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The Mi-17 helicopter fired unguided-rockets to destroy a simulated target.

The three Pohang-class corvettes donated to us by South Korea are currently being upgraded with subsonic VCM anti-ship missiles. We have successfully integrated the Raytheon AN/SPS-64(V)5B radar system with the subsonic VCM-T anti-ship missile variant, which has a range of 100 km, in order to...

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Several projects mounted American/Soviet towed artillery on trucks to adapt to modern forms of warfare

The Mi-172 helicopter of the Vietnam Air Force dropped relief supplies in the flood-affected area

We decided to purchase the Su-35 to reinforce our understrength fighter squadrons while also studying the enemy's aircraft. One arrow, two targets

Viettel has successfully tested the VCM missile equipped with an electro-optical homing head, meaning the VCM missile can be guided by both radar and electro-optical systems

The PTH-130 self-propelled gun was developed and designed by integrating the 130 mm M-46 artillery onto the Kamaz 6560 (8x8) vehicle, equipped with a cabin resistant to 7.62 mm ammuntion.

A weapon system designed to counter low-flying targets, with Western-style AHEAD-type ammunition currently being researched by Vietnam for a 6-barrel 30mm cannon

Vietnamese defense industry unveiled new guided MLRS and longest-ranged variant of VCM missile family

Viettel unveiled the VTJ-320 turbojet engine, a straight-flow turbofan designed for medium-range cruise missiles

From official Vietnamse MoD website: Vietnam will commence production of the XTC-03 armored personnel carrier and the T-1 amphibious tank Full article : https://www.bqp.vn/vn/chi-tiet/sa-t...-thiet-giap-cho-quan-chien-dau-va-xe-tang-boi Summary on English Fan art version:cool:

Vietnamese Air Force received all 12 Beechcraft T-6 Texan II trainer aircraft from the United States.

Maintaining two heavy machine gun models, the M2 and the NSV, would complicate our military logistics due to our limited defense budget..

Training with the M2 12.7mm machine gun mounted on M113 vehicles—all of which are war trophies from the Vietnam War. Our military now manufactures ammunition and the M2 gun itself, but they will soon be phased out as our Ministry of Defense prefers the Russian NSV design.