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No it's runningAK program is dead or something ? seeing so many articles of Pak army looking for T84's , Type 99 and etc etc ?
ok so its running great. Why are we looking for other tanks then ? isn't ak as good as t90 and other tanks ?No it's running
I think probably because they can't be produced fast enough...ok so its running great. Why are we looking for other tanks then ? isn't ak as good as t90 and other tanks ?
ok so its running great. Why are we looking for other tanks then ? isn't ak as good as t90 and other tanks ?
AK is better than T 90 and new versions of AK are under production and work on more is being completed. T-99 A2 is part of separate Tank project known as AL HAIDER. @yugocrosrb95 production rate is not the issueAK was developed in 90s. It's a two decade old program. And since it wasn't a ground breaking program so most of technology used to make the tank already existed at that time, which makes it even older.
Anyway, the new tank PA is looking for is to replace older tanks, it would complement AK.
Ajeeb banday ho aap. kabhi kehte ho AK2 program is running aur kabhi kuch aur.Key Board Warrior's and their dreams of seeing AK 2.
AL KHALID II was never stopped it's most probably in production and work on AK 3 has begunAjeeb banday ho aap. kabhi kehte ho AK2 program is running aur kabhi kuch aur.
Ajeeb banday ho aap. kabhi kehte ho AK2 program is running aur kabhi kuch aur.
AL KHALID II was never stopped it's most probably in production and work on AK 3 has begun
Mr AL KHALID II is under development and won't be revealed like this and even work on AK 3 has begun. Mr if you think on General Raheel visit they were going to reveal AK II than it's you who took it wrong even General Raheel knows what is going and what news will be given to media. AK-2 will come don't worry those who think their is no such project are real fools @BratvaThe Chief of Army Staff (COAS) visited the Heavy Industries Taxila (HIT) on Thursday to review the preparedness of the military’s armed warfare production line. HIT is considered the home of army’s armour production, especially tanks, armoured personnel carriers and other mechanised vehicles.
During his visit to the facility, Gen Raheel was briefed by HIT head Lt Gen Wajid Hussain on the products manufactured for defence and commercial purposes. He also told the army chief about the details of the factory’s various facilities, according to the ISPR.
Wajid also briefed him about Pakistan’s main battle tank ‘Al-Khalid-I’ besides the manufacturing and rebuilding of armoured personnel carriers, security vehicles Dragon and Mohafiz.
The army chief also witnessed the assembly and demonstration of the Al-Khalid-I tank.
Gen Raheel urges self reliance in defence needs - The Express Tribune
RIP to those who dreams about KHALID-II