Designed by TUSAŞ engineers in line with the Turkish Armed Forces' reconnaissance and surveillance needs, and with the participation of many domestic subcontractors, the Turkish Unmanned Aerial Vehicle ANKA was assembled and produced, and rolled out of the hangar at a ceremony held at TUSAŞ facilities on July 16, 2010.
The ceremony, marked by justifiable pride as the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, designed by Turkish engineers and manufactured by Turkish technicians using entirely domestic resources, rolled out of the hangar to begin its flight preparations, was attended by many military and civilian officials, including Chief of General Staff General İlker Başbuğ, Minister of National Defence Mr. Vecdi Gönül, Commander of the Land Forces General Işık Koşaner, Commander of the Naval Forces Admiral Uğur Yiğit, and Commander of the Air Forces General Hasan Aksay, as well as military attachés from potential customer countries.
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