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[Aung Zaya]

Myanmar Team in AARM 2015 Thailand

 

[Aung Zaya]

 

[Aung Zaya]

Satellite program aims at Myanmar’s skies

Myeik developer plans two island resorts

 

[Nabil365]

Satellite program aims at Myanmar’s skies

Myeik developer plans two island resorts

Congratulation to all burmese

 

[Aung Zaya]

Congratulation to all burmese

thz bro..

 

[Nilgiri]

@Aung Zaya

You seen this video bro?

 

[Aung Zaya]

@Aung Zaya

You seen this video bro?

nope... the 1st time... thz for sharing... India also still used T-72..? bro

 

[Aung Zaya]

 

[Nabil365]

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The Beast of Myanmar taking a nap !!!

Is this better or type 69-IIG
Type 69-IIG - An upgraded Bangladeshi model with the following modifications:
Bi-axis stabilised Type-83A(Improved L-7 with bigger bore)105mm smoothbore main gun (NATO compatible), with semi-automatic loader, capable of firing ATGMs
New fire control system (FCS), laser range-finder, thermal imaging sights & Combat data link
850 hp diesel engine
Chinese 3rd generation explosive reactive armour (ERA) protection, automatic collective fire suppression system, LASER warning receiver,NBC suite.
New communications and navigation equipment (including GPS receiver)
Rubber padded track
more powerful than any other version of Type 69.

 

[Nilgiri]

nope... the 1st time... thz for sharing... India also still used T-72..? bro

Yup they make up the majority of our armour. 1900 in total, 1500 upgraded to "Rhino standard".

Good solid tank....but they will start to be retired 2020 and onwards I think.

 

[Aung Zaya]

"Rhino standard".

What is that..? bro not ajaya..?

 

[Nilgiri]

What is that..? bro not ajaya..?

Ajeya is just the name given to T-72 in India.

Rhino is the "Combat improve Ajeya"...you can say mk3 (final version).

From wiki:

• Combat Improved Ajeya For a rather long time the Indian Army did not intend to modernize its T-72 tanks since it was relying on their own tank project the Arjun. However, the Arjun program had been undergoing difficulties. As a result, they adopted the Operation Rhino plan aimed at re-equipping 1,500 T-72M1 tanks. The upgrade program provides for installation of a Polish SKO-1T DRAWA-T fire control system/thermal imager supplied by the Polish PCO/Cenzin (from PT-91 Twardy), DRDO explosive reactive armour, a navigation system from Israel's Tamam, German Litef or South African RDI, a locally developed laser illumination warning system, new radios manufactured by Tadiran or GES Marconi and an improved NBC protection system will be fitted. The tank is planned to be powered by a 1,000 hp (750 kW) S-1000 engine made by the Polish firm PZL-Wola (also from PT-91 Twardy). It is also upgraded with new fire detection and suppression systems and laser warning systems on either side of the turret. Indian sources often say that 1,800–2,000 T-72M1 tanks will be upgraded top to bottom while the rest will undergo only partial improvement.[1]

 

[Aung Zaya]

Ajeya is just the name given to T-72 in India.

Rhino is the "Combat improve Ajeya"...you can say mk3 (final version).

From wiki:

• Combat Improved Ajeya For a rather long time the Indian Army did not intend to modernize its T-72 tanks since it was relying on their own tank project the Arjun. However, the Arjun program had been undergoing difficulties. As a result, they adopted the Operation Rhino plan aimed at re-equipping 1,500 T-72M1 tanks. The upgrade program provides for installation of a Polish SKO-1T DRAWA-T fire control system/thermal imager supplied by the Polish PCO/Cenzin (from PT-91 Twardy), DRDO explosive reactive armour, a navigation system from Israel's Tamam, German Litef or South African RDI, a locally developed laser illumination warning system, new radios manufactured by Tadiran or GES Marconi and an improved NBC protection system will be fitted. The tank is planned to be powered by a 1,000 hp (750 kW) S-1000 engine made by the Polish firm PZL-Wola (also from PT-91 Twardy). It is also upgraded with new fire detection and suppression systems and laser warning systems on either side of the turret. Indian sources often say that 1,800–2,000 T-72M1 tanks will be upgraded top to bottom while the rest will undergo only partial improvement.[1]

Wooww..!! so nice..!! let me know how much it cost for this great pack.. ? bro

 

[Nilgiri]

Wooww..!! so nice..!! let me know how much it cost for this great pack.. ? bro

Bro, I think I read about 1 mil USD per tank give or take.

From older article:

A new twist to the T-90 saga

Rs 50 million per unit (back when 1 USD was about Rs 50). That article has some other interesting info about the upgrade too.

 

[Aung Zaya]

then lol... BD upgraded it's type-69IIG and Type-59G with almost 2 million per each.. some forums said it's even over 2 million.. may be india put some indigenous equipment..