PanzerKiel
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Thats the only version of this model which we are using, both on tripod and on tanks.Na na... The machine gun....View attachment 831473
Different forces, different doctrines, different chains of commands (MOI / MOD), different type of people working in them, different equipment, different limitations, different areas of operations....@PanzerKiel
Sir why are there multiple organisations / with regard to para military forces like Rangers, FC etc on land and Coast Guards and Pakistan Maritime Agency on Sea?
Can we not merge multiple Para military forces, preforming almost the same funtions, into a unified National Guard type Command and save money?
They are commanded by serving officers of the armed forces , so it shouldn't be difficult / impossible to convince decision makers ?
Just to mention one, We were using this at squad / section level 12 years ago...I have seen Army infantry guys with Type 56 and some trijicon sight mounted on may be 2x or 3x at best and carrying LSR sniper rifle in the same squad. They were rehearsing in their area of responsibility. Asked a bit about their equipment. But haven't seen our Army operating ACOG optics that much if any. I am talking about Army not some SSG SF. And I would also like to stress upon to update the education level of our NCOs. They lack in science, tech and language skills a bit. Seems like still living in the 90s. Nowadays NCOs should also be some sort of tech geeks too
Plz enlighten us a bit more about the gear if I misinterpreted or don't know about standard issue and to what extent they are being distributed in the military
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Thats photo op from their side....doesnt mean their whole force or BSF is equipped like that.When i look at the pictures like in a group photo where indian and Pakistani soldiers standing side by side and Indian troops carrying US SIG Sauer Rifles mounted with some decent optics fully kitted with NVGs or perhaps even thermal and our troops carrying type 56 without even a picatinny rail on it. Its really disheartening to look at those pictures. A bit frustrating too. I know it's not the complete representation of all the military but still it hurts to look at.
Tripod gets folded, bringing the whole weapon a few centimeters above ground level.Ukranians employ those HMGs with their special short bipod or something like that I couldn't remember. Integrated a pistol grip to it. I have seen them using thatHMG modified to be equipped with optical sight and could be fired from prone position and it's effective weapon in the war against Russians. Hope you would have seen that too
Tripod stand one is really tall can't be concealed and most probably used from within a bunker.
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