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[Nike]

Apparently Nasaams has been arrived

 

[Lasa-X]

If u guys don't know, Boeing actually already offered us Harpoon from a long time agoView attachment 659445

Too bad no UGM version yah

 

[gondes]

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Sorry... anyone knows how's the progress of our MEF? Seems still long way to go.. if we look at Ideal Posture needs... there is still big gap..

 

[Azull]

Apparently Nasaams has been arrived

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Wow, ready for setup and deployment? Too bad the missile isnt here yet

 

[joesatriyono]

Apparently Nasaams has been arrived

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ah finally.
any further info on this?

 

[Raduga]

Apparently Nasaams has been arrived

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is the launcher and their carrier already here too ? if i remember someone told me that ,the norwegian delegation still can't go here for formal "serah terima" event , due to covid-19 situation .

i kinda wonder what kind of missile transfer of technology kongsberg give to us.

 

[Nike]

Seem serious?

K2 Black Panther Main Battle Tank

South Korea’s locally-made 1500 HP engine for its K2 battle tank is ready for launch and could be exported to the Middle East and Europe.

Developed by the government’s Agency for Defence Development (ADD), the 1500 horsepower powertrain is the third such product in the world after Germany and the United States, Wang Jung-hong, chief of South Korean Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA), revealed in an interview with Korea Herald earlier this week.

“Some rules have hampered a product launch, but we’ve cleared that up now,” he said, noting the agency was eyeing countries in Europe and the Middle East as potential customers for the locally manufactured component.

German MTU MT-883 V-12

The engine will form the basis for the powerplant of Turkey’s Altay main battle tank (MBT) and the progress on the engine should be good news for Turkey’s defence industry directorate which is planning to manufacture over 500 tanks and is also talking to Indonesia to export these machines.

Poland is another likely customer for these engines. In January 2020, local reports stated that the Polish government was looking to place an order for 800 K2 MBTs from Hyundai Rotem.

South Korea has a domestically assembled modified Abrams tank, the K1. It is powered by a diesel, rather than a gas turbine engine.

Turkey's Altay Main battle tank prototype

Since Seoul owns very little of the technology behind the K1, it set out to develop the K2 Black Panther, taking inspiration from technology worldwide, in order to be able to export the machines.

From France, South Korea adopted its own version of the Leclerc’s autoloader besides incorporating Thales fire control system. From Germany, the country developed its own version of the Rheinmetall 120-millimeter L55 gun and looked into MTU-890 V12 diesel 1,500 horsepower engine. According to a report by National Interest, domestically designed engine has slightly worse acceleration versus the MTU — 0–32kmph at nearly eight seconds, up from seven seconds. The first 100 K2s produced will have MTU engines and successive batches will sport Korean engines.

https://www.defenseworld.net/news/2...e_Ready_for_Launch__Eyes_Exports#.Xy0Ae54zZPY

 

[Fl0gger]

itu G wagon sisi pintu kanan bawah ada semacam noda semoga bukan karat karena pengiriman lewat laut cmiiw

 

[Chestnut]

Seem serious?

K2 Black Panther Main Battle Tank

South Korea’s locally-made 1500 HP engine for its K2 battle tank is ready for launch and could be exported to the Middle East and Europe.

Developed by the government’s Agency for Defence Development (ADD), the 1500 horsepower powertrain is the third such product in the world after Germany and the United States, Wang Jung-hong, chief of South Korean Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA), revealed in an interview with Korea Herald earlier this week.

“Some rules have hampered a product launch, but we’ve cleared that up now,” he said, noting the agency was eyeing countries in Europe and the Middle East as potential customers for the locally manufactured component.

German MTU MT-883 V-12

The engine will form the basis for the powerplant of Turkey’s Altay main battle tank (MBT) and the progress on the engine should be good news for Turkey’s defence industry directorate which is planning to manufacture over 500 tanks and is also talking to Indonesia to export these machines.

Poland is another likely customer for these engines. In January 2020, local reports stated that the Polish government was looking to place an order for 800 K2 MBTs from Hyundai Rotem.

South Korea has a domestically assembled modified Abrams tank, the K1. It is powered by a diesel, rather than a gas turbine engine.

Turkey's Altay Main battle tank prototype

Since Seoul owns very little of the technology behind the K1, it set out to develop the K2 Black Panther, taking inspiration from technology worldwide, in order to be able to export the machines.

From France, South Korea adopted its own version of the Leclerc’s autoloader besides incorporating Thales fire control system. From Germany, the country developed its own version of the Rheinmetall 120-millimeter L55 gun and looked into MTU-890 V12 diesel 1,500 horsepower engine. According to a report by National Interest, domestically designed engine has slightly worse acceleration versus the MTU — 0–32kmph at nearly eight seconds, up from seven seconds. The first 100 K2s produced will have MTU engines and successive batches will sport Korean engines.

https://www.defenseworld.net/news/2...e_Ready_for_Launch__Eyes_Exports#.Xy0Ae54zZPY

No, the South Korean participation fell through.

The most recent news was that Otokar was considering making the domestic engine for it developed from a commercial bus engine.

https://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/otokar-mulls-making-of-domestic-electric-tank-18494

Any Turkish project that involved Germany or the United States has pretty much grounded to a halt thanks to Erdogan. It will be years until they would be able to fix the issues as you can't simply slap on an existing engine from say Ukraine and expect it to work.

 

[Kansel]

Regarding the MBT news, no need to get serious on that. Apparently Army has no intention anymore to acquire additional MBT, instead they went for Air Cavalery. Perhaps there will be change of plan in the future

 

[Chestnut]

^can confirm that's what the head of PUSENKAV told me.

 

[Logam42]

As a military outsider, can someone explain what air cavalery mean? Helicopters?

 

[NEKONEKO]

Rotary wing gun ship I believe, aren't we currently in talk with the US for more gun ship.

 

[GraveDigger388]

As a military outsider, can someone explain what air cavalery mean? Helicopters?

Attack chopper.

 

[Chestnut]

Rotary wing gun ship I believe, aren't we currently in talk with the US for more gun ship.

Attack chopper.

No that's not quite it. A part of the concept but not the concept itself.

As a military outsider, can someone explain what air cavalery mean? Helicopters?

Air cavalry is another word used for air assault. Essentially it is rapid mobility, firepower enhancement, and combat support of light infantry through the use of rotary wing assets (helicopters). A modern example would be the 101st Airborne Division, where their infantrymen (along with sling-loaded light vehicles) are carried into battle using Blackhawks and Chinooks with Apaches supporting them.

The key to having a good air assault unit is having organic aviation assets attached to the individual infantry units. As in, every KOSTRAD division having its own organic Combat Aviation Brigade permanently under them, instead of having to requisition aviation assets from PUSPENERBAD.