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I'm not sure it would restrict vision practically. Don't forget, there's a headrest behind the pilot blocking the view as well, the helmet will restrict peripheral vision, and a four-point harness will limit physically turning around to look.Its a good looking aircraft, I wonder why they did not put a full canopy on it instead of restricting rearward vision.
Don't know. They apparently started recruiting people for the phase 2 of the program. It is TAI that delayed the Phase 2 of the contract, not BAE Systems. That's interesting as well... TAI has been very busy trying to run the program in secrecy. For instance, not a single picture of the aircraft is expected to be released until the rollout ceremony. TAI has also put great emphasis on national test facilities. They don't want info escaping the country.I suppose some key learnings for BAE will eventually go into the BAE Systems Tempest - Wikipedia
But can Britain really trust Turkey with its tech? The latter seems to balance a thin line between Russia, the Middle East and the West.
They always have, geographically, politically, and culutrally. I think that's why they've taken a careful approach to Ukraine. We know who they support, but they've kept the door open for negotiations with PutinsI suppose some key learnings for BAE will eventually go into the BAE Systems Tempest - Wikipedia
But can Britain really trust Turkey with its tech? The latter seems to balance a thin line between Russia, the Middle East and the West.
No unfortunately but TAI's CEO did speak of laser weapons lmaoDoes it have an 8-track player too?
As expectedLooks like I'd be wiser to invest in Polyfilla rather than TAI. Lots of panel lines and rivets to be filled there.