Indian Army Armored Vehicles

Vinod DX9

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Sir, means even T-55s lacked L7? So we got L7 in T-55s after 1971 war?
 

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In 1971, to prevent confusion with Pak T-59s, tin cans and metal cylinders were used on Indian T-54/-55s to mimic the L7/20pdr fume extractor. The upgrade took place in the 1980s I think.
 

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that is MT-LB based Strela-10M3 SAM system, we have More than 250 such systems serve with the Indian Army's Corps of Army Air Defence.

Aren't these outdated?
We need to upgrade them with Pantsir-S1,threats are growing every passing minute.
 

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Bozena Riot System
Coming to India under #MakeInIndia?
It seems so by tweet coversation between Major Gaurav Arya and SP Shukla
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It looks very dystopian and jihadi monsters deserve nothing less than dystopian.



Sorry guys, this has exactly 0 chance of coming to Kashmir.

Who will use it? JKP (can't afford it)? CRPF (aren't even deploying their specialist anti-riot unit, RAF, to the valley)?

Mahindra can offer it to the forces but they are unlikely to buy it. Ideally this should be ordered by CRPF's RAF and they should crush the Jihadi stone pelters once anytime they dare to take to the streets but it is clear by how pathetically the security forces handle these crowd control issues that there is little interest in tackling this problem once and for all.
 

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IAF Special Forces to get new fleet of lightly armoured vehicles

The MoD has invited bids to procure around 50-60 Armoured Vehicles for IAF Garuds from Indian vendors.

The vehicle should be transportable by air, capable of all terrain operations (both cross country and urban terrain) and easy to handle with minimum maintenance. It should have a min crew capacity of six and a payload not less than 550Kg.

Physical dimensions include Length not more than 5m, Width not more than 2.25m, and height not more than 2.25m excluding external mounts. It should have an un-laden weight not more than 5000 Kg. It should be able to accommodate a 360º traversing turret mount on the roof able to mount and fire a 5.56mm LMG.

Armoured Parameters include six firing ports to enable preventive fire from inside the vehicle which are to be equipped with a bullet proof glass, all round protection upto NIJ Level III). Also should be able to provide Bottom Blast Protection against two hand grenade 36 M blasts (put together).

The engine should have minimum life of 1,00,000 Kms and be
able to operate up to 3300m elevation, a speed of 100 kmph on a level highway and Fordability not less than 300mm without preparation. Operating Range not less than 350 Km on level highway, Right-hand drive with power steering and an Automatic transmission with minimum four forward and one reverse gear with neutral. The transmission is either all time 4×4 or with provision to select 4×4 and 4×2 internally from the driver’s cabin. Armoured vehicles should have Anti-lock Brake System (ABS) meeting CMVR norms.

Operational Parameters set by the IAF is that it should have Heating, Ventilation and Air-conditioning (HVAC) with effective
cooling / heating / ventilation inside the vehicle to ensure crew comfort in all Indian atmospheric conditions.
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