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Includes T-80UD Tanks----Used As Offensive Role!!!
Bell 412EP Helicopters----Used As Supporting Role!!!
Special Task Force(Company of SSG Known As STF)!!!
Al-Zarrar Tanks As Enemy Offensive Forces----Used As Enemy Forces!!!

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Includes T-80UD Tanks----Used As Offensive Role!!!
Bell 412EP Helicopters----Used As Supporting Role!!!
Special Task Force(Company of SSG Known As STF)!!!
Al-Zarrar Tanks As Enemy Offensive Forces----Used As Enemy Forces!!!

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Includes T-80UD Tanks----Used As Offensive Role!!!
Bell 412EP Helicopters----Used As Supporting Role!!!
Special Task Force(Company of SSG Known As STF)!!!
Al-Zarrar Tanks As Enemy Offensive Forces----Used As Enemy Forces!!!

:cheers::enjoy:

plz tell me diference bt

1. al-khalid 1 and al khalid 2
2. t 80 and al zarrar
3. t 90 and alkhalid 2 which is best .

PAKISTAN HAMARI JAAN :pakistan: SAB SE PAHLA PAKISTAN :tup:
 
plz tell me diference bt

1. al-khalid 1 and al khalid 2
2. t 80 and al zarrar
3. t 90 and alkhalid 2 which is best .

PAKISTAN HAMARI JAAN :pakistan: SAB SE PAHLA PAKISTAN :tup:

Here is an article written by a Pakistani defence journalist, Usman Ansari (he has written many articles for western magazines, there are many more on his website covering various topics):

The Al-Khalid
Usman Ansari said:
....
Development is ongoing of the Al-Khalid II, (though the project name is actually 'Al-Khalid I'), which is targeted for production by 2008. It is unknown if there is to be any major change in the appearance of the tank. Key areas for improvement are said to be in the areas of armour protection by inclusion of more modern types of armour, and improved systems. This includes more efficient transmission system and modern night vision systems. A new electronic counter-measures fit is currently undergoing testing at HIT. Recently the possibility has arisen of using Ukraine's 6TD3 engine which generates 1500 hp though it remains to be seen if this shall be incorporated. Firepower is also to be upgraded if ongoing discussions for the Ukrainian 'Kombat' ATGM are successful. With a range of up to 5,000m it would give the Al-Khalid a useful reach against targets such as helicopters. Furthermore, an up-graded auto loader would enable the use of 'long-rod' ammunition as used by Western MBTs, as the Russian style unit cannot currently support them.

More details of developments are likely to be available during IDEAS-2006, as the bi-annual defence show is Pakistan's opportunity to be centre stage at a defence show.

With the Al-Khalid it finally looks like Pakistan has a tank capable of meeting both domestic and foreign needs enabling Pakistan to aim for a bigger slice of the lucrative global arms market.

(An edited version of the above article appeared in the September 2005 issue of Classic Military Vehicle.)
 

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