Debrief: Why Turkey Is Developing Two Ramjet-Powered Air-To-Air Missiles
A notional model of Roketsan’s Gokbora on display at its facilities in Lalahan during an Aviation Week visit in August.
Credit: Tony Osborne/AWST
ANKARA, Turkey—Six European countries were involved in the development of the MBDA Meteor beyond visual range air-to-air missile, and the weapon now arms a significant number of Europe’s fighter aircraft, except the Lockheed Martin F-35. But strangely, Turkish industry is working on two very similar...
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