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"Always there are missles after you which you can flare it out"
It gotta be "which you CAN'T flare it out"
The reason Sabres don't get AAMs (AAM stands for Air-to-Air Missile) in the US tech tree, is that they weren't equipped with them in US service. The US had moved on to new aircraft by the time the AIM-9B entered service with them, so there wasn't any point in upgrading Sabres to carry them.
On top of all that, the F-86F-2 is perfectly fine at its current BR, it's more than competitive with most missiles it's facing being easily avoided (even a gentle turn is enough to defeat an AIM-9B/E), and it's massive improvement in terms of firepower over other Sabres with 4 20mm cannons instead of 6 .50 cal MGs (none of the 8.7 F-86s have AAMs, they're all 9.0/9.3 if they get them, and they're always AIM-9Bs which struggle with gentle turns), so it more than justifies its BR.
Edit: as for a Turkey tree, they simply don't have enough unique vehicles to be a separate tree. They have precisely one tank, the Atlay, otherwise using American or Israeli tanks, or soviet tanks during WW2.