Z-10 ME/P deliveries Updates: Pakistan Army Aviation.

[Deino]

Z-20 helicopter

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This is a shitty rumour-spreader

 

[Pakistan Space Agency]

Pakistan seems to have a helicopter acquisition problem.

 

[Aziqbal]

Z-20 helicopter

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the good thing about this helicopter is that it has stealth capabilities

it can land on a American warship out at sea and by the time US Sailors realise its not their Sea Hawk or Black Hawk its already too late

 

[Metal 0-1]

Would compliment the WZ-10's(support, maintenance costs shared etc) but I am not sure PAF has such a requirement. Pakistan seems to be ok as far as helicopters go.

Instead of Mi-35s Temu DAPs will he more suitable choice for western border and Z-10s on Eastern Frontier just like the Founding Fathers intended

 

[RescueRanger]

the good thing about this helicopter is that it has stealth capabilities

 

[Aziqbal]

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[RescueRanger]

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Just wasn't that funny tbh. Need better material.

 

[Michael]

This is a shitty rumour-spreader

You’ll have to get used to this environment.

There are many people here who, on the one hand, constantly trash-talk Chinese weaponry as being absolute garbage—or claim that the Chinese people are incredibly materialistic—yet, on the other hand, eagerly covet China’s latest military hardware, all while hoping to acquire it without paying the necessary financial cost or making the required sacrifices......

the good thing about this helicopter is that it has stealth capabilities

it can land on a American warship out at sea and by the time US Sailors realise its not their Sea Hawk or Black Hawk its already too late

What kind of drugs did you take today?

 

[hasssanali8998]

What kind of drugs did you take today?

its a joke man

 

[RocketLaw]

Alright yaar - sorry, I didn’t realize the tweet was incorrect, I will make sure next time.

I was just excited about getting a new helicopter after Z-10 since Pakistan has always struggled with old helicopters.

Feel free to clear this up - thanks, man!

 

[Michael]

its a joke man

Alright yaar - sorry, I didn’t realize the tweet was incorrect, I will make sure next time.

I was just excited about getting a new helicopter after Z-10 since Pakistan has always struggled with old helicopters.

Feel free to clear this up - thanks, man!

Alright.

Let me be serious for a moment.

1. The Z-20 is a helicopter family; it comprises a great many sub-variants.

2. Certain sub-variants within the Z-20 series are definitely cleared for export.

Therefore, if our Pakistani friends wish to engage in speculative analysis, they need to specify the exact sub-variant in question.

Btw: China genuinely possesses standard, U.S.-manufactured Black Hawk helicopters...

 

[bravo_1]

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[That_Guy]

This is a shitty rumour-spreader

PDF really needs to enforce a ban list on certain shit sources, including x accounts that are known to spread BS.

 

[Blain2]

Pakistan seems to have a helicopter acquisition problem.

The problem seems to be more of a once in a generation, docrtrinal shift in employment.

Is it worth it to employ expensive rotary platforms in anti-armor, interdiction role exposing pilots or is it more cost-effective/less risky to stand up large fleets of combat drones to do the same job? This is not to suggest that attack helicopters are not needed but if Russian-Ukraine war is to be looked at, we have situations in which drones are being used to destroy attack-helicopters and the efficacy of the helicopter in offensive operations is coming under scrutiny.

 

[Pakistan Space Agency]

The problem seems to be more of a once in a generation, docrtrinal shift in employment.

Is it worth it to employ expensive rotary platforms in anti-armor, interdiction role exposing pilots or is it more cost-effective/less risky to stand up large fleets of combat drones to do the same job? This is not to suggest that attack helicopters are not needed but if Russian-Ukraine war is to be looked at, we have situations in which drones are being used to destroy attack-helicopters and the efficacy of the helicopter in offensive operations is coming under scrutiny.

I would assume over the next 5-10 years we're to see development of such potent anti-drone systems fitted onto every high value asset that the drone threat to these would be considered negligible, therefore, a need for big assets like combat helicopters continues like it is.