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So they have not yet a fixed philosophy. Exactly what I said.IA have to finalize their deployment strategy for Tanks...
So they have not yet a fixed philosophy. Exactly what I said.IA have to finalize their deployment strategy for Tanks...
This I agree with. The proof of the pudding is in the eating.I will trsut them only if army certifies them by inducting their equipment in large enough numbers.
The development time of the arjun maybe.This I agree with. The proof of the pudding is in the eating.
But how did DRDO come in the picture. ?
The development time of the arjun maybe.
You are unnecessarily going round and round ... without meaning any thing....Nope...None of these things in RFI fix the design.....they just fix the PARAMETERS. he is just trolling as he is a defence professional .... You need parameters/specs to design a tank. All the RFI has is drivel. He is just confused between design and specs and hopes that the army will resolve it through "COMMUNICATION"
I can't find a tank that took more time.It looks suspicious that some elements up high mocking this new DM ..
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Any first tank of any other country take lesser time ?
My trust is based on what armed forces say about DRDO. If DRDO makes promise that they will deliver Arjun by 2000 and they don't, then I would not trust them again if they make any similar claims. And of course I can bash DRDO when they fail to deliver- they are being paid my tax money.And your trust based on ? , Are you an user or worked with them personally ..
If you don`t have either, It is best to stop DRDO or any other bashing ..
Abrams weighs 60 plus tons.And I don't understand their philosophy either . if some expert can give us insight on it, it would be great. I mean every western country is having heavy tanks and they have proven to be devastating against the Russian tanks.
For instance, I read that one M1Abrams took out seven Iraqi tanks in the desert single handedly and still could not be destroyed. It was only salavged part by part since it had some engine failure or something.
Now that is the kind of tanks I want in Indian army
Yeah right- they should publish their tactics and all in open forums. If not , it would only mean they don't have any philosophy of tacticsSo they have not yet a fixed philosophy. Exactly what I said.
you re spot on bro... If you see how the Russians used their T-34 against the Panzers in spite of very heavy loses the T-34 took in the war... The Russians believe in something as "Quantity is the Quality of its Own"... While the western powers are more of holding off the big armour thrust with more protected heavier tanks...So they have not yet a fixed philosophy. Exactly what I said.
=============My trust is based on what armed forces say about DRDO. If DRDO makes promise that they will deliver Arjun by 2000 and they don't, then I would not trust them again if they make any similar claims. And of course I can bash DRDO when they fail to deliver- they are being paid my tax money.
I can't find a tank that took more time.
Army revised Arjun GSQr specs four times!!!1My trust is based on what armed forces say about DRDO. If DRDO makes promise that they will deliver Arjun by 2000 and they don't, then I would not trust them again if they make any similar claims. And of course I can bash DRDO when they fail to deliver- they are being paid my tax money.
Yeah . that's what I read too and that's what I am wondering - why Indian army is looking for medium weight tanks.Abrams weighs 60 plus tons.
the knocked out T-72s (t-90s are not very different from them , thats why Russian army did nt buy it as much as IA has done and waited for 50 to 60 ton armata) weigh less than 50 tons.
You didn't got the point. The RFI is only for T-14 Armata, but without saying it openly. You can't satisfy the requirements with anything else. They waited for unveiling of T-14 Armata & then only released the RFI. Anything else will be discarded by defining the vague terms as per their convenience.View attachment 5314
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The BMPT Terminator(pictures above) is an advanced combat vehicle based on the
T-732 chassis that India already produces.
Can this be a viable option as an medium weight combat vehicle as producing something along the lines of this vehicle will cost less as we might not have to open a new production line and is based on tech that we are more or less familiar with.
Or does the army want a new tank ???
Army's RFI for FICv shows it has simply no idea about what a future FMBT meansMy trust is based on what armed forces say about DRDO. If DRDO makes promise that they will deliver Arjun by 2000 and they don't, then I would not trust them again if they make any similar claims. And of course I can bash DRDO when they fail to deliver- they are being paid my tax money.
Now that's just a broad accusation on the army. And dint nda approve buying T90s in the 2000? Was it during UPA T90Army revised Arjun GSQr specs four times!!!1
So how could it be ready any day?
Even now without ordering arjun mk1 in numbers IA has asked for 60 plus improvements in the form of mk2.
IA's DGMF is just UPA's scam arm for squirreling away indian tax payer money.
When they buy tanks, the specs will be out anyway .... how is that a "tactic"Yeah right- they should publish their tactics and all in open forums. If not , it would only mean they don't have any philosophy of tactics
Actually my friend works there as a systems engineer. What he says about DRDO would make my blood boil considering their apathy like 5-6 30minutes tea breaks a day and what not.Are you an user or you worked with them, Its just simple question ..
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Their are plenty, You are an expert of foreign hardware ..
I agree, this tank can fulfill all requirements.. Please send the Technical & Financial Bid to DGMF, IA.Here is the first and only tank to fulfill all requirements.
http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/TX-130_Saber-class_fighter_tank
It has a glorious history
The TX-130S was sometimes referred to as the "Jedi starfighter of the ground."[1] During the Clone Wars, the versatile fighter tank saw action on planets such as Geonosis, Rhen Var, Raxus Prime, Thule,[7] and Saleucami.[9] Many notable Jedi piloted fighter tanks during the Clone Wars, including Mace Windu, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker, Luminara Unduli, and Ki-Adi-Mundi who used the Force and superior skills to get the best out of these maneuverable craft. In the hands of these Jedi, these tanks proved a match for many Separatist armored vehicles.[7]
The tank was phased out of service shortly after the proclamation of the Galactic Empire, and was replaced by stronger variants, such as the TX-130T fighter tank and the 2-M Saber-class repulsor tank.[7] However, production continued in secret, with several hundred models being sold to the Rebel Alliance.
These vehicles were used by Rebel forces during the Battle of Turak IV.[8]
Tech specs are amazing too
I hope the galactic empire co-operates in Make in India and agrees to tech transfers. I am sure Mr. Modi will make a trip to Coruscant and address the NRI diaspora to highlight the importance of PIOs roles in the development of the Galactic Empire and the dark side of the force.
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No. You asked for their tank philosophy. Why would they give it away?When they buy tanks, the specs will be out anyway .... how is that a "tactic"