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Those 2 OFB chutiyas are enjoing the ride as if they are riding a horse...Future Infantry Combat Vehicle
Those 2 OFB chutiyas are enjoing the ride as if they are riding a horse...Future Infantry Combat Vehicle
No, you can't.Pls dont waste your time and money on Indian army....It will go clueless like Kestrel...its better to make and export to foreign countries atleast some dollars comes in..
Is that horse Indian or imported?Those 2 OFB chutiyas are enjoing the ride as if they are riding a horse...
Army chief has said that it is not going to be inducted before 2027.Old news but whats situtation now ?
"The original plan is to induct the FICVs by 2025. The way things are moving, it is unlikely that we will be able to induct them before 2050," said a military official involved in the project.
from here
Indian Army's Rs 60,000-crore FICV project stuck in procedural delays: Official sources
Military sources said while China has enhanced strength of armoured resources by seven to eight times in the Tibet Autonomous Region bordering India in the last couple of years, Pakistan was bolstering its forces by quick modernisation of its tank fleet.economictimes.indiatimes.com
2050 ?
i hope it happens in my life time
There is little known about the futuristic elements that would go into this vehicle, but by the very looks of it, one can assume that they have borrowed a good degree of design elements from BMP, a platform which the army is looking to replace.Why not try to point them out one by one?.. Several are visible.
Which is a pretty normal thing to do, given IA's logisticwl woes... but the changes are still much more if compared to BMP-1/2 or T-72/90.There is little known about the futuristic elements that would go into this vehicle, but by the very looks of it, one can assume that they have borrowed a good degree of design elements from BMP, a platform which the army is looking to replace.
I guess you are right ! It does make sense to go for a similar design given the logistical advantage the army would have. If I am may ask, does this new platform Abhay Mk2 have active protection systems and missile firing capability etc?Which is a pretty normal thing to do, given IA's logisticwl woes... but the changes are still much more if compared to BMP-1/2 or T-72/90.
I know because I made a orthographic projection of FICV, by modifying the BMP-2... Significant volumetric increase to fit bigger engine & several STANAG level armour increase, plus lots of minor design enhancements I loved like hydro-pneumatic suspension, solid ramp-door (unarmoured fuel-tanks in BMP), extra wheels reducing ground pressure etc.
See for yourself, BMP-2 Sarath & FICV Abhay Mark2;View attachment 71963
Given the project hasn't even reached detailed design stage yet nothing is for sure, but ATGM is almost certain, APS likely.I guess you are right ! It does make sense to go for a similar design given the logistical advantage the army would have. If I am may ask, does this new platform Abhay Mk2 have active protection systems and missile firing capability etc?
As @silentlurker pointed out it's 2 ATGM launcher module is visible on the left side of the turret... Soft-kill APS of Arjun should be there (which instead of shooting pellets or airbursts at radar-detected incoming warheads, lobs smoke shells in direction of detected laser from ATGM guidance or tank's rangefinder)... ERA tiles & sideskirts should be there too, as was in Abhay Mark1. They're developing a 30% lighter composite armoured chasis for the final prototype, you'll find everything in last 2-4 pages.I guess you are right ! It does make sense to go for a similar design given the logistical advantage the army would have. If I am may ask, does this new platform Abhay Mk2 have active protection systems and missile firing capability etc?
Is the linked picture actual design? Or just conceptAs @silentlurker pointed out it's 2 ATGM launcher module is visible on the left side of the turret... Soft-kill APS of Arjun should be there (which instead of shooting pellets or airbursts at radar-detected incoming warheads, lobs smoke shells in direction of detected laser from ATGM guidance or tank's rangefinder)... ERA tiles & sideskirts should be there too, as was in Abhay Mark1. They're developing a composite armoured chasis for the final prototype, you'll find everything in last 2-4 pages.
Do u know abhay mk2 lower section protection level against IEDs afaik there is some other way to enhance protection other than v shaped hull it is present in AS 21.Which is a pretty normal thing to do, given IA's logisticwl woes... but the changes are still much more if compared to BMP-1/2 or T-72/90.
I know because I made a orthographic projection of FICV, by modifying the BMP-2... Significant volumetric increase to fit bigger engine & several STANAG level armour increase, plus lots of minor design enhancements I loved like hydro-pneumatic suspension, solid ramp-door (unarmoured fuel-tanks in BMP), extra wheels reducing ground pressure etc.
See for yourself, BMP-2 Sarath & FICV Abhay Mark2;View attachment 71963
What do you think about TATA and L&T? Do they stand a chance, is there anything known about their FICV projects yet?Given the project hasn't even reached detailed design stage yet nothing is for sure, but ATGM is almost certain, APS likely.
Is the linked picture actual design? Or just concept
Which one?.. This diagram I posted?
As per OFB video it has STANAG-IV at the sides & rear, ie, protected against 14.5mm AP at 200m as well as with 155 mm artillery blast at 30m (...so about 30kg TNT roadside blast).Do u know abhay mk2 lower section protection level against IEDs afaik there is some other way to enhance protection other than v shaped hull it is present in AS 21.
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