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The F-16 EDPOD (Electronic Support Pod) is nationally developed and tactical electronic warfare support pod integrated into F-16 fighter jets, developed by the TÜBİTAK Information and Communication Technologies Research Institute (BİLGEM). The system aims to enhance the situational awareness of air platforms against enemy radar systems and to identify and record threats. Developed as a result of studies conducted under the main contractor TÜBİTAK BİLGEM, the EDPOD has successfully passed flight

The XQ-67A is an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) developed by the United States Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) and belongs to the second-generation class of Autonomous Collaborative Platforms (ACP). The airframe was built by General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI) and is designed for Off-Board Sensing Station (OBSS) missions.History and DevelopmentThe first flight of the XQ-67A took place on February 28, 2024, at the Gray Butte Flight Operations Facility near Palmdale, California

F-16 EDPOD (Electronic Support Pod) is a domestic and national tactical electronic warfare support pod developed by TÜBİTAK Information and Cyber Security Advanced Technologies Research Center (BİLGEM) and integrated into F-16 fighter aircraft. The system aims to enhance the awareness of airborne platforms against enemy radar systems by detecting and recording threats. Developed under the prime contractorship of TÜBİTAK BİLGEM, EDPOD has successfully passed flight tests against actual radar syst

Developed by Machine and Chemical Industry Inc. (MKE), the TOLGA Drone Defense System (DSS) is an integrated, multi-layered defense solution designed to counter today’s rapidly evolving drone threats. The system aims to protect both civilian and military critical infrastructure against autonomous drone attacks.Key FeaturesThe TOLGA DSS features a modular architecture that combines various technologies to neutralize drone threats. These capabilities encompass the processes of detection, tracking,

Quantum radar; an advanced sensing system that employs the fundamental principles of quantum mechanics, particularly quantum entanglement (entanglement), instead of classical electromagnetic waves in target detection, tracking, and identification processes. This approach is based on preserving information sharing between photons via entanglement, thereby minimizing the impact of noise and signal loss encountered in classical systems during measurement.Traditional radar systems exhibit limited pe

Electronic intelligence, briefly known as ELINT (Electronic Intelligence), is the acquisition of intelligence from electromagnetic signals that do not contain speech or text. It typically encompasses signals emitted by electronic sources such as radar, radio, navigation systems, and weapons systems. In ELINT operations, passive electronic signals are detected, recorded, and analyzed using specialized receiver sensors. This method provides information about enemy capabilities—for example, the loc

Electronic Jamming (English: Jamming) is an activity conducted under Electronic Attack (EA), a sub-discipline of Electronic Warfare (EW). Its primary objective is to deliberately disrupt, delay, degrade, or deceive critical enemy functions that rely on the electromagnetic spectrum, such as radar detection, communication, navigation, or command and control. This is achieved by transmitting high-power radio frequency (RF) signals toward the target receiver system—such as a radar or radio—causing i

The 12-Day War and Lessons for Türkiye is an institutional report prepared by the National Intelligence Academy (MİA) in June 2025, offering a multidimensional analysis of the Israel-Iran conflict and presenting a strategic perspective on contemporary security architecture. The report examines the lessons Türkiye can draw from conflicts in its immediate vicinity at technical, tactical, and strategic levels.Objective of the ReportThe primary objective of the report titled The 12-Day War and Lesso