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Aldra Is disappointed that no one is talking about the proliferation of Turkish drones ...
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2021-05-30 at 7:09 PM UTCFolks, and for this mistake, there is certainly a way to atone.
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2021-05-30 at 7:25 PM UTCTurkey Drones. Mmmmmm.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2021-05-30 at 10:30 PM UTCI'm sure you know I was talking in general among military-geopolitical analysts and commenters, not on this site.
I can write a bit about it if you're actually interested; the general gist is that the big boys such as the US and Russia are focusing on high-tech, high-cost solutions (ie. the US is pursuing ultra-long range platforms, Russia is working on AI-controlled support craft to pair with and support pilots), but Turkey (and to a lesser degree, Iran and Yemen) has found ways to leverage existing and much cheaper tech to great effect with the recent Azeri-Armenian conflict being a testing ground. The Armenians had a significantly better equipped and trained military, but they were completely unable to deal with the drone onslaught -
2021-05-30 at 11:11 PM UTCat what point does an rc plane stops and drone starts tho.
barakthars are just rc planes with lethal loads. -
2021-05-30 at 11:19 PM UTC
Originally posted by aldra I'm sure you know I was talking in general among military-geopolitical analysts and commenters, not on this site.
I can write a bit about it if you're actually interested; the general gist is that the big boys such as the US and Russia are focusing on high-tech, high-cost solutions (ie. the US is pursuing ultra-long range platforms, Russia is working on AI-controlled support craft to pair with and support pilots), but Turkey (and to a lesser degree, Iran and Yemen) has found ways to leverage existing and much cheaper tech to great effect with the recent Azeri-Armenian conflict being a testing ground. The Armenians had a significantly better equipped and trained military, but they were completely unable to deal with the drone onslaught
Im watching youtube videos on it now. Pretty i teresting. So for the price of one US drone (assuming you dont have sanctions on your country), you can buy like 10-15 TB2s. lol -
2021-05-31 at 3:23 PM UTC
Originally posted by aldra I'm sure you know I was talking in general among military-geopolitical analysts and commenters, not on this site.
I can write a bit about it if you're actually interested; the general gist is that the big boys such as the US and Russia are focusing on high-tech, high-cost solutions (ie. the US is pursuing ultra-long range platforms, Russia is working on AI-controlled support craft to pair with and support pilots), but Turkey (and to a lesser degree, Iran and Yemen) has found ways to leverage existing and much cheaper tech to great effect with the recent Azeri-Armenian conflict being a testing ground. The Armenians had a significantly better equipped and trained military, but they were completely unable to deal with the drone onslaught
why is that?
