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hey i recently saw the pakistani soldiers on geo operating in swat, and to me they didnt look properly equipped. They didnt seem to have a standard kevlar armour or helmet.
can anyone elaborate on this further?
Can some one tell me what are these reactive armor tiles seems very interesting????
I came across a picture across the net which is an US Abram tank, goin to get these potential upgrades, I know that Al-Khlaid 2 is in the makin, I would like to know if Al-Khalid 2 is goin to have Reactive Armor Tiles which can be seen with the Abrams in the below link, I think these tiles can give Al-Khalid great protection against enemy fire, wut do u guys think?????
http://www4.army.mil/ocpa/uploads/large/OCPA-2005-03-09-165522.jpg
On the point about Leopard II, if the Pakistan Army could have had their pick of the western tanks in the 80s and early 90s, it would have been Leopard II without any questions askedThe gunner is provided with a dual magnification day sight and the commander with a panoramic sight for all-around independent surveillance. Both sights are dual-axis image stabilized and have independent laser range-finders. The commander has the ability to acquire a target independently while the gunner is engaging another one. The automatic target-tracking system is designed to work when tank and target are both moving. Night vision for the gunner and commander is achieved through a dual-magnification thermal imaging sight. Both sights are integrated with the fire-control system.[5] The production Al-Khalid tank has a fire-control system of western origin.
Ha guyies does anyone know if Pakistan is using IFV's. And if yes then what kind?
http://www.defence.pk/forums/land-forces/2861-more-m113s-pakistan-4.html
Al-Hamza. It is based of Al-Talha APC. Please read the above link.
Not quite its an M113 with what is very similar to the turret the chinese use on one of their wheeled APCs I think called WZ551.
Yes, your right. Thanks for the correction.
I often get confused with Al-Talha and M113.