Development of aviation and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV-AUAV) in Turkish history

Following the brief development of aviation in the world, the development of aviation in Turkish History and the Ottoman Empire will be explained in a comparative manner in parallel with the development in the world by using the Republican Archives. The main problem is whether the development in the world regarding UAVs is parallel to the development in Turkey or we were behind, have we caught up with the development today? Where are we in technology now?" and hypotheses will be made. Technology is the totality of material elements formed from nature and social structures for the survival of people, and includes tools developed for the purpose of controlling and transforming the human environment and daily information about these tools. In addition, it is the basis of practical life, including production methods specific to an industry branch, the tools and equipment used and the ways they are used. However, the biggest problem here is that people or states do not share technology, and they try to sell it for their own comfort and commercial purposes, and also bind the parties they sell technology to themselves in order to ensure the continuity of the technology. Therefore, it will be tried to be explained that technology must be created by the user himself in order to be used independently. The ideas of Ottoman administrators for the development of aviation will be tried to be solved by examining the bureaucratic correspondence of the state. The activities carried out in the development of aviation after the declaration of the Republic will be examined. Information will be given about what UAV is, its advantages and disadvantages compared to other aviation technologies, its restrictions, types and where it is used. The UAV concept in the world will be compared with the UAV studies in Turkey. The aim is to determine where we are in this technology by examining the UAV developments in the world and the articles and theses on this subject. In addition, assumptions will be made about what the future developments in UAV may be. Keywords: Aircraft, Technology, UAV