NATO Praise for the ANKA III UCAV Developed by TAI
NATO Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum highlighted the TAI-signed ANKA III UCAV among the most important examples of the NATO 3.0 transformation process.
NATO Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum highlighted the unmanned aerial vehicle developed by the Turkish defense industry, defining it as a tangible part of the alliance's new transformation vision.
Turkey's Role in the NATO 3.0 Process
In statements made through the official accounts of NATO Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum, the high technology of the Turkish defense industry was evaluated with praise.
It was emphasized that this technological contribution is one of the most concrete examples of the NATO 3.0 transformation process.
Contributions to Joint Security
While European allies and Canada were highlighted with new deterrent capabilities in line with NATO Summit decisions, it was stated that production capacity has expanded.
It was expressed that the ANKA III is at the very center of this vision and reinforces joint security responsibility.
Technical Specifications of the ANKA III UCAV
Developed by TAI, the ANKA III is a jet-powered stealth aircraft with a flying wing design that minimizes radar visibility.
Having a maximum takeoff weight of approximately 7 tons, the vehicle features a high payload capacity of 1,200 kilograms.
Performance and Munitions Capacity
Reaching a maximum speed of 0.7 Mach, the vehicle operates at a service ceiling of 40,000 feet and can stay in the air for up to 10 hours.
The UCAV carries domestic guided munitions such as the SOM-J cruise missile, TOLUN, HGK, and LGK in internal body stations.