huh? have you seen other tanks with APS and RCWS? Altay turret looks much better when compared to Abrams and Leopard with Trophy radars heavily sticking out of the turret.Not like this. Very exposed to light arms
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huh? have you seen other tanks with APS and RCWS? Altay turret looks much better when compared to Abrams and Leopard with Trophy radars heavily sticking out of the turret.Not like this. Very exposed to light arms
Compare to next gen tanks. Altay is way too late. Dont even understand why they still want it, or do they?huh? have you seen other tanks with APS and RCWS? Altay turret looks much better when compared to Abrams and Leopard with Trophy radars heavily sticking out of the turret.
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Yes, in the current configuration it is obsolete.Compare to next gen tanks. Altay is way too late. Dont even understand why they still want it, or do they?
Compare to next gen tanks. Altay is way too late. Dont even understand why they still want it, or do they?
However in both Leopard and Abrams the APS is added to the current turret. Altay is designed from beginning to have the APS.huh? have you seen other tanks with APS and RCWS? Altay turret looks much better when compared to Abrams and Leopard with Trophy radars heavily sticking out of the turret.
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We talked about the same topic back in page 140. I don’t think there’s much to add to everyone’s points about it for now. You can add increased slat armor, jammers and more capable APS. It’s still the same MBT concept. Because an MBT is already a compromise on firepower, armor and speed. Move the sliders around as long as you wish. You’ll always need all those three to move forward behind enemy lines.We talk about updated/upgraded or obsoleted tank. Before we start to talk about a “modern tank”, we must clarify what we understand or what are challenges and requirements of a tank is, in a modern and challenging (asymmetrically) battlefield.
I wonder why only two tanks had that?We can see the implementation of a cope cage for the first time on TSK tanks in this video.
This may answer why only two have it.I wonder why only two tanks had that?
I see 4 tanks here, but it is for sure not a wide spread implementation.I wonder why only two tanks had that?
Good catch, I only noticed two in a different frame. Still doubt the effectiveness of this "solution" but people in charge would know more than me, obviously.
Which engine? S. Korea or Nazi Germany?
Defense Industry President Haluk Görgün
"Altay tank is going into mass production."
Which engine? S. Korea or Nazi Germany?
Defense Industry President Haluk Görgün
"Altay tank is going into mass production."
Feels like Ausschwitz.Bruh, how is life in nazi Germany?Jokes aside, engines are from ROK.