Good Indian induction TATA Castrol and K9 VAJRA

[Khan vilatey]

I was trolling through YouTube and came across two good Indian inductions

TATA Castrol IFV and K9 Thunder artillery

the K9 Thunder is a good SP artillery system and quiet mobile from South Korea.

On paper TATA Castrol seems like a good system comparable US strikers.

what are Pakistani options to counter these systems slated for induction in the IA

KV

 

[Zapper]

I was trolling through YouTube and came across two good Indian inductions

TATA Castrol IFV and K9 Thunder artillery

the K9 Thunder is a good SP artillery system and quiet mobile from South Korea.

On paper TATA Castrol seems like a good system comparable US strikers.

what are Pakistani options to counter these systems slated for induction in the IA

KV

It's Tata Kestrel (WhAP)

 

[Khan vilatey]

@Joe Shearer you guys never pay attention to positive posts lol

kv

 

[Khan vilatey]

It's Tata Kestrel (WhAP)

Cool sorry about the typo but how do we address this, we need IFVs in number aswell

kv

 

[Zapper]

Cool sorry about the typo but how do we address this, we need IFVs in number aswell

kv

Y'all got quite a few chinese and turkish options

Turkish Otokar Arma

Turkish FNSS Pars (Malaysia bought these recently)

This is a newer version of the Pars

Chinese ZBL-09

I personally like turkish over chinese counterparts. That even goes for T129 over Z10

 

[Yaseen1]

you can easily damage tires of these vehicles and they will face difficulty in movement,they can be good option against terrorists but not suitable for use in war with proper army

 

[Joe Shearer]

@Joe Shearer you guys never pay attention to positive posts lol

kv

That was a positive post?

I thought you were talking about Castor Oil, and I was hiding in the cupboard!

No, seriously, once I am better, I will respond; this kind of technology is just what we need, with some modifications, and I'd like to comment on it once I'm up again.

 

[Skull and Bones]

you can easily damage tires of these vehicles and they will face difficulty in movement,they can be good option against terrorists but not suitable for use in war with proper army

This is the proposed FICV from L&T.

 

[Zhukov]

That was a positive post?

I thought you were talking about Castor Oil, and I was hiding in the cupboard!

No, seriously, once I am better, I will respond; this kind of technology is just what we need, with some modifications, and I'd like to comment on it once I'm up again.

what happened mate?

 

[Zapper]

This is the proposed FICV from L&T.

Yeah, some prototypes and modules of L&T's FICV have been exhibited during DefExpo 2020

The chassis actually isn't long as it looks in the picture...it's just the angle in which it was clicked

These are Tata's wheeled version of the Kestrel. I heard a tracked version is also being developed

This is a tracked version developed by OFB Medak

 

[Zapper]

you can easily damage tires of these vehicles and they will face difficulty in movement,they can be good option against terrorists but not suitable for use in war with proper army

So you think firing an ATGM or rocket launcher on the tracks wouldn't damage it?? Countries have always used both tracked and wheeled versions of Infantry combat vehicles since a long time

Turkey and China use FNSS Pars and ZBL-09 in hundreds as mentioned in post#5

Russia with the Bumerang K-16

US with the M1126 Stryker

France's Renault VAB

UK's Boxer

 

[Malik Alashter]

Both indian and chinese vehicles are ugly turkish and russians looks descent

 

[Joe Shearer]

what happened mate?

The usual boring stuff - high BP, things like that. Generally keeps me in bed.

 

[jamahir]

This is the proposed FICV from L&T.

I am not much of a military fan but that is a good-looking vehicle. How many crew can it carry ?

To my untrained eye it looks like the Israeli Namer :

 

[Skull and Bones]

The usual boring stuff - high BP, things like that. Generally keeps me in bed.

Stay safe and take care, Sir.