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is it one of our tanks? and what type?.
Yes, its either a T-54 or T-55 upgraded to a T-55AMV standard using a local upgrade.
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is it one of our tanks? and what type?.
Looks not too bad. The Israelis just open a military attachee office. Expecting them to assist the upgrade.Yes, its either a T-54 or T-55 upgraded to a T-55AMV standard using a local upgrade.
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Right now even Russia still very hard to build destroyer or some big ship like these, they were build under USSR, after the fall of USSR, most of ship building factories belong to Ukraina, even aircraft carrier building factoryman oh man I wish the russians transfer us with the technology and expertise of building of big destroyers.
destroyer Admiral Panteleyev is seen docking at Tien Sa Port in the central city of Da Nang on July 31, 2015. 163m long, 7,500 tons of steel. configured as submarine hunter. one of the most powerful warships of the russian navy.
8 Rastrub rocket torpedoes
8 Kinzhal SAM launchers (64 missiles)
533-mm torpedoes
AK-100 and AK-630M gun mounts
RBU-6000 antisubmarine rocket launchers
2 Ka-27 helicopters.
Maintance such ships wont be cheap and considering that our potential "enemy" will surely outnumber us , we seed something small , fast yet have the capablility to deliver heavy punch , preferably frigate or corvette
if we want to become a sea power, then we must think out of the box, become more ambitious, develop something that surprises friends and enemies. our navy lacks of big warships that serve as fleet and aerial defence. life is never easy (what is easy today?), every kid knows big ships costs more than small ones. sure, after the collapse of the USSR, Russia lost the major ship buiding industry to Ukraine (perhaps the reason why Putin annexed the Crime and wants more), but I´m pretty sure the russians have blue prints, Technology and Expertise of building destroyers. all we need is to convince them to give us to build in our shipyards. Even if we can only build the hull, and import the rest such as propulsion, Radar and Missile Systems. the costs of building, operating and maintenance of major warships if we combine under our hand will be reduced to an affordable level.
if we want to become a sea power, then we must think out of the box, become more ambitious, develop something that surprises friends and enemies. our navy lacks of big warships that serve as fleet and aerial defence. life is never easy (what is easy today?), every kid knows big ships costs more than small ones. sure, after the collapse of the USSR, Russia lost the major ship buiding industry to Ukraine