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There will be improved products. This is just the first commercially available toy for consumers.

The future of infantry. Imagine being able to zoom in through your visors which are wirelessly connected to optics and thermal imagers, having real time friend and foe identification like a video game, outlining routes and marks on the terrain in real time. So many possibilities.

US wargaming has always been unreliable. They thought they would lose 50,000+ of their own troops in the Gulf war in their war games. Then they thought that Russia would take all of Ukraine in a month. There's a wargame where one of their admirals played the Iranian navy and defeated the US...

I am even more skeptical about any offensive Ops in the mountains. By winning against pakistan I mean destroying most of their air and naval assets, while making progress in the plains of Punjab and Thar. We can probably take Lahore and then bomb it to oblivion with artillery. Defeating any...

They're good at artillery and logistics. They should be fairly good at armored warfare given their experience. But if we're expecting a gulf War style slaughter of pakis with minimal losses on our side, we're in for disappointment. The Army can win against pakis and defend against China, but...

I dont know why such organizations allow these McDonald's fat fucks join. Just makes the rest of them look like a joke.

Meanwhile US civilians

If only they standardize the Sig 716. And I don't think there are anywhere near enough Negevs to make it a standard squad weapon either.

Is this the cold weather clothing system that we bought from the US during Galwan?

Then there's a disagreement on the significance of change here. What's happened over the past 20 years are improvements, but not a generational change as defined by bolt action to semi, then semi to assault rifle, or flak jacket to Kevlar, and no NODS to NODS. If Augmented reality is made...

I know about the various iterations on each piece of kit. I'm saying there has been no major capability jump apart from incremental improvements. An American soldier in 2003 was significantly better equipped than one in 1983, due to the issuing of individual NVG's, Kevlar body Armour, and...

Leaving aside Indian Army, there seems to be complete stagnation in infantry gear over the past 20 years. These IDF troops are equipped the same as they were 20 years ago. The US Army and Marines infantry gear haven't progressed much beyond their the 2003 Iraq invasion either. The only...

Is this from the current exercise, or are these the state guards?

6000 crore INR equals 750 million USD For 750 million USD, that would be 750 USD per rifle assuming a million rifles. But if that's true then what happened to AK 203. Anyway, if it's true, I'll open up a bottle to celebrate AK 203 being sidelined.

This is exactly what I was saying before. I at least held out the hope that they'd attach them to the MOLLE when the exercise begins. But no. Infantry requirements: Kevlar helmets with NVG mounts. Chest rig with adequate pouches attached. Rifle with optic and IR laser. Camo matching between...

The only solace is that LOC troops seem to be kitted out decently. Perhaps even the IA couldn't bear the sight of paki infantry having better BPJ's and NVG's in the decade prior.

Even in the Yudh Abhyas one, where are the pouches on the vest? Where will ammo and the rest go then, and whats the use of MOLLE if you don't use it.

Guys could someone find that pic of the three late 90's early 2000's RR soldiers firing in a row with their AK's? I think the post was labelled 90s aesthetic. I'm not able to find it on the thread even though I'm sure I saw it here.