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Whoa that's my bro's father-in-law!!
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damn, how did we never hear about this? and how is it that both india and pakistan had their ships come so close to each other? They mustve been in international water
Whoa that's my bro's father-in-law!!
Cake for RPGs.
Cake for RPGs.
Are you guys supplying too Chilean rebels??? I dont understand the need for that comment on Indian Military picture thread?
We don't know what capacity they will used in, it could be policing duties or light assault or part of the presidents convoy or whatever. And that could be said of many vehicles, I'd dare say I'd rather be in a Marksman than one of those standard issue TOYOTA pickups the PA operates which are ridiculous!
You will understand if you decide to use your head. I , meant that those flat panel exit doors make a vehicle extremely vulnerable to RPG strikes , because flat panels offer no deflection , hence all momentum translates into impact force penetrating such a door like a hot knife through butter.Israelis learned the hard way after a Merkeva was blown up by RPGs strikes.
remind me if light bulletproof vehicle were designed to withstand RPG's. I though these vehicles were meant for police operation which provide protection against small arms fire and grenade attacks.
Depends on the quality of the vehicle. A Simple design change can make a difference , just recently producers have started to realize the importance of deflective surfaces to lessen the impact of projectiles which starves them of their energy by deflecting their trajectory hence the power of Impact is reduced.
Check this.
Cobra 2.5