Nicest places to visit in Turkey?

[Slavic Italian]

Is it safe for Americans?

[DarkSecret]

What kind of question is that? Who said it might not be safe? İstanbul, Alanya/Antalya, Bodrum, Çeşme, Ayder Yayla are the most touristic places.

[Slavic Italian]

What kind of question is that? Who said it might not be safe? İstanbul, Alanya/Antalya, Bodrum, Çeşme, Ayder Yayla are the most touristic places.

It's a good question. There are also wars close by.

[Slavic Italian]

What kind of question is that? Who said it might not be safe? İstanbul, Alanya/Antalya, Bodrum, Çeşme, Ayder Yayla are the most touristic places.

What about Kahramanmaras?

[Hektor12]

What about Kahramanmaras?

[Arūnas]

İncirlik i beleive

[Hektor12]

İncirlik i beleive

[Slavic Italian]

I have direct lineage to these guys. Strong lineage. Those Turkish matches are ancient samples from this unit.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janissary

[Slavic Italian]

You still have our nukes? I believe when you went into Syria it was at the request of USA.

[Hektor12]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janissary

In response to foreign threats, the Ottoman government chose to rapidly expand the size of the corps after the 1570s. Janissaries spent shorter periods of time in training as acemi oğlans, as the average age of recruitment increased from 13.5 in the 1490s to 16.6 in 1603. This reflected not only the Ottomans' greater need for manpower but also the shorter training time necessary to produce skilled musketeers in comparison with archers. However, this change alone was not enough to produce the necessary manpower, and consequently the traditional limitation of recruitment to boys conscripted in the devşirme was lifted. Membership was opened up to free-born Muslims, both recruits hand-picked by the commander of the Janissaries, as well as the sons of current members of the Ottoman standing army.[33] By the middle of the seventeenth century, the devşirme had largely been abandoned as a method of recruitment.[34]