India-China 2020 Border Dispute - Military and Strategic Discussion

[Sarjen]

Can you give a approx cost in billions that chinese have lost so far from India?? if you know

 

[cereal killer]

The real problem for China is that it has too many enemies and it cannot deploy all the forces or even 60% at Ladakh and Arunachal Pradesh, but India can deploy much of its forces in the northern India.

Hmm.. That's quite true. Numbers are not much of a problem for us too. Only issue is can we match our Artillery to their MBRLs. That's the area we are lacking in.

 

[Haldilal]

Ya'll Nibbiars Every Minister These Days: Dheere Dheere PR ko badhana hai... hadd se guzar jana hai. Meanwhile the Chinese Camp Mission ka time badhana hein Phir achanak Mar jana hein.

 

[fire starter]

 

[LETHALFORCE]

China bubonic plague spreads: 17 provinces now infected after alarming new cases

CHINA'S bubonic plague fears have skyrocketed today after 17 provinces in neighbouring Mongolia have now reported cases of the deadly virus.

www.google.com

China bubonic plague spreads: 17 provinces now infected after alarming new cases

 

[prasadr14]

China bubonic plague spreads: 17 provinces now infected after alarming new cases

CHINA'S bubonic plague fears have skyrocketed today after 17 provinces in neighbouring Mongolia have now reported cases of the deadly virus.

www.google.com

China bubonic plague spreads: 17 provinces now infected after alarming new cases

What kind of weird animal did these dumb chinkies eat now?!!

 

[LETHALFORCE]

What kind of weird animal did these dumb chinkies eat now?!!

what have they not eaten???

 

[Kumata]

What kind of weird animal did these dumb chinkies eat now?!!

Plague.. not exactly weird but looks like it spread via Mouse...

 

[prasadr14]

what have they not eaten???

I read they drink piss,
eat shit
eat humans (aborted pregnancies)...

really...Mao did a number on these jackAsses.

 

[Haldilal]

 

[prasadr14]

Plague.. not exactly weird but looks like it spread via Mouse...

They don't need mouse to spread it, considering they would chase the said mouse & make soup of it

 

[Mikesingh]

Hmm.. That's quite true. Numbers are not much of a problem for us too. Only issue is can we match our Artillery to their MBRLs. That's the area we are lacking in.

MBRLs are not too effective in much of the terrain obtaining in Ladakh. What one needs are howitzers that fire at high angle and can take on even most reverse slope positions. The Brahmos in the steep dive mode can do it too vert effectively. The deep dive version has the capability to strike a target vertically at almost 90 degrees and also has the ability to tilt 15 degrees prior to striking the target. This will prove deadly but not MBRLs that are well suited for employment in the plains.

 

[Aegis888]

What kind of weird animal did these dumb chinkies eat now?!!

Marmots are suspected to be the cause.

 

[Mikesingh]

I've been hearing about selling Brahmos to Vietnam since the last 3 years. We need to first stockpile our requirements plus 50% of that as additional reserves before selling to other countries.

 

[cereal killer]

MBRLs are not too effective in much of the terrain obtaining in Ladakh. What one needs are howitzers that fire at high angle and can take on even most reverse slope positions. The Brahmos in the steep dive mode can do it too vert effectively. The deep dive version has the capability to strike a target vertically at almost 90 degrees and also has the ability to tilt 15 degrees prior to striking the target. This will prove deadly but not MBRLs that are well suited for employment in the plains.

How 'bout in Depsang & Demchok & those always have been the main battlegrounds. These are pretty plain areas which may see even mechanized infantry action. I'd say we should not discount that their MBRLs would not be effective.
Agree on the Howitzer point we need more & more of them. Apparently this is where battle will be either won or lost.

 

[Mikesingh]

What kind of weird animal did these dumb chinkies eat now?!!

The disease isn’t nearly as deadly as it was, thanks to antibiotics. It pops up every year in multiple countries including the U.S.

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, it may be frightening to imagine another disease especially one as infamous as the bubonic plague spreading across the globe. But, fortunately, we’re in the clear as unlike COVID-19, we have clear treatments for the bubonic plague. This means there’s pretty much no chance we’d ever see a pandemic play out like the one in the 14th century that killed a third of the European human population.

 

[Mikesingh]

How 'bout in Depsang & Demchok & those always have been the main battlegrounds. These are pretty plain areas which may see even mechanized infantry action. I'd say we should not discount that their MBRLs would not be effective.
Agree on the Howitzer point we need more & more of them. Apparently this is where battle will be either won or lost.

That's why I mentioned 'much of the terrain'! There obviously are plain areas in Ladakh where rocket arty can be pretty effective on troops out in the open.

 

[Sarjen]

I've been hearing about selling Brahmos to Vietnam since the last 3 years. We need to first stockpile our requirements plus 50% of that as additional reserves before selling to other countries.

I don't know why peope think india can export Brahmos ??? Its not included in the contract, this is the very reason its not been exported to Vietnam... Russians said NO

 

[fire starter]

 

[fire starter]

I don't know why peope think india can export Brahmos ??? Its not included in the contract, this is the very reason its not been exported to Vietnam... Russians said NO

They got approval to export it to third countries.