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    Post  assslan Sun May 17, 2015 10:09 am

    ASELSAN operates under five business sectors;

    Communication & Information Technologies Business Sector,
    Microelectronics, Guidance & Electro-Optics Business Sector,
    Radar & Electronic Warfare Systems Business Sector,
    Defense Systems Technologies Business Sector,
    Transportation, Security, Energy & Automation Systems Business Sector
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    Post  assslan Sun May 17, 2015 10:10 am

    LMM Missile Launching System (MLS)+ 30 mm SMASH Remote Controlled Stabilized Naval Gun System
    SMASH is a remotely operated stabilized weapon station fitted with 30mm Mk44 Bushmaster-II Canon.

    SMASH configurations incorporate advanced features as remote operation, built-in electro-optic sensor system for autonomous operation, day and night operation, stabilized turret, automatic target tracking (detect, track and fire on the move) and ballistic computation.

    SMASH System has a stabilized turret which enables the line-of-sight of the gun to be aimed at the target at all times. Due to the stabilization feature, the system can perform precise firings against stationary or moving targets while the platform is on-the-move.

    System can be operated remotely by using the remote gun control unit and hence provides gunner protection against counter fire. Besides, SMASH System is capable of firing 200 rounds per minute with its dual feed 30mm automatic cannon.

    As opposed to fixed sight systems used on 12.7mm STAMP and 25mm STOP systems, SMASH incorporates a seperately stabilized electroptical suit which can move in elevation and azimuth axes relative to gun. This ensures effective firing at long distances by enabling line-of-sight stay on the target at all times, even during the firing where ballistic correction is applied to the gun. The separately stabilized electroptical sight also enables surveillance and target tracking without aiming the gun to the target.
    General specifications of the System are:

    4/8 ready to fire Lightweight Multirole Missile (LMM)
    Two-axis gyro stabilized turret
    Automatic target tracking by EO Suite
    Laser Range Finder for target ranging
    High hit performance with fast reaction time
    High level system automation for ease of use
    Ease of integration into existing and new build FIBs
    Flexible system architecture meeting different customer requirements
    Low maintenance cost and high reliability
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    Post  assslan Sun May 17, 2015 6:52 pm

    In order to fulfill critical zone air defense purposes, Low and Medium Altitude Air Defense Missile Systems will destruct threats at low-medium altitude.

    Low Altitude Air Defense Missile System project includes development and production of two type of ground system, self-propelled armored and wheeled vehicle mounted air defense missile systems, and the missile.

    Air defense missile system mounted on a self-propelled armored vehicle shall be fully autonomous by means of 3D radar, Electro-Optic system, command control and fire control. Another version on wheeled vehicle shall be a missile launcher connected to Fire Control Unit for fire and command control functions.
    Tactical And Technical Features (HİSAR-A Missile)

    Maximum Range (at sea level) 10+ km
    High Explosive Fragment
    Guidance With Inertial Navigation and Data Link Terminal Guidance With Passive Infrared Seeker
    Dual Pulse Solid Propellant Rocket Motor
    IIR Seeker
    Types of Targets (Fighters Aircrafts, Helicopters, Cruise Missiles, Unmanned Air Vehicles)

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    Post  Book. Mon May 18, 2015 7:22 am

    Aselsan Displays Hisar Air Defence Systems at IDEF 2015
    ASELSA​​N displayed a wide range of products from Air Defence Systems to Border Security Systems, from Marine Systems to Electro- Optic Systems, from Communication Systems to Radar and Electronic Warfare Systems, from Guided and Navigation Systems to Avionic Systems at IDEF 2015 which was held in Istanbul last week (5-8 May 2015).
    ASELSAN also showcased its newly developed TORK Torpedoes Counter Measure System, Hybrid Laser and Missile Weapon System as well as Air Defence Ammunition with 35mm Airbust Ammunition for the first time at IDEF 2015.

    Moreover, new products in a very wide spectrum among which Stabilized Gun Systems integrated on to the land platform, Guidance Systems in Air Force inventories, as well as Submarine Acoustic Systems, were presented to the appreciation of the Turkish Armed Forces (TAF) and allied countries.

    Many ASELSAN products/systems among which Mobile Border Security Systems exported to Uruguay in the close period, HF Radios with TESİD Reward, and 3 Dimension Mobile Search Radar as well as Fire Control Radar, Identification Friend-or-Foe and Recognition System and Patrol and Facility Security solutions were displayed at IDEF 2015.

    Aselsan also displayed its Hisar range of short- and medium-range surface-to-air missile (SAM) systems for the first time at IDEF 2015.

    The range includes the Hisar-A short-range SAM system, the Hisar medium-range SAM system, and a new fire control system (FCS) for SAM batteries. These have been developed by Aselsan as prime contractor for the programs under a contract awarded by the Turkish Undersecretariat for Defence Industries (SSM) in 2011.

    Hisar-A is based on an FNSS ACV-30 tracked vehicle chassis armed with 4 Roketsan Hisar-A SAMs. Formerly known as T-Laladmis, the tracked Hisar-A system mounts its own mast-mounted air surveillance radar and an electro-optic/infrared (EO/IR) system, allowing it to operate as an independent standalone system without the need to operate as a battery with a separate FCS. The Hisar-A system is manned by a crew of three: two control personnel and a driver for the vehicle.

    Hisar-A missile (previously known as AIHSF) has a maximum altitude of 5 km and a maximum overall range of 15 km (at sea level). Roketsan is subcontractor to Aselsan for both Hisar missiles, responsible for the all-up rounds, including their launch canisters.

    The medium-range Hisar system (previously known as T-Maladmis) is based on a wheeled Mercedez-Benz chassis equipped with six Roketsan Hisar-O missiles.

    This system is designed to operate as a battery in concert with the Aselsan FCS, which is equipped with a mobile search radar, EO/IR system, and targeting radar. The Hisar-O missile has a maximum altitude of 10 km and a maximum range of 25 km at sea level.

    Development/company trials of the Hisar system are expected to be completed by 2018. Ballistic flight tests of the Hisar-A missile occurred in October 2013, with Hisar-O following in August 2014. Both missiles will continue their flight test program over the next two years.

    The missiles also share the same interface with their launch canister and the same umbilical connection. As well, there are high levels of technological commonality in the missiles' motor, control section, power supply, datalink, guidance, and safe/arm device. Both missiles are mid-course guided by radio-frequency datalink and feature terminal IR guidance.

    Both missiles are hard launched vertically from their canister and powered by a dual pulse solid propellant motor.

    http://www.defaiya.com/defaiyaonline/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=7753%3Aaselsan-displays-hisar-air-defence-systems-at-idef-2015&catid=56%3Aeurope&Itemid=2&lang=en

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    Post  Book. Mon May 18, 2015 7:25 am

    Hisar do land sea nice
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    Post  Book. Thu Jun 11, 2015 2:11 pm

    FNSS - ACV 30 Self-Propelled Anti-Air Gun


    It look good but no radar
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    Post  Book. Sun Jul 19, 2015 6:54 pm

    Turkey Advances Indigenous Missile Programs
    By Burak Ege Bekdil 6:06 p.m. EDT July 18, 2015

    ANKARA — The Turkish military does not boast the world's most advanced gear for precision strikes but a number of local programs are progressing, signaling reduced future dependence on foreign systems.

    Turkish officials recently reported "critical progress" in three systems they have been developing over the past years.

    Procurement officials said the first critical firing tests for the Atmaca, a Turkish anti-ship missile, went "extremely successful."

    The Atmaca is a radar-guided anti-ship cruise missile with a range of 120 miles. When the program took off in 2009, the idea was to build an indigenous anti-ship missile "with features similar to the Exocet."

    But during its development phase Turkish authorities decided that the Atmaca instead should look like the Harpoon Block II, which is already in the Turkish inventory.

    "There is an understanding that the Atmaca will eventually replace the Harpoon," said one procurement official familiar with the program.

    The Harpoon is an all-weather, over-the-horizon, anti-ship missile system, developed and manufactured by McDonnell Douglas (now Boeing Defense, Space & Security). It was introduced in 1977. The Harpoon system also has a land-strike variant, the Standoff Land Attack Missile. The regular Harpoon uses active radar homing and a low-level, sea-skimming cruise trajectory to improve survivability and lethality.

    "The Atmaca will help us move forward to our goal of achieving maximum lethality with minimum cost," said one Navy official. "That target is essential for countries like Turkey that have budgetary constraints."

    An Ankara-based analyst said the military is aiming at a "better and cheaper hit" as the local industry has advanced in several indigenous programs over the past years.

    "The successful first firing test was a good sign, cementing the military's trust in an industry that is new at developing such capabilities," he said.

    The procurement official said the first deliveries of the Atmaca will start at the end of 2016. The first Atmacas will be outfitted to Turkey's Milgem corvettes and frigates.

    The missile system is being developed by a team of Roketsan, a state-controlled missile maker; military specialist Aselsan, Turkey's biggest defense company; and ARMERKOM, an Istanbul-based research and development unit of the Turkish Navy.

    Rokestsan announced the first autopilot-controlled test missile of its Hisar-A, a low-altitude air defense missile, was successfulin a series of tests June 19-24. Along with the autopilot-controlled test missile, Roketsan said the Hisar-A system's ballistic test missile BTF-2 also was successfully tested.

    And on July 2-3, Roketsan said, it successfully tested the Umtas, its anti-tank missile. The Umtas, with its infrared imaging and laser-seeker options, is an anti-tank missile with a range of eight kilometers to be used in air-to-ground and ground-to-ground operations.

    Umtas is considered the official anti-tank system for the T-129 attack helicopters Turkey has developed under license from the Italian-British AgustaWestland and the Anka, Turkey's first locally developed unmanned aircraft. Other potential platforms to be outfitted with the Umtas are armored land vehicles and naval vessels.

    http://www.defensenews.com/story/defense/land/weapons/2015/07/18/turkey-advances-indigenous-missile-programs/30236299/
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    Post  Airman Sat Oct 29, 2016 10:02 am

    Developer: TÜBİTAK SAGE
    SAPAN Electromagnetic Launching System Project

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    Post  Airman Sat Oct 29, 2016 10:10 am

    Developer: ASELSAN, ROKETSAN
    HİSAR Low and Medium Altitude Air Defense Systems

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    Post  Airman Wed Nov 02, 2016 5:18 pm

    FNSS and PT. Pindad, Completes Conceptual Design of the Modern Medium Weight Tank (MMWT)

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    FNSS of Turkey and PT.Pindad of Indonesia have advanced on their Joint Development Modern Medium Weight Tank (MMWT) project. The conceptual design of MMWT has been completed and reveals during Indo Defense 2016, International Tri-Service Defence Expo & Forum, from 2–5 November at the Jakarta, Indonesia.

    Turkey and Indonesia initiated the project to develop MMT in 2014. The production of the first prototype has already started. FNSS and PT Pindad make up the prime contractors of the project, whose intellectual property rights will be owned by the two countries.

    MMWT design comprises advanced ballistic and mine protection with broad range of fire power, from close support of infantry to anti-armour. MMWT’s precision direct fire capability ensures required lethality with an outstanding tactical ands trategic mobility. Rear configuration power pack of thevehicle is combined with advanced electronic controlled systems and heavy duty suspension system.

    The vehicle’s new generation engine supplie sadequate power, coupled with a fully automatic electronic controlled transmission, which results in a minimum of 20hp/ton ratio, depending on the configurable protection system. MMWT gets its advanced mobility capability from 6 wheeled suspension system built on torsion bars with double pinned tracks.

    Power pack of the vehicle is equipped with high capacity cooling pack and fuel tanks. The cooling pack is cooled by an intelligent software driven hydraulic fan for optimum torque extraction and fuel economy and two separate fuel tanks provide a minimum operating range of 450km. An auxiliary power unit enables turret operation when vehicle engine is not running, by charging the battery system. Advanced battery monitoring system is also equipped for optimum power management and Silent Watch capabilities.

    Interior of the vehicle is engineered carefully considering ergonomics of crew and different tactical and battlefield conditions including driving, firing and ammuniti on load and unload. Special type of driver seat enables operator to have adequate field of view with accessibility to all cabin equipment.

    MMWT comprises state of art modern technology platform with superior fire power supported with battle field management and laser warning systems, providing tactical awareness to the commander. It will havehighendmine andballisticprotectionin itsclass andinthis sense MMWTguarantees required fire supportagainstbattlefield threads with speed of response at a very short notice, providing superior survivability and mobility on the battlefield.

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    Conceptual Background

    MMWT brings new technologies and innovative fighting skills to the battlefield. MMWT direct-fire combat roles may include:

    - Combat operations against medium and light armour, including; IFVs, APCs, reconnaissance vehicles, combat support vehicles, armoured engineering vehicles, artillery equipment, recovery vehicles and logistic suppor tvehicles.

    - Fire support tasks against; dismounted infantry, logistic support sites and defensive positions.

    For these roles, the MMWT combines an effective direct-fire weapon with a capable sighting system. This combination enables MMWT to achieve first round hits at battle at long ranges. The tank can fire both AP and HE ammunitions, as well can emplo secondary weapons such as 50-cal or 7.62 mm MGs for medium-range area shoots and close-range self-defence.

    Although medium tanks are seen as a no-match forheavy main battle tanks (MBTs) in the 60-70 tonnes range, utilizing its stealth and mobility, MMWT can be tasked against MBTs in specific scenarios, such as mobile screening operations, flank attacks, ambush attacks, emergency delaying operations and support of friendly MBTs.

    Moreover, as MMWTs tend to b emore easily transported and, once on the battlefield, have very good tactical mobility and these factors, together with a reasonable level of armour and capable weapons make them suitable for other roles including:

    - Rear area security tasks against light mobile or air-landed forces,
    - Counter penetration roles,
    - Delaying operations,
    - Combat recce tasks,
    - Screening operations,
    - Escorting of light armour or soft-skinned vehicle convoys, and
    - Deep penetration operations in the enemy’s rear areas.

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    Post  KoTeMoRe Wed Nov 02, 2016 7:13 pm

    So this looks like a Cockerill XC-8 gun system mounted on a stretched FNSS Next hull. From previous integrations this looks like a 30+ ton vehicle with a 650 HP engine.

    From XC-8 means the gun will be able to fire GLATGM (possibly Ukrainian Falarick series).

    I don't see the point of this vehicle given it's goal. Cheap, lighter tank ersatz but with expensive subsystems. Except for know how why would Indonesia pick these over VT-5's?
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    Post  Airman Wed Nov 02, 2016 7:58 pm

    New Details:

    Weight: ~35 Ton
    Maximum Speed: 70 km/h
    Power/Weight Ratio: ~20 hp/ton
    Armament: 105 mm Gun and 7.62 mm Coaxial

    2 Prototype will be produced. One of them will be produced in Turkey and another will be produced in Indonesia.

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    The Indonesian Armed Forces will buy a total of 400 units.

    Turret:
    Cockerill CT-CV 105HP ( Autoloader)
    Oto Melara HITFACT 105mm/52 calibre (Manual Loading) (Optional)

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    Post  Airman Sun Nov 06, 2016 6:29 am

    Medium Range Anti-Tank Missile OMTAS

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    Outstanding Properties of the Product

    OMTAS is an surface to surface anti-tank missile with infrared sensor head which has a range of 4 km used against armored targets, having locking in before/after firing and fire-forget/ fire -update.

    Basic Properties
    -Insensitive Ammunition (Level V)
    -Tandem Warhead Effective Against Reactive Armor
    -IIR Sensor Head
    -Locking Before and After Firing
    -Fire-Forget/ Fire-Update
    -Data Link with the Launcher
    -Smokeless Composite Propellant Technology
    -NSN Availability

    Product Description

    OMTAS, developed by Roketsan for infantry units, is a surface to surface anti-tank missile system. With the advanced technology it has, it is effective against all armored threats in the field.

    OMTAS, with its 4 km maximum range and 200 m minimum range, can function in all weather conditions, day and night. OMTAS, which can be used in fire-forget and fire-update modes, with the elasticity provided by its target update capability, offers possibilities to fire in covered position, to fire at targets behind cover, to point precisely and to evaluate the effectiveness of the hit, can be used against fixed and moving targets.

    Technical Specifications

    Diameter: 160 mm
    Max. Range: 4 km
    Min. Range: 0,2 km
    Weight: 35 kg (Composite Tune Included)
    Propellant Type: HTPB-based reduced smoke composite propellant
    Warhead Type: Insensitive tandem warhead effective against armor with reactive protection
    Guidance: Imaging Infrared (IIR)
    Target Types: Heavily Armored/Armored Vehicles
    Assault Types: Directly from above
    Launcher Imager System: Thermal and TV Camera
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    Post  Airman Sun Nov 06, 2016 6:51 am

    Stand Off Missile SOM

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    Post  Airman Fri Nov 11, 2016 6:02 am

    3rd HIGH-TECH PORT by MÜSİAD


    Held with the theme"Global Power in Defense and Aviation" in İstanbul CNR Expo Center on 9-12 November, 2016, the 3rd High-Tech Port by MÜSİADaims to achieve business development in these industries.

    In this direction, it brings together national military delegations representing the defense industry from Qatar, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Jordan, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Nigeria, South Africa, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Pakistan, Georgia, Azerbaijan and Ukraine.

    On the other hand, it will host Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) in the aviation industry as well as introducing local and global actors of the defense and aviation industriesto each other in of the 3rd High-Tech Port by MÜSİAD’s niche and target-oriented business development atmosphere.



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    Post  airstrike Thu Nov 17, 2016 9:33 am

    Turkish FNSS Kaplan armored fighting vehicle displayed at High Tech Port 2016

    http://defense-watch.com/2016/11/17/turkish-fnss-kaplan-armored-fighting-vehicle-displayed-high-tech-port-2016/
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    Post  KoTeMoRe Thu Nov 17, 2016 10:08 am

    Kaplan looks very heavy for an amphibious design.

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    IDEF'17, 13th International Defence Industry Fair, which was held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Turkey and hosted by the Ministery of National Defence and under the management and responsibility of Turkish Armed Forces Foundation (TAFF), was realized by the cooperation of Tüyap Fairs and Exhibitions Organization Inc. between May 9-12, 2017.

    IDEF International Defence Industry Fair has been held once in every odd year since 1993. IDEF has played an essential role on the development of friendship and cooperation between participant countries.

    IDEF, as a high technology defence industry fair, incorporating main defence industry branches and their subordinates, is an essential international marketing arena for defence industry companies. IDEF is the biggest defence industry fair in Eurasian region and one of the top five in the world with an increasing trend in terms of the number of participating countries, delegations and companies.

    IDEF'15, hosted 781 company and company representatives from 53 countries, 493 High-Level Foreign Delegates responsible for defence supply for their countries; 18 of whom were Ministers, 19 were Deputy Ministers, 6 were Chiefs of General Staff, 3 were Deputy Chiefs of General Staff, 8 were Force Commanders, 15 were Undersecretaries for Defence Industries and defence procurement officials from 76 countries and 1 International Institutions. In addition, 59.715  domestic and foreign professionals from 110 countries visited the show.

    There had been 2.230 prearranged meetings among 23 high level procurement officials from Turkish Ministry of Defence, Armed Forces and General Directorate of Security, participants and foreign delegates.

    Within the scope of these informations, it was proven one more time that IDEF Fair was placed within the most successful and conspicuous organizations realized on the international platform in Defence Industry.

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    Post  Airman Sun Aug 06, 2017 10:05 am

    New Ejder Yalçın III exports:

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    75+150 for Tunisia
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    Post  George1 Thu Jun 14, 2018 12:47 pm

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    Post  Airman Fri Sep 07, 2018 10:23 am


    T625 MULTIROLE HELICOPTER COMPLETES FIRST FLIGHT

    T625 Multirole Helicopter of Turkish Aerospace Industries has successfully performed its first flight on 6th of September 2018, at its facilities in Ankara, Turkey.

    The first prototype of new generation, 6 tone, light intermediate, T625 Helicopter which is completely designed and developed by Turkish Aerospace, completed its maiden flight after several ground tests. During its 20 minutes flight, the aircraft performed as expected with an assessment of the helicopter’s general handling, transmission and rotor systems.

    T625, is a new generation, twin engine, 12 seated + 2 crew helicopter specifically designed for Military, Paramilitary and Civilian purposes. Its state-of-art avionics, visionics, new technology transmission and rotor systems are designed for exceptional performance at hot and high harsh geographical conditions. T625 Multirole Helicopter is planning to meet a range of new export opportunities and requirements in the worldwide market as a game changer and new player, by exceeding the multi-mission requirements for adverse weather conditions with its MTOW/Cabin Size ratio, highest levels of safety and operational benefits for operators with EASA certification.
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    Post  Admin Wed Jan 09, 2019 4:35 pm

    Exodus from Turkey hits defence contractors
    Jan 09 2019

    Hundreds of the most talented people working at Turkish defence contractors are fleeing to Western countries, a great migration that could stall several prominent national programs, reported U.S.-based Defense News.

    In recent months, more than 270 defence contractors, mostly senior engineers, fled Turkey for new jobs abroad, with the Netherlands, the United States and Germany topping the list, according to a survey by Turkey’s procurement authority (SSB), which reports directly to President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

    The companies affected by the exodus include Turkey’s largest state-run defence firm, Aselsan, military software company Havelsan, missile-maker Roketsan, Turkish Aerospace Industries, and more.

    More than 40 percent (41%) of those who left are age 26-30, while more than half (54%) have postgraduate degrees. “This highlights a trend among relatively young professionals to seek new opportunities abroad,” an SSB official noted.

    Nearly 60 percent (59%) have at least four years’ experience in the industry, while 40 percent cited issues curbing their career progress as the main reason for their departure.

    Respondents would consider returning to Turkey for higher salaries and better working conditions, and if the political situation in Turkey were to normalise and employees gain social rights in line with European Union standards.

    “I know several colleagues who want to leave but have not yet found the right jobs,” a senior engineer who left for a job with a European firm told Defense News. “I expect the brain drain to gain pace in the next years, depending on Western companies’ capacity to employ more Turkish talent.”

    According to the Turkish Statistical Institute, 113,326 Turkish nationals emigrated from Turkey in 2017, while net migration inflow, which was positive in 2016, turned negative in 2017.

    https://ahvalnews.com/turkey-defence-industry/exodus-turkey-hits-defence-contractors
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    Post  miketheterrible Wed Jan 09, 2019 4:50 pm

    Political? If one has a good job, why worry about the politics of it?

    Sounds fishy. I get the other parts (more money, better working conditions,etc) but the political part sounds like they are either snowflakes who hate Erdogan or something else.

    We will see if it causes concern or if the void will be filled.
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    Post  Admin Wed Jan 09, 2019 6:42 pm

    miketheterrible wrote:Political? If one has a good job, why worry about the politics of it?

    Sounds fishy.  I get the other parts (more money, better working conditions,etc) but the political part sounds like they are either snowflakes who hate Erdogan or something else.

    We will see if it causes concern or if the void will be filled.

    This might have something to do with it.

    https://www.defensenews.com/industry/2018/12/18/dozens-working-on-critical-turkish-defense-programs-detained-in-probe/
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    Post  Isos Thu Jan 10, 2019 2:02 pm

    That's what happen when an economy collapse. Turkish don't export lot of equipement and even their own is mostly US made. Top guys in labs are useless there and can easily find better jobs abroad.


    Germany on the other hand is desperatly in need for engineers of all sort. Their population is getting old and there is a big concentration of turks there. It is weired that more turks didn't already move in germany since the coup attempt.

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