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Akıncı Documentary 

Documentary about laborious six months leading to the first flight of AKINCI UCAV. Interviews with BAYKAR's CEO Haluk Bayraktar, CTO Selcuk Bayraktar and leading engineers offer insight on how Turkey's first high technology aerial vehicle was developed.
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Documentary about laborious six months leading to the first flight of AKINCI UCAV. Interviews with BAYKAR's CEO Haluk Bayraktar, CTO Selcuk Bayraktar and leading engineers offer insight on how Turkey's first high technology aerial vehicle was developed.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Altuğ Gültan
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