KingQamaR
Elite Member
How totally I agree with you!
For instance, take the vast number of Vijayanta and T55 tanks being used as stationary gun platforms. Imagine if these, a sample few of each type, had been handed over to one of our excellent robotics labs.
Looking at your wish-list, heavy sensors would be an addition, not heavy in terms of technical intensity , but in terms of sheer weight, such that a UAV would find it difficult to carry that weight economically.
Drones, of course, with not a tank but an APC, not even an IFV, housing several operators, and equipped with 'heavy' communications equipment.
Soldier coordination would be very tricky, but I think that can be worked around with a suitable attention to doctrine.
As far as Pakistan-India tank tactics are concerned, have you ever wondered why one side that is economically and in terms of production capacity better equipped does not concentrate on artillery and get the upper hand? Surely that should precede armoured use?
When you fight for your life, you will be as strong as a lion, when you want to punish someone who is smaller than you, even one punch will hurt your first. That is my own experience. The Indian army or any army cannot fight wholeheartedly where as someone fight for their survival.




