Mechanised Divisions Pakistan Army

[farooqbhai007]

It’s not allowed and illegally. Don’t want Ruin my carrier. But as I said, Inshallah.

Nice that you also read Books, Which border wars ? About Pakistan ?

phir to aap baray masoom ho lol ,
Arab wars , it has syria , yemen , morroco , algeria and others

 

[Inception-06]

phir to aap baray masoom ho lol ,
Arab wars , it has syria , yemen , morroco , algeria and others

wrong, masoom ho gea hu !

 

[Raja Porus]

This Alzarrar is different from the Bajaur one, which was a baseline t59/69( i don't remember correctly)

 

[iLION12345_1]

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This Alzarrar is different from the Bajaur one, which was a baseline t59/69( i don't remember correctly)

I’m a little confused by what you mean, If a tank is a baseline Type 59 or 69, then it is not an Al-Zarrar. It is a Type 59 or 69. Apart from the earlier models, All Al-zarrars in service are the same.

interestingly many people thought this was some sort of spaced armor or that it just had fake thin metal over the turret, when in actuality This particular example took an RPG round to the turret and 7 further VBIEDS on motorbikes and was not penetrated. The composite block from the turret has been removed, probably by the army itself after they found the tank in this condition, or it was blown off by the explosions. The metal plate which would cover it can be seen on the right side of the tank, and you can see it’s not penetrated, but rather removed. There is also no impact marks on the actual turret below, which suggests composite layer was not penetrated either. If it had just been sheet metal we would see impact marks on the turret below as that could never stop an RPG.

 

[Tipu7]

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This Alzarrar is different from the Bajaur one, which was a baseline t59/69( i don't remember correctly)

This is Al Zarrar.
One in Bajaur was Type-59.
There is a generation gap between both types.

 

[Raja Porus]

I’m a little confused by what you mean, If a tank is a baseline Type 59 or 69, then it is not an Al-Zarrar. It is a Type 59 or 69. Apart from the earlier models, All Al-zarrars in service are the same.

interestingly many people thought this was some sort of spaced armor or that it just had fake thin metal over the turret, when in actuality This particular example took an RPG round to the turret and 7 further VBIEDS on motorbikes and was not penetrated. The composite block from the turret has been removed, probably by the army itself after they found the tank in this condition, or it was blown off by the explosions. The metal plate which would cover it can be seen on the right side of the tank, and you can see it’s not penetrated, but rather removed. There is also no impact marks on the actual turret below, which suggests composite layer was not penetrated either. If it had just been sheet metal we would see impact marks on the turret below as that could never stop an RPG.

This is Al Zarrar.
One in Bajaur was Type-59.
There is a generation gap between both types.

I was talking about the one destroyed in Bajaur

 

[Inception-06]

I was talking about the one destroyed in Bajaur

Post pictures so we can see and compare the types !!!

 

[iLION12345_1]

I was talking about the one destroyed in Bajaur

Ah okay, are there any photos of that one? I’m sure they’re posted somewhere on the forum but it would take a while to find them.

 

[Raja Porus]

Post pictures so we can see and compare the types !!!

Ah okay, are there any photos of that one? I’m sure they’re posted somewhere on the forum but it would take a while to find them.

Found it with great difficulty in a documentary about Pakistan's war on terror.

 

[Inception-06]

Found it with great difficulty in a documentary about Pakistan's war on terror.
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Found it with great difficulty in a documentary about Pakistan's war on terror.
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This Alzarrar is different from the Bajaur one, which was a baseline t59/69( i don't remember correctly)

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This Alzarrar is different from the Bajaur one, which was a baseline t59/69( i don't remember correctly)

Mere dost, my friend, I don’t understand your question ? This are two different Tanks.

 

[Raja Porus]

Mere dost, my friend, I don’t understand your question ? This are two different Tanks.

My question was that if anyone knew where this AZ was destroyed, forgot to put a question mark,sorry. Perhaps manstein can answer it with an interesting story.

 

[Tipu7]

Found it with great difficulty in a documentary about Pakistan's war on terror.
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It's Type-59.

I was talking about the one destroyed in Bajaur

The one destroyed in Bajaur was Type 59.
Through out entire War on Terror, only one Al Zarrar was lost, and that too during Swat Operation.

 

[bhola record]

It's Type-59.

The one destroyed in Bajaur was Type 59.
Through out entire War on Terror, only one Al Zarrar was lost, and that too during Swat Operation.

It as an rpg hit?

 

[PanzerKiel]

It as an rpg hit?

You can include multiple SPG9s as well.

 

[bhola record]

You can include multiple SPG9s as well.

That is a tough SOB then.