Turkish aerospace firm TUSAŞ recently announced its production targets through 2035, aiming to put more than 1,500 air vehicles into the inventory of the Turkish Air Force over the coming nine years. A CNN TÜRK team visited the company's Kahramankazan facility near Ankara and filmed the hardware up close. Among the aircraft shown was the ANKA-3, Turkey's flying-wing unmanned combat drone. Its tailless design is intended to lower the vehicle's radar signature during missions. TUSAŞ has developed the drone to add low-observable strike and reconnaissance options to the country's air power. The company has been running flight tests of the ANKA-3 as it moves the design toward operational use. Delivery numbers for individual models were not disclosed during the visit. The 1,500-vehicle target indicates Turkey expects unmanned systems to take up a large share of its future fleet.