Deadly and Extremely Stealthy - Anka 3 Drone

[@javidabdullayev2507]

It is impressive how they are working on multiple projects simultaneously and conducting successful tests in a short span of time. Just outstanding!!

[@radeon789]

Turks are always crazy

[@code-mind]

Thanks to Turkey that they develope such drons for worlds security! 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@melikbey38]

At this rate Turkiye will be a super drone power and the aviation giant in a very short time 😉

[@devalapar7878]

Drones don't replace jets or artillery. Turkey has a well running defense industry, but they are behind in tech. They can produce consumer goods like wash machines, car parts, freezers, etc. And they can assemble a lot of other things. But they lack in chemistry, biochemistry, electronics, AI, internet technology, ... I don't know why Turkey doesn't focus more on its economy and its institutions. If they want to become a leader, they need to catch up. They have enough people to do those things.

[@seyfettinzorbey429]

@@devalapar7878Turkish aviation and defence-military industry was USA biased. Jets, Awacs, tanks, acvs and many more things directly bought with little to none technology share. This experience gave Turkish industry an ability to develop its own technology. There was a time where things went bad and this self made technology article became critical, Heron uav purchase. As many know, Israel has close relationship with USA, and despite being in NATO, Türkiye always had different regional worries, such as pkk and its Syria part of ypg and isis. Türkiye wanted to use Heron against terrorist organizations, but Heron purchase agreement contains restrictions about where and which targets will be targeted by Turkish Army's Herons. This article kept going on with many more countries, such as Germany's MTU withdrawed from Altay MBT engine contract, Canada ruled embargo on optic systems, etc. So, Turkish industry is developing for 20 years really, before that there was an heavy trust for allies, but different interests of different countries caused a conflict. There is some big projects, such as Kaan fighter jet, self made military grade tank engine named BATU, Baykar's Kızılelma, and Tusas Anka-3. The edge is closing every year and industry just trying very hard to catch up, cause the region Türkiye belongs is a hot place for conflicts. I just want to tell that, lack of technology thing is not bad as you named it cause many abilities producted/developed in this short run, such as Aselsan's Cats(started with Canadian Wescam embargo),400-1000hp military grade multifuel diesel engines and marine variants, active protection systems such as Akkor and Pulat, self made engines such as PD170 used in MALE drones, Murad aesa radar is still under development, radar absorbent stealth paint and list goes on, projects which still under development are just not on USA standarts, so they just keep developing those until catch up or at least have an edge against its modern variants . Just need some more time. I hope I enlightned a little bit.

[@Rockstar-ls1uz]

Great Turkiye ❤

[@mikeypiros6647]

You know the Greeks are gonna love this....

[@tnn8744]

the purchase of the S400 system did not interfere with the F16 program. It interfered with Turkey's ability to get the F35. That is why Turkey is trying to extend it's F16 fleet

[@cory8791]

I don't trust turkey they too wishy-washy!

[@johnbaran577]

1000%

[@aymonfoxc1442]

Yep, yep, yep. You are CORRECT! 💯

[@deanrussell2224]

That makes more sense

[@andrewgates8158]

It should've though. Just to teach them.

[@hansericsson7058]

Go Turkey!

[@herneyse11]

Thanks Hans!

[@VenturiLife]

It's pretty impressive what Turkey is capable of coming out with technically. Not polished, but it works.

[@nellyt2807]

You cannot polish a turd a turd is a turd no matter how hard one rubs in the end after all that polishing you end up with a shiny turd.

[@VenturiLife]

@@nellyt2807 I wouldn't understimate Turkey, they have some very talented engineers. They do cut corners on materials etc. in many industries.

[@ogukarakus]

@@VenturiLifecut corner in what?

[@HelloMeinFreundchen]

@@ogukarakus Cut corners in technology. Adam güzel bisey diyor

[@HelloMeinFreundchen]

@@nellyt2807 Turds are pretty cool animals. I would be more concerned, once i am a dumb fish, comenting with so much hate, that i almost choke

[@mahmut842]

You need to make a video of Bayraktar Kizilelma drone.

[@MrRossi1805]

Respect to this achievements!

[@o.429]

This is not a fighter jet. It is a stealth deep strike platform.

[@bradleydegraaff7574]

THANK YOU

[@peterweller8583]

The once and future King, Anka huh?

[@emrearslanca5936]

Bu bir başlangıç. Temel atıldıkça katlar hızlı çıkacaktır

[@radeon789]

Cok dogru söyle din... Temelin kurumasina oturmasina Zaman lazim.. Ve o Zaman da doldu artik... Türkiye cok saglam bi ivme yakaladi.. Boyle devam! Ne mutlu türküm diyene

[@yigithan3713]

If it was easy everybody would do it. Especially with the embargo from the West (which I hope stricts even more to push us invent even more and build things domestically)

[@devalapar7878]

What embargo? Turkey is not under a major embargo. Countries refused to sell certain components, but those were lifted a year ago, no?

[@kiowablue2862]

Aircraft weight is either wet or dry, (with or without fuel) not "curb" weight.

[@kenanilbey4217]

Elhamdülillah

[@gs27777]

would love to see the radar return data, seems to have some inconsistent physical attributes

[@tugrulozduran8515]

turkey has patriot, s400, and a lot of nato radars, i am sure they will improve the design if necessary.

[@ufuk4665]

it's just a prototype dude

[@scrappydoo7887]

​@@tugrulozduran8515so you mean steal the design

[@imfloridano5448]

The Patriots phased array radar can pick up stealth craft easily. They look like little birds but moving at high speeds. THAAD can also pickup stealth tech as well

[@cihangirakyol4170]

@@imfloridano5448 EVERY aircraft, including the F22 CAN be seen on radar. But they can NOT be targeted. THAT is the basic principle of stealth tech.

[@megroslmegr7504]

Even sexier than M8ss Universe

[@ozgenyolcu4386]

The Turks, who have been fighting for 5000 thousand years and have left no continent untouched in the world, are being taught tactics by idiots who have not read two history books. You are so funny

[@watchthe1369]

Yep Turkey is going to be a regional power like India and France once the dust settles with the collapse of globalism. I just hope we can all get along.

[@recoil53]

If globalism actually collapses, we don't have to get along with anybody but out neighbors.

[@illuminati2341]

They are already a regional power since decades

[@watchthe1369]

@@illuminati2341 not like they became after.....shit Desert Storm.... Go way kid I feel old.

[@DarkBrandon2024]

Yeah Buddy.

[@jimgordon3206]

Gee wiz, Batman. Where do you suppose they got all that high tech stuff, out of thin air?

[@jerrykernic5898]

That's a question that EVERYONE knows the answer to.

[@johnbaran577]

The Chinese

[@mridlon1634]

@@johnbaran577 And from where did the Chinese pirate that??? Lmao

[@publicname]

Turkey was already a part of the f35 program, they don't need Chinese

[@nedkelly9688]

@johnbaran577 Was America and other West countries. Even their Khizelman has similarities with Australia Ghost Bat drone and it was built first. Chinas KH97A also has stolen features of Ghost Bat too.

[@MPjustaman]

Can we all just agree at the BRILLIANCE of Lockheed skunk works? Seems everyone has been able to steal from their genius

[@devalapar7878]

I don't think so. It takes a lot of work to create a stealth machine. The shape isn't the only thing. And we knew about such shapes a long time ago. It wasn't invented by Lockheed Martin.

[@brianv1988]

I sometimes think iraan and turkey are in a competition on making drones it seems like both of these countries have been putting out crazy prototypes lately

[@Gecenin_Sovalyesi]

Iranda teknoloji yok dostum, onlarin ucaklari sadece ucan bir motor.

[@devalapar7878]

Iranian drones aren't that good. At least that is what I heard.

[@2434yavuz]

SEN FARSMISIN....BİZ İRANI MUHATAB ALMIYORUZ.....

[@nicholasmazzarella2720]

Comment for the algorithm

[@dhroman4564]

As stated is it a fighter jet or a armed intelligence drone?

[@johnbaran577]

Fighter

[@batuhanyazc1104]

Not fighter main mission will be intelligence but also say it in the early prototype stata fot thinking thw wing body design they have obtain data from the flight before updating flight 1 week ago it flied last version say the end 2024 but maybe it will take more time for final product

[@DuygusalKasap]

it will be an armed unmanned air enthusiast, not an intelligence drone and definetely not a fighter😇😇

[@timn4481]

i usually hate PC generated voice overs but in this case i'd recommend it. maybe take a Xanax?. longer pauses inbetween speaking doesnt fix it. its ruining the content which is always good.

[@boffo63]

It's 'rightful place'?

[@muleyman68]

Ukraine could do wonderful things with a couple of these.

[@e.s.5529]

this isn't the Miss Universe pageant, it's not about the looks. How does this hold up against jamming, IR, and most importantly the RCS. Being less "refined" makes all the difference in the world, I will point out Russian (claimed 5th gen) platforms. Obviously, this isn't junk but this is probably not top tier but good to a point.

[@greattribulation1388]

When it comes to stealth, it literally is about how it looks.

[@e.s.5529]

@@greattribulation1388 no, not even close. it's not just the shape. It is about heat signatures, electronic gaming, unbreakable decryption with communication, material science, development, testing, and fabrication... it's not only about what it looks like...Jesus really?

[@greattribulation1388]

@@e.s.5529 yes it right. Funny you mentioned every possible thing except the the shape and how it looks. How else do you refract the radio waves? Smh. You’re trying to desperately there.

[@devalapar7878]

@@greattribulation1388 Yes, the shape matters, but it is not the only thing that matters. For example, if the jet becomes too hot, it will radiate and will be visible by an infrared camera. Or do you think birds are as hot as a jet engine? Obviously not. The shape and the heat are the most important parts. There are still ways to detect them. But most countries don't have that tech.

[@auro1986]

are thinking of your missiles can eat this in thanksgiving ?

[@dextermorgan1]

What? How do you even type a sentence like that? Does what you wrote actually make sense to you?

[@auro1986]

@@dextermorgan1 you tell your artificial intelligence to use sense when hunting anka

[@johnbaran577]

Man, i usually love this channel but this doesn’t sound like the regular videos, the script has a totally different feel

[@joeswheat]

lira bought and paid for.

[@BigDaddy-yp4mi]

Anyone that knows anything about stealth design, the unclassified parts released by the government online, can glance at this and see the bulls**t runs deep in this video. Exhaust isn't serrated. They're using flathead screws. The F-117 team had to INVENT a new type of screw fastener that wasn't a good radar return, and remember, those were buried in the skin. I counted AT LEAST 7 protrusions for cameras, antenna, etc.Where they showed the assembly line is where they REALLY messed up. That internal structure has literally ZERO done to mitigate radar. This thing MIGHT hide from some medium band, but all air defenses use long, medium and short bands in order to find a weakness in design in order to detect it. Nothing is invisible. But I assure you, neighboring countries will know when this turd is rolling down the runway. They're about 50% of the way to a true stealth drone. Keep at it fellas!

[@simpledude5974]

🤣

[@devalapar7878]

Do screws have a big impact? I don't think so. It is a prototype! In a prototype you aren't focusing on every aspect. You try to hold it cheap. Do you even know what short, medium and long band are? Do you know how EM waves work? Can you explain to me how they do it? And why screws are so important?

[@everypitchcounts4875]

I see China has some competition to just copy US designs and tech. Even Israel just slaps a different company label brand on US military equipment and takes credit for it.

[@apegues]

Our RQ170 drone that went down in IRAN a few years ago seems to have been copied

[@avniceylan7322]

İran'da düşen amerikan dronu mu? Bunun Türkiye'de üretilen dronla ne ilgisi var? Tamamen bağlantısız bir olaydan bahsediyorsun. Yıllar önceki Thk-13'ün devamı.

[@MichaelRacer]

Turkey ought to give some of these to Ukraine.

[@kennypowerz1267]

They will give them to Russia. They aren't Ukraine or USA friendly

[@FENDI95]

Ukraine will probably the first country to get this toy

[@MrJozerdan]

This script has AI-written repetitiveness I don't remember from your other videos. Weird.

[@oneproudbrowncoat]

Doesn't explain why Constantinople got the works.

[@JSFGuy]

Automated batbot synthetic voice.

[@jeffboothbyr.f.9249]

Cool drone but how does their signals encryption hold up to modern jamming technology?

[@aymonfoxc1442]

If it's similar to Bayraktar, it should be comparable to some of Russia's more sophisticated systems (as demonstrated on the battlefield). In other words, they're no push over but far from invulnerable.

[@devalapar7878]

I mean the goal is to have a drone fly alone. You program the mission and the drone makes all its decisions alone. Everything can be jammed! Even US drones! It is just harder because of the altitude and satellite connection.

[@steveshoemaker6347]

🇺🇸

[@WOLFGANG-BOZKURT]

Economy and infrastructure established by 400years sla very...U s a is a Joke. Go back to Europe and leave native people in Peace...european Need you...getting bullied Box Refu gees ans m igrants... :(

[@47HOOKERGOAT]

You can't have antenna's like that sticking out of the acft and be that stealthy

[@ronaldtreitner1460]

apparently, you'd be wrong and btw they said "almost invisible."

[@47HOOKERGOAT]

@@ronaldtreitner1460 until they show the true radar signature I am neither right or wrong

[@nedkelly9688]

@user-pu8ts6iz1h Australia MQ28A Ghost Bat has a sensor package with a long antenna and is more stealthier then a F35.

[@devalapar7878]

Actually you can ^^ A thin antenna won't be bigger on a radar than a bird. An array of antenna would be visible even if it has holes (ok that depends on wave length).

[@melikbey38]

-Thanks US, CANADA, GERMANY, FRANCE, AUSTRIA and others …. -Thank you very very much !!!! -If you didnt put sanctions on Türkiye, Turks would not be enough motivated to make their own millitary tech stuff ....

[@masenozcelik6671]

👍👍👍👍

[@oldgoat8861]

To me....not stealth at all. Screams here I am shoot me down.

[@charlesbrightman4237]

DARK TECH: USV's: Single use subs: With a single let's just say 'device' onboard. No ship or port would be safe.

[@RobertLeeAtYT]

Stealthy? With all those antenna, pitot tubes and other unidentified sticking out like porcupine quills…. should have good payload capacity and endurance though.

[@ozantunctekin4826]

Bu bir test uçağı, nihai bir ürün değil. Test uçuilarındaki verileri iletmek için üzerinden bir çok aparat taşıyor olabilir.

[@jupiterbirlesikgezegenleri9884]

Even prototype of f22 had antennes. Sumb american dont even know about f22

[@devalapar7878]

Why would the tubes and a small antenna be an issue? Please, explain.

[@janissaryone1906]

Not possible for this to be true stealth. The data link will cause it to emit RF radiation and light it up like a flashlight at night. And is it even equipped with a real stealth coating which is critical in reducing the RF returns. It's easy to copy the shape of other stealth drones but the details matter. Looking at the panel gapes and presence of rivets, I'll say it isn't really that stealthy, just made to look good.

[@MrKentaroMotoPI]

This could be an early flying prototype. Neither the X-32 or the X-35 had any stealth features other than their basic shape.

[@recoil53]

It's easy to copy the general shape, but actually flying a shape that scatters radar is the hard part. The Russia physicist who came up with the idea didn't think it was possible. So yeah, you are right - the contour - absolutely no hard angles or flats. the lack of portrusions, and lack of seams is needed even before a radar absorbent coating.

[@publicname]

You know even KAI KF21 is using Turkish datalink right? They are not the new kid in the school though.

[@nedkelly9688]

. @MrKentaroMotoPI so seen Australia MQ28A Ghost Bat first prototype has stealth. was 3D printed using unigue materials and why is so smooth and lines so clean it has awesome stealth capabilities. Do it once and do it wright.

[@nedkelly9688]

lol Russia still don't have any stealth jets. SU57 radar so big it's hilarious.@@recoil53

[@Leharrio_Structure7414]

Looks a lot better than the Iranian Drone Version of ours 😉 So u mean to tell me no other countries has an Imagination to design it’s own style stealth drones 🙄 everyone is copycat’s off the USA ORIGINAL {DeltaWing} DESIGNS for Drone & Fighter Planes 🤨

[@earsplitingloud]

Most countries are about 40 years behind U.S. technology.

[@MrKentaroMotoPI]

There's really only two basic very low observable configurations. The "Winged Diamond" pioneered by the Lockheed Have Blue, and the "Bathtub Popsicle Stick" pioneered by Northrop's Tacit Blue. Both Lockheed and Northrop have used both configurations over the decades, e.g. the Winged Diamond B-2 and the Bathtub Popsicle Stick Darkstar. So, even the two inventors of very low observable technology copy each other. It's no surprise that the rest of the world copies them.

[@recoil53]

@@earsplitingloud 40 years ago was 1993 and the F-117 had been in service for a decade. They F-22 had been in design for years and was 4 years away from it's first acknowledged flight. No other country, except maybe a Japanese prototype, has made an aircraft as stealthy yet. Arguably only three companies, with a possible fourth, have made true stealth aircraft. The rest seem to be more accurately be "low observable" and not much stealthier than the F/A-18 Super Hornet. Stealth just isn't that easy.

[@MrKentaroMotoPI]

@@recoil53 And there was a stealth U-2 in the 1950's. Lockheed learned, painfully, that effective stealth needs to be built in, not added on. The Blackbird family design began in 1958 - stealth was built in to the best of their ability at the time, 65 years ago.

[@nedkelly9688]

W@@earsplitingloud Weird Australia MQ28A Ghost Bat is years ahead of any American AI drone and a lot of US military equipment uses Australian AI and technology and even USA bought Australia JORN radar tech as is most advanced in the world. Also Australia helped USA in hypersonics and why a Australian company won a contract with DUI HYCAT to build USA hypersonic vehicles. also this Australian copany has world fastest scramjet at Mach 12. USA has a similar design scramjet in HAWC hypersonic missile because of HIFIRE joint USA Australia tests. And don't say Australia copied USA because Ray Stalker was involved in the Australian one and he was 1st to get essence of flight from scramjets and was head of NASA Langley of hypersonics. so anything from 1970-1990 at NASA was Ray Stalker involvemnet.

[@Jordanpgates1]

It does not look very stealthy to me. There are Lots of exposed rivets and they said Turkey was having a problem finding a stealth coating. The fins at the ends of the wings look like they were made of plastic. Agree? I would say they are at least 15 years behind the USA. But it sure does look cool...

[@jupiterbirlesikgezegenleri9884]

Turkey have acces to coating since 90s

[@Sandhoeflyerhome]

This is in the American style, a robot voice which makes many mistakes, plus the length of the subject is drawn out with multiple repeats making the whole video unwatchable. Obviously a money making scam of sorts

[@dropdeadinc.customtattoo2537]

With an advanced drone you can also kill unarmed civilians with surgical precision

[@WOLFGANG-BOZKURT]

Usa did in iraq syria Afghanistan...lol

[@devalapar7878]

@@WOLFGANG-BOZKURT That's nice propaganda. Do you have evidence for intentional targeting of unarmed civilians by the US military and that there were no consequences? And how often does something like this happen? I know it is cool to say America bad. But there was never a world wide empire that was as accountable as the US (since it is a democracy with checks and balances). If you think the US is bad, oh my god other countries are worse.

[@fa-ajn9881]

This video was just... kind of bad? Idk man felt like you just said the same thing over and over actually unsubbed. Hope you do better in the future.

[@yepnyet]

Why do I keep watching these channels when I know they'll be complete word salad nonsense. I'm done.

[@jacoblahr]

Every country is just trying to catch up to us 🇺🇸 technologically speaking

[@nedkelly9688]

Bullshit is a lot of Australian tech in US military and MQ28A Ghost Bat most advanced AI drone is Australian technology especially the AI and secret detachable nose design. Alot of Australian AI is in American tech. Closest thing to Gost Bat was USA sticking AI into a F16. America has no drone close to Ghost Bat and why just bought 1 to test in it's SYBORG NGAD program.

[@dennisahmet7882]

Yeah all your technology comes from Europe..Germany put man on the moon...America just financed it😂😂😂

[@jacoblahr]

@@dennisahmet7882 ::oldmans voice:: let the hate flow thru you

[@nedkelly9688]

r @dennisahmet7882 Australian Ray Stalker 1st to get essence of flight from scramjets. worked at NASA as head of hypersonics and why Australia now has world fastest scramjet at mach 12 and now won a USA DUI HYCAT contract to build them hypersonic vehicles and 1st flight of a scramjet drone is next year Germany probably bought Ray Stalker hypersonic test tunnels like a lot of countries did. Europe barely played with hypersonics while Australia has been at the forefront lol. 2017 HIFIRE 4 mach 8 hypersonic glide vehicle by Australia. Germany only started in 2018. Australian's have worked at USA Skunkworks. you know the top secret place that builds all the top USA planes etc.

[@dennisahmet7882]

@@jacoblahr yeah and the truth hurts

[@d.o.g573]

another copycat made in turkey 🦃

[@Shrpdrt]

Just think of all the Armenians they can kill now?

[@Zekeriya-w9N]

Bize kim kılıç çekerse bizden çiçek sepeti beklemesin.

[@ronaldmarcks1842]

Is it relevant that Erdoğan’s son-in-law seems involved in this?

[@astrodil9119]

No .Anka 3 from another company

[@charleshebdo9764]

'stealthy'.... Not so much with that exhaust nozzle.

[@pirobalogh1339]

Ochotnik😂made in Turkey

[@Talus-Gort]

Inspired by Xina, a cheap rip-off of US technology?

[@andrewjarvis4074]

I see a huge design flaw in it.... The round exhaust..... Forget lowering your thermal signature.. and that's going to increase the radar signature. Other than that it's pretty good. But that one little feature really screwed it up.

[@devalapar7878]

Why? Can you explain?

[@andrewjarvis4074]

@@devalapar7878 it's suppose to be stealth. The round exhaust cause a more concetrated heat signature. If you were to flatten and elongate the exhaust it would lower the thermal signature.

[@SkipperMacky]

12th

[@philipgrice1026]

There's a lot about this aircraft reported here that is clearly bogus. The drone displayed is obviously of simple aluminum construction and exhibits no stealth technology other than a small cross section. Using Dzeus type fasteners to attach fuselage panels strongly suggests metal skins, not carbon fiber or even GRP as those materials do not support such fasteners adequately. The delta planform and grey paint look like something built in Hollywood for a low budget movie. It looks like something you can see flying on El Mirage flats by hobbyists almost any weekend. The aircraft is a propaganda piece at best.

[@simpledude5974]

🤣

[@devalapar7878]

You can just provide facts without being mean. Nobody trusts you when you show such an attitude. You are probably biased as hell.

[@jefferyburns250]

Why are they saying that AMERICA has all of this fire power, and its not true. Tell us what it really is. Keep it simple and real Can we compete with China or not?

[@Fuck_Snowflakes]

Deadly and Extremely Stealthy... Hasn't seen one day in combat. This channel is a joke.

[@jupiterbirlesikgezegenleri9884]

Yeah fighting against ballons with f22 must be hard

[@i-love-space390]

If Russia loses market share in the arms market, due to their rotten performance in Ukraine, Turkey has an opportunity to expand its exports.

[@etiennen4136]

O but wait, Russia is shooting down all Turkeys drone.

[@aachoocrony5754]

Yeah it's the opposite. NATO is losing market share. The stats are worse than horrific.10:1 They're not allowed to surrender. 🫣 Wars are won/lost on a lot less than 2:1. 🤡

[@WOLFGANG-BOZKURT]

Russia is a Joke, russian are minority in russia...Türkiye dont need russia to lose ti rise Up...Türkiye will do it anyway lol

[@WOLFGANG-BOZKURT]

@@etiennen4136 cry

[@jayduffy6289]

If, if was a fifth, then we would all be drunk

[@ozgenyolcu4386]

Turkey is a country that produces the world's best quality ram paint and sells this technology to the world. Do you think they didn't take into account the rivets on this prototype?

[@paulpowell4871]

The turks have a long history as great warriors. My Uncle fought along side them as a US Army SGT in Korea and had nothing but praise and admiration. My Turk friends are great Americans and allies. Sadly Turkey is always in flux which is a benefit and a danger. They always seem to flit between Russian and US fences and it benefits them at times but sitting on a fence can make you an easy target too. Considering how poorly China treats Islam I cannot imagine a close relationship but money has bought off more religious men than God ever did.

[@scrappydoo7887]

That has nothing to do with their tech

[@mark4371]

paulpowell4871 The way that China treats islam Obviously you did not receive the memo of the U.S. and N A T Os war on terror that entailed killing Muslims across the globe, such as Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan 🤡

[@AdnaneAqartit]

The US, and Europe, have largely been on the grey zone with regards to extremist Kurdish groups that have committed atrocities not less than ISIS. But, they are much more tolerated as they don’t target Europe but Turkey. Arming, training and giving air cover to terrorist groups has undermined any trust that Turkey could have had for the US. Also, let’s not forget, the US has moved from hampering Turkish attempts to equip itself to fights its potential enemies (mainly Kurdish terrorists), to arming, giving a platform, financing, and being a vocal voice to Turkish enemies. So, don’t pretend the US has been the loyal ally you want portray. The US was never loyal but to its interests.

[@scrappydoo7887]

@@AdnaneAqartit that's got nothing to do with anything

[@peterweller8583]

My brother-in-law is Turkish. What a guy Smart handsome brave the total package, Too bad my sister is blessed with beauty instead of those forementioned qualities instead.

[@falvegas511]

Drones have changed the battlefield, and Turkey & US have made major contributions to Drones. We believe that 70 -80 Ton Tank/Artillery Behemoths are becoming obsolete. Also promising is Advanced Stealth, Morphing Tech, Lasers and Advanced Handhelds of the battlefield. The possibilities of going to Advanced 'Fuels' incl Hydrogen seem promising.

[@asmdogan3006]

Dear defense industry enthusiast friends; According to the general manager, the Anka 3 is actually a demonstration of flying wing technology.. There will be different scaled models in the future. It is predicted that advanced models will have more ghostly details. (Joints points, coating, nozzle , targecting pod/eots etc. ) Some experts predict that an effective model will emerge, especially for the deep strike, SEAD/DEAD, EW/ES. There are also comments that there will be a smaller scale model, especially for reconnaissance, surveillance and intelligence. To summarize, Anka 3 is the first step of an operation concept project rather than the final product. All I have said is based on open source information in Turkish, such as interviews with company officials and some defense media sources.

[@nedkelly9688]

Lol why waste time and money developing something and then have to build it better again. Like the fueselage etc showing bolts and screws meaning not as stealthy. Why not build it properly on first go. Like Australia MQ28A Ghost Bat. first ever model was built 3D Printed and has seamless joints making it stealth as much as can 1st attempt. It also is concept and will come bigger etc as said are already building bigger and better models.

[@asmdogan3006]

​@@nedkelly9688At first glance, it can be said that such a process management leads to a waste of money and time.However, TA may have chosen a model that could work on the flying wing instead of the final product.This is a situation related to the risk-taking approach of the company's investments.They already cover the research and development costs of the project from their own resources.Public and private companies in Turkey allocate more shares to research and development costs compared to previous years. We don't have data on what the air force wants on jet-powered drones.That's why both BAYKAR and TA are free to develop what they want.

[@aachoocrony5754]

@@nedkelly9688 maybe to make more money? Use more tax dollars?

[@nedkelly9688]

@@farukkaracayr3860 Australia makes it with Boeing.. YOU MEAN BOEING AUSTRALIA FULL OF AUSTRALIANS WHO DESIGNED AND ENGINEERED IT. NOT AMERICANS. Australia technology is throughout USA military tech lol. You might want to do research on Australia tech. EVEN THE AI MOST ADVANCED IN ANY DRONE IN THE WORLD IN GHOST BAT IS AUSTRALIAN DESIGNED. and thiese people made other AI in UK and American technology also. Might want to look at 2016 3 US warships attacked off Iran and a secret defense system saved them. is Australian invention in this lol. Australia also going independent military because of WW2 shortage of military supplies by England and USA and won't let it happen again. Might want to research Australian company building a scramjet hypersonic drone. world fastest scramjet at Mach 12 and just won USA HYCAT DUI contract to build USA hypersonic vehicles. First flight of this scramjet drone is next year. Ghost Bat is in service with RAAF early 2024 with Australia having 9 already and built near me now.

[@azizsipahi8332]

@@nedkelly9688 Gözlemlemeden hiç bir şey sıfır şekilde üretilemez.Sürekli yeniliklerde bu yüzden yapılır

[@Neeboopsh]

design looks far more stealthy than russia's. but we'd need to actually know the rcs of each. both look rad though

[@Veldtian1]

The Sukhoi S-70 Okhotnik-B heavy drone really isn't in the same class, it is almost twice as fast and carries more then 3x the load out.

[@scrappydoo7887]

​@@Veldtian1and has the radar signature of an aircraft carrier

[@nedkelly9688]

. @Veldtian1 And has a cockpit and doubt it even has a single bit of AI and has to be flown by a human

[@MatthewM575]

Just think what the Governments of the world really have that the public doesn't see

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like this powerful drones

[@bisharGellowMahad]

Congratulations

[@tinkertalksguns7289]

All respect to the Turkish aircraft industry that drone doesn't look very stealthy; it has a lot of features that compromise stealth. This is just a prototype of course, and they may rectify those issues in production.

[@gultekinozkurt8731]

This is a proof of consept prototype.

[@mamamia6513]

These are still prototypes. I still remember the first F22 prototype. Its completely diffrent aircraft than it first came.

[@HayatiKanbur-oo9gg]

Nice

[@Lech_Robakiewicz]

I am very disappointed. What is it? Secretly paid ad or what?

[@wildweasel3001]

That's a sexy drone 😂 you think that's totally domestically developed? It's amazing how quickly they have moved.

[@scrappydoo7887]

Absolutely no chance at all that the Turks developed that

[@antr7493]

the design looks a bit familiar.

[@mustafaozturk3343]

@@scrappydoo7887 You are right, aliens helped Turks to develop it.

[@_RTX2060SUPER_]

@@scrappydoo7887Why ? They already had a flying wing concept back in the 40´s.

[@scrappydoo7887]

@@_RTX2060SUPER_ a concept means nothing and that was probably gained from cooperation with the nazis

[@almazchati4178]

These are going to be fighter jets.

[@YouveBeenMiddled]

Are jet engines common on unmanned aircraft? I had the impression they consumed too much fuel and cost significantly more to operate.

[@MrBurakOzel]

depends on the engine. cant be stealth if youre slow anyway. fly too much in front of radar your operating frequency will be comprimised then bye bye stealth.

[@eanjamesmogg9488]

It's a direct copy of the British BAE Systems Taranis drone but without the non stealth engine exhaust lolol

[@aymonfoxc1442]

The Turkish have been investing heavily in drone technology and its development for some time now. Not only are their technologies largely indigenous but they actually development the capacity to manufacture and support their military equipment at scale which is no small or unimportant feat. I wouldn't underestimate the Turkish...

[@InternetUser-lj7um]

Get ready for the next century of coppycats with minor and sluggish innovation.

[@luxurycars2905]

In that case f35 B is the copy of Russia's stvol ...and stealth is copy of Russia's concept because their scientist invented that

[@matthalo871]

That's the least of it's problem's it's not really stealthy it's more likely low observable because they don't have the seams covered on the panels as well as the screws are obviously not insert and coved along with all the other things that are outside of the air frame exposed to radar.

[@d.o.g573]

@@aymonfoxc1442 not a single part is made in turkey again I bet. German engine and sensor polish jet pump was the last..

[@erkanylmaz5564]

Thanks for video.

[@davefellhoelter1343]

"I don't know? Looks like they just Gave Up on Stelth at all or Heat at the engine or exhaust?

[@TA-xj5we]

🦃

[@stupitdog9686]

It's a ripoff copy ...& a not very good one. As a Westener I would trust Turkey about as far as I could throw a big fat Turkish massure .....

[@2434yavuz]

ANNEME MASAJA HAZIRIM....

[@abhinavnambiar4720]

Please make a video on mi 28 and Hal lch prachand

[@mrengine9]

I typed in the wrong name...

[@johnhunt1725]

Was this why Turkey bought an S400 system?

[@FENDI95]

Yes to test it’s weapons and stealth capabilities

[@Dirtyharry70585]

Well hanging weapons or tanks off the bottom makes it easy to track.

[@javidabdullayev2507]

Weapons bay under the wings will be used only when stealth characteristics are not necessary... It has 2 weapons bays inside for SEAD and DEAD missions.

[@ingemar_von_zweigbergk]

anka means duck in swedish

[@Apistoleon]

It means phoenix in Turkish

[@kevinrusch3627]

Is this a documentary or a commercial for the Turkish defense industry?

[@joeswheat]

That would be the latter, Beyefendi.

[@WOLFGANG-BOZKURT]

I bet you have a hard life with your Kevin Name...hahahhagagagahhagagagagagag

[@abikeanditsboy3449]

Didn't you already do a video on this drone? You claim it's stealthy but where do you get that information from? Any reliable sources or are you just saying it? Clearly you can see from the close ups that this thing does not incorporate stealthy features. I’m thinking this is another video with baseless, unsubstantiated claims. 👎

[@kennypowerz1267]

This is a prototype. The Anka-s incorporate the satellite for unlimited range. The Anka-S is a game changer. But they won't give any to Ukraine. They will side with Russia moving forward. America doesn't need turkey😂😂😂

[@HubertofLiege]

@@kennypowerz1267turkey will move against Greece which will cause orthodox Russia to defend orthodox Greece which in turn will trigger NATO to defend Turkey. Three days and 700 million dead.

[@dextermorgan1]

​@@kennypowerz1267Just because someone doesn't give something to Ukraine doesn't mean they support Russia. It means they actually have a brain and realize Ukraine has been given enough(and they still can't win)

[@Dr.Pepper001]

Stop complaining.

[@Nonukes2024]

Jamming electronics..... WITHOUT firing a bullet.

[@DinoNucci]

THIS is the way

[@bfish9700]

Looks really similar to one of ours I've seen before 🤔

[@FENDI95]

Yea stolen nazi tech what US owns. 😅

[@sametoruc1347]

one of yours body parts was probably built in Turkey like most USA's fighter Jets and Drones parts was built in Turkey but due to sanctions Turkey is working on their own projects now, The main problem will start if Turkey puts sanctions of supplying Boron to any countries building armored military vehicles and thn we will see the crisis! Military hardware requires strong, light, malleable, durable and anti-corrosive materials. Boron is a key material used in bulletproof vests, bulletproof armour, in helicopter skins and on aircraft as well as an anti-corrosive in weaponry and Turkey has 73% of world boron reserves.

[@fatihemreli]

Geometry is a crucial part of being stealthy so that’s the reason

[@robertbrooks6167]

tested in combat? - send some to Ukraine

[@kennypowerz1267]

Turkey wants to give them to russia.

[@SHINR__]

Nukes tested in combat? Send them to Ukraine. Everyone begs for everything to be sent to Ukraine without an ounce of thought anymore. So annoying.

[@kennypowerz1267]

@@SHINR__ wouldn't be so bad to nuke your enemy. I mean Russia is their enemy right? Who cares about Russia?

[@bzzt88]

Who makes the jet engine again? You mentioned it in passing. Only a few countries can make jet engines. Not Turkey, not China. But how about Ukraine? ;)

[@Aygun-hb4wr]

Hey admin Not Turkey Türkiye please!