Hahahaha,look who has spoken.........it's the all knowing chimpanzee out of Pakistan and liked by that Rhesus monkey!!What a couple,my my!!Rab ne bana di jori/Eik ana aur ek kauri!!
Listen you madrassa chimp,I read about all that even before you heard about Morozov and shit!!Unlike you madrassa rats,we base our knowledge on books, common sense and logical reasoning.....something which which will never be comprehended by the likes of you.That is why you will never see us uttering such trash talk like the M1A2 failing in desert and what not!!Boy,I still fell in laughter when remember how badly we whoop your skinny arse over there!!seems like you haven't forgot it as yet and may be that explains your obsession with that word!!Is it so?,huh chimpu boy??
And as for you shutting my arse,boy,if I just stomp your arse,your balls will eject through your mouth like a pair of .22!!I'm a little bit busy these days,but be rest assured.Very soon I'll direct all my attention on to you over D.F.I and then we shall see what happens.Till then,adios sucker.
Yep,with albeit a different alias.
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HINT:, ural, kmdb, spetmash, Kirov, all were rivals in Soviet arms industry, your above analysis is horrendously wrong to say the least. In fact, uralvagonzavod always followed kmdb's footprints. The first t-72 propotype was nothing more than a reworked, albeit on a lower level, t-64, including a less powerful engine, simpler transmission, NO fire control system, new autoloader, same D-81 gun, and basic coincidence range finder, bigger road wheels, slightly longer hull while smaller turret with NO composite armour protection, not because Ural didnt want it, but because they could not develop one
The biggest reason why Ural went with the t-72 experiment was the fact that they did not want to remain a sidekick to high end kmdb, infact, Soviet generals asked them to manufacture several T-64 components to reduce workload on kmdb
In every sense, the t-72 was meant to be a "low end" complementary vehicle vis-a-vis the high end t-64. The situation continued with these two bureaus and others till the fall of Soviet Union. Even today, Uralvagonzavod barely reaches the expertise of kmdb in Ukraine. The only things that hampers Ukrainians is lack of finances. You look at their armour development cycles and you will know what i am talking about.
Just in case you dont know, first composite armour modules were developed and tested in ukraine, by morozov, read about glass reinforced plastic and corrondum balls in frontal arc of t-64 mbt and how difficult it was to develop such a module back in 60s.
I am warning kiddo, dont push me
