgun projectile too.

It's similar to Korkut - muzzle velocity is around 1000m/s, max range 4km, shell flight time would be about 6 seconds (due to drag). They can calculate where the aircraft will be and shoot at that, though ofcourse at that range it's less effective as the target can change course. I think...

http://www.raytheon.com/news/feature/rms14_precision_projectile.html As to hitting a target from shorter distances - depends on what kind of target it is. If an airplane, yes, probably 1/20th that range is more realistic. If fixed land target, 300km is realistic.

Who said it can hit an aircraft at 300km? 300km would be the land attack range. The other stuff you said about electronics not being able to withstand 255G is not true either. Guided artillery shells exist which can handle MUCH more than 255G. Excalibur can withstand 15,000G.

If you look close, you can see a tiny version this machine behind his head, enhancing his facial muscles.

Can't you read? Faydalı Yük Kapasitesi : 8 kg

No it isn't. Vuran and Amazon are 16 and 12 tonnes respectively.

That Harpoon launcher isn't a VLS, and isn't what he's referring to. Less talking, more reading, Hurshid.