Syed_Adeel
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That would be a waste of time and money.this looks more like an easy to convert into a suicide drone given the maneuverability elements on it.
GIDS is not privatePrivate companies in Pakistan have a lot of stuff to offer...and great thing is they are working with Military too..
Next evolution of this drone will be a bigger armed drone.The Shahpar series of UAVs is designed to be unarmed, and purely for surveillance. People are free to correct me if I'm wrong.
The Buraq UCAV is the only locally made armed drone, of course with heavy Chinese technical input.
Similar concept, but a different drone.
Too bad Yabhon closed.
Engine manufacturing is damn complex process! I would rather TEI concentrate on a single facility to reduce the cost with higher number of orders.It is not just about relationships. Turkey is keen on forging a deeper military integration with Pakistan, and transferring some of the IP of its key technologies is one way of achieving that.
Turkey has already transferred the IP of its Milgem program to Pakistan allowing your country to not only manufacture these modern stealth warships in-house but also to own the design rights. So the precedence already exists.
Turkey sees Pakistan as a natural compliment to its military technology development; but Pakistani military planners addicted to quick Chinese fixes haven’t been able to think creatively, apart from the navy. So you’re right in the sense that even if Turkey was willing, the need doesn’t exist with Pakistan.
First actual image of Shahpar II:
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Vertical tail looks different from the model.
It’s huge!