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No JF 17, J10C please.
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No JF 17, J10C please.
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Definitely fake.
Bangladesh Army Modernization Priorities: Part I
Air and Missile Defense (MEADS Air and Missile Defense system) Abstract Induction of new technologies has dramatically impacted the 21th century battlefield. Many previous ideas and concepts are being revised, reassessed and modified to fit the new environment. Significant increase in...
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Rookie error, my text was posted in the wrong thread accidentally.
Kindly do give me followup
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The 1st East Bengal Regiment entering Comilla town with T-76 tanks snatched from the Indian Army in the Bedian sector of the West Pakistan during the 1965 war.
The KRL-122 Ghazab is the first multiple launch rocket system (MLRS) of the Bangladesh Army. It's an upgraded Pakistani version of the legendary Soviet BM-21 Grad system. Having the capability to hit targets from 40km away, each vehicle contains 30x 122mm rockets at a time. It features an electric firing mechanism which allows it to be operated from the vehicles cabin or remotely from a sheltered position. Note that the system is based on the M35 truck, another legendary platform made in USA.
The KRL-122 Ghazab is the first multiple launch rocket system (MLRS) of the Bangladesh Army. It's an upgraded Pakistani version of the legendary Soviet BM-21 Grad system. Having the capability to hit targets from 40km away, each vehicle contains 30x 122mm rockets at a time. It features an electric firing mechanism which allows it to be operated from the vehicles cabin or remotely from a sheltered position. Note that the system is based on the M35 truck, another legendary platform made in USA.
Bangladesh Army released a re-evaluation notice for procuring new floating bridge platforms. For now, French company CEFA-made Steel Ribbon Bridge (SRB), Motorized Floating Bridge (PFM) by CNIM of France, and Improved Ribbon Bridge (IRB) of the General Dynamics European Land Systems (GDELS) are the competitors.
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There were some reports. Where did you read it?
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Yes there are some unconfirmed news and guessworks about it. But I don't think this is BD army camouflage.
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Just an image. Army has already invested in Roketsan TIGER GMLRS.
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hey ! i saw this post but i am a bit confused bcz dtb says says they got the delivery at 2023 !
so are these newly delivered mrap or the one
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The Bangladesh Army witnessed a major leadership reshuffle on Monday.
Two major generals were promoted to lieutenant general, including Faizur Rahman, the director general of Defense Intelligence (DGFI). Rahman has now taken on the role of QuarterMaster General (QMG) at Army Headquarters.
The 24 Infantry Division (Chittagong Cantonment) GOC, Major General Md Mainur Rahman, has been promoted to lieutenant general and appointed as the GOC of the Army Training and Doctrine Command (ARTDOC).
In addition, Major General Mohammad Jahangir Alam has taken over as the new Director General of DGFI, succeeding the GOC and area commander of the 33 Infantry Division.
Promotions to major general have been awarded to Brig Gen Sayed Sabbir Ahmed, Brig Gen Md Sajedur Rahman, Brig Gen Abul Hasnat Mohammad Tariq, and Brig Gen Mohammad Moazzem Hossain.
Major General Mohammad Asadullah Minhazul Alam, currently the Commandant of the Defence Services Command and Staff College (DSCSC), has been posted to the 10th Infantry Division as GOC.
Furthermore, Major General Chowdhury Mohammad Azizul Haque Hazary, GOC of the 17th Infantry Division, has been made the Commandant of the Defence Services Command and Staff College (DSCSC).
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Two major generals were promoted to lieutenant general, including Faizur Rahman, the director general of Defense Intelligence (DGFI). Rahman has now taken on the role of QuarterMaster General (QMG) at Army Headquarters.
The 24 Infantry Division (Chittagong Cantonment) GOC, Major General Md Mainur Rahman, has been promoted to lieutenant general and appointed as the GOC of the Army Training and Doctrine Command (ARTDOC).
In addition, Major General Mohammad Jahangir Alam has taken over as the new Director General of DGFI, succeeding the GOC and area commander of the 33 Infantry Division.
Promotions to major general have been awarded to Brig Gen Sayed Sabbir Ahmed, Brig Gen Md Sajedur Rahman, Brig Gen Abul Hasnat Mohammad Tariq, and Brig Gen Mohammad Moazzem Hossain.
Major General Mohammad Asadullah Minhazul Alam, currently the Commandant of the Defence Services Command and Staff College (DSCSC), has been posted to the 10th Infantry Division as GOC.
Furthermore, Major General Chowdhury Mohammad Azizul Haque Hazary, GOC of the 17th Infantry Division, has been made the Commandant of the Defence Services Command and Staff College (DSCSC).
Bangladesh Army undergoes major reshuffle
The Bangladesh Army witnessed a major leadership reshuffle on Monday. Two major generals were promote
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