but Motorcycles are also puts troops in danger from Ambush and without any cover... I think only good strategy is some Jammer/sensor Mounted heavy MRAP in forward and less armoured vehicles in back... clear the ied and move forward.
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but Motorcycles are also puts troops in danger from Ambush and without any cover... I think only good strategy is some Jammer/sensor Mounted heavy MRAP in forward and less armoured vehicles in back... clear the ied and move forward.
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unmanned robot vehicles moving forward in front of the military convoy is better option
u mean sensory robots right yaa I think thats also a solution but the range is pretty low for now of these robotic vehicles...
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tesla and many companies in u.s have developed long range electric vehicles covering distance equal to petrol or diesel cars in single charge which can be driver less and have autopilot mode such type of vehicles with modifications are better option for future
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FC convoys have been attacked for a long time, in which thousands of sons have been martyred.
The assailants have always attacked the FC convoy passing between two mountains from two sides, first firing heavily which stops the convoy and then raining rockets and bullets on the convoy. ۔ After a maximum of half an hour of operation, these Indian-trained dogs disappear into the mountains.
Now suppose, if FC convoys were made up of home-made bulletproof vehicles instead of ordinary mobiles, how many brave sons we could save.
The same vehicles that we have given to the police, can't these vehicles left in the warehouses be given to FC Balochistan? give them FC Balochistan bulletproof vehicles and modern weapons to fight with Indian dogs.
The assailants have always attacked the FC convoy passing between two mountains from two sides, first firing heavily which stops the convoy and then raining rockets and bullets on the convoy. ۔ After a maximum of half an hour of operation, these Indian-trained dogs disappear into the mountains.
Now suppose, if FC convoys were made up of home-made bulletproof vehicles instead of ordinary mobiles, how many brave sons we could save.
The same vehicles that we have given to the police, can't these vehicles left in the warehouses be given to FC Balochistan? give them FC Balochistan bulletproof vehicles and modern weapons to fight with Indian dogs.
i dont think electrical vehicles is the answer too much tonnage are required for practical military applications and specially in Indian subcontinent a total failure...
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tesla has unveiled electric truck which can travel hundred of miles in single charge with good payload
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Don't know how much blood spill of fine men our Military leadership want. We do have surplus MRAPs stored not even more than two dozens are deployed. Why don't they the give them(soldiers) a fighting chance? Why don't they give them protection?
Top Brass need to move out from their comfort zone.
Top Brass need to move out from their comfort zone.
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see a hybrid solution might work but going totally electrical is not possible in military applications... although electrical ones can offer much more torque but the question is whos gonna recharge in middle of field ....
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Not being a armchair general but, we need to train FC to react to ambush properly. You see there is MG-3 mounted on vehicle. Only a short burst was fired the whole time. Why not lay some hell down range and give them taste of their own medicine.
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Seven FC soldiers embrace martyrdom in separate attacks in Balochistan
By News Desk
Published: May 19, 2020
TWEET EMAIL
PHOTO: FILE
Seven Frontier Corps (FC) soldiers were martyred on late Monday night in two separate incidents in Balochistan, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) confirmed on Tuesday.
According to the military’s media wing, six soldiers, including a junior commissioned officer (JCO), were martyred when the FC patrolling team’s reconnaissance vehicle was struck by an improvised explosive device (IED) when it was returning to a base camp in Pir Ghaib, Mach in Balochistan.
A civilian driver also embraced martyrdom in the attack.
The soldiers martyred in the IED blast were identified as Naib Subedar Ihsan Ullah Khan, Naik Zubair Khan, Naik Ijaz Ahmed, Naik Maula Bux, Naik Noor Muhammad. The driver was identified as Abdul Jabbar.
In another incident, Sepoy Imdad Ali was martyred during an exchange of fire with terrorists near Mand, in Balochistan’s Kech district, the ISPR stated.
Soldier martyred, two terrorists killed in North Waziristan operation
Earlier, on May 8, six security forces personnel, including one officer, were martyred when an IED struck their reconnaissance vehicle near the Pakistan-Iran border.
The military’s media wing said that the incident took place in Kech district’s Buleda area in Balochistan, which is about 14 kilometres away from the Iran border.
Security forces were on routine patrolling to check possible routes used by terrorists in the mountainous and extremely treacherous terrain of Mekran, the statement added.
According to the ISPR’s release, Major Nadeem Abbas Bhatti was a resident of Hafizabad; Naik Jamshed was a resident of Mianwali; Lance Naik Taimoor and Sepoy Nadeem hailed from Taunsa Sharif; Lance Naik Khizer Hayat belonged to Attock, whereas Sepoy Sajid was a resident of Mardan.
By News Desk
Published: May 19, 2020
TWEET EMAIL
PHOTO: FILE
Seven Frontier Corps (FC) soldiers were martyred on late Monday night in two separate incidents in Balochistan, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) confirmed on Tuesday.
According to the military’s media wing, six soldiers, including a junior commissioned officer (JCO), were martyred when the FC patrolling team’s reconnaissance vehicle was struck by an improvised explosive device (IED) when it was returning to a base camp in Pir Ghaib, Mach in Balochistan.
A civilian driver also embraced martyrdom in the attack.
The soldiers martyred in the IED blast were identified as Naib Subedar Ihsan Ullah Khan, Naik Zubair Khan, Naik Ijaz Ahmed, Naik Maula Bux, Naik Noor Muhammad. The driver was identified as Abdul Jabbar.
In another incident, Sepoy Imdad Ali was martyred during an exchange of fire with terrorists near Mand, in Balochistan’s Kech district, the ISPR stated.
Soldier martyred, two terrorists killed in North Waziristan operation
Earlier, on May 8, six security forces personnel, including one officer, were martyred when an IED struck their reconnaissance vehicle near the Pakistan-Iran border.
The military’s media wing said that the incident took place in Kech district’s Buleda area in Balochistan, which is about 14 kilometres away from the Iran border.
Security forces were on routine patrolling to check possible routes used by terrorists in the mountainous and extremely treacherous terrain of Mekran, the statement added.
According to the ISPR’s release, Major Nadeem Abbas Bhatti was a resident of Hafizabad; Naik Jamshed was a resident of Mianwali; Lance Naik Taimoor and Sepoy Nadeem hailed from Taunsa Sharif; Lance Naik Khizer Hayat belonged to Attock, whereas Sepoy Sajid was a resident of Mardan.
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