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too much expensive and too heavy for BD soilNo one knows.
But, I personally like British Challenger 2. If we had cash......................
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too much expensive and too heavy for BD soilNo one knows.
But, I personally like British Challenger 2. If we had cash......................
Nope, its grounds pressure is ok for our soil I think, and it also does a good job in mud. I have seen in a video footage on youtube.too much expensive and too heavy for BD soil
above 50 tonne tank does not work in BD. BD soil is differentNope, its grounds pressure is ok for our soil I think, and it also does a good job in mud. I have seen in a video footage on youtube.
It is about ground pressure Bro not the total weight.above 50 tonne tank does not work in BD. BD soil is different
our T69s get stuck in mud..... this isn't a tank country..... even if you cross the mud, remember that you have hundreds of rivers and water-bodies to cross as well... and during such crossings, a 50-ton beast would become a pain in the back!........ even Russian-made PT-76 light tanks required local people to get out of paddy fields in 1971..... and that was December 1971.... the dry season!
Bull$hit... soil is soft yet its plain. Perfect for tank battle in most of the part. Indian tank can push from Agartala and can reach Dhaka with ease. Same from western front and can overrun Jessore in less than an hour if you dont counter them with better tanks.
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Bull$hit... soil is soft yet its plain. Perfect for tank battle in most of the part. Indian tank can push from Agartala and can reach Dhaka with ease. Same from western front and can overrun Jessore in less than an hour if you dont counter them with better tanks.
I didn't notice your comment earlier... so, just replying now....I am agree with you, it is all just misperception ideas about tanks with heavier tonnage (like Leopard2, Challenger, Abrams) can easily get stuck in mud or rice paddies fields and swamp. First, with their wide Caterpillar track, modern MBT have a comparable low ground pressure if we compare them with another vehicles say car, bus or even bicycle. MBT is have their support unit system to accompanied them in battlefield operations to make them working more easier in rough terrain or broken roads. That's why Vietnam still retain their large number of MBT, and so with Singapore with their Leopard2, India with their Arjun, T-90 and T-72 Bhisma, and same with us in which has already decided to operate a handful number Leopard 2s