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Nopes, only a limited no of units, the bare minimum from operational POV are equipped to fire AHEAD. Ammunition still gets imported.
thats logical. Ahead is effectively the hot chick in your class, everyone wants her...why would Rheinmetall undercut themselves when they can sell for max price anywayAmmunition still gets imported.
I suppose it makes sense - it is $1000 a round.Nopes, only a limited no of units, the bare minimum from operational POV are equipped to fire AHEAD. Ammunition still gets imported.
could probably lob PL-5's for cheaperI suppose it makes sense - it is $1000 a round.
Fire 200 in an engagement and you've basically fired a
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It is highly probable that China produces 35x228mm AHEAD ammunition, as the Type 90 twin-35mm AA gun is a Chinese copy of the Oerlikon. Which not only serve in the Chinese military, but some copies also serve in the PANopes, only a limited no of units, the bare minimum from operational POV are equipped to fire AHEAD. Ammunition still gets imported.
Drones drones drones...Modern day Battle Tanks that combine speed, protection, and firepower are still needed to Hold ground , can sprint rapidly across the battlefield, shrugging off hits, engaging enemy forces with cannons and machine guns, and driving deep behind enemy lines.
[ Below : The 'flying tanks,' T-80BVM, are now being equipped as standard with protection against precision-guided weapons]
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Yet as powerful as they are, with right hardware & tanks can be stopped; even unarmored ground troops armed with the right weapons can kill the largest and best protected tanks dead.
Tanks are designed to kill enemy tanks - It was reported in Sep 2023 that the US-made M1 Abrams tank is at last in Ukraine, and while it has its limitations, it's more than just another piece of Western weaponry. It's heavy-duty, combat-proven armor that was built with a very specific mission in mind:
killing Russian tanks.
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Improvements in antitank weapons and techniques to suppress armour such as "Top Attack Mode" are leading to Armor designs better able to withstand them and vice versa, with pendulum swings marking the temporary advantage of one or the other.
In recent years, the balance rested firmly on the side of well-trained infantry with both advanced guided missiles and unguided rockets.
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The greatest of these capabilities are fire-and-forget, guided, top-attack missiles—the premier model being the American-made Javelin.
This weapon allows a single soldier to target and destroy even the most heavily armored main battle tank with an almost guaranteed kill rate, at great range and with minimal risk.
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Infantry units will need new TTPs—tactics, techniques, and procedures—to defeat APS-equipped tanks. Development of these TTPs should begin now, and leaders at the small-unit level—commanders of light infantry companies, for example—should take the initiative to do so. Lacking large-caliber kinetic weapons (such as the sabot round delivered from an M1A2 Abrams), it could prove necessary to reduce the effectiveness of the APS before a kill can be guaranteed.
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[Above: Recently Russian MOD published a video showing a Russian tank destroying a Ukrainian tank with the fire support of the combat vehicle (BMPT) “Terminator.”]
The critical weaknesses of an APS are an upper limit on its ability to handle volume of fire, its vulnerability to degradation by external forces, and the arc of its detection system and countermeasures—each of which should be considered as new TTPs are explored.
Attack helicopters such as the American AH-64E Apache Guardian and the Russian Ka-52 Alligator are very effective anti-tank weapons, often carrying long-range missiles with shaped charge anti-tank warheads such as the Hellfire missile.
Attack helicopters whizzing at treetop level can swiftly respond to reports of enemy tanks and set up deadly anti-tank ambushes. Attack helicopters, however, are vulnerable to surface to air missile systems: in thirteen months of war, Ukraine and Russia have lost more than sixty attack helicopters, mostly to ground fire. They are also expensive, with the AH-64E costing $33.6 million each.
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NopeIt is highly probable that China produces 35x228mm AHEAD ammunition, as the Type 90 twin-35mm AA gun is a Chinese copy of the Oerlikon. Which not only serve in the Chinese military, but some copies also serve in the PA
HJ10 is NLOS.@Panzerkiel is there an active Javelin/HJ10 kinda program for replacement of Baktar shikan missiles.
In last IDEAS there was Fire and forget version of Baktar shikan, is the program active?.
My bad got it mixed up with HJ12, I meant HJ 12.HJ10 is NLOS.
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