What will be the ammunition capacity of Altay? 24 rounds? M1 abrams and Leo 2 can carry 42 rounds.This is great news. Look at all the other refinements done to the tank, this delay might turn out to be a gift in disguise.
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What will be the ammunition capacity of Altay? 24 rounds? M1 abrams and Leo 2 can carry 42 rounds.This is great news. Look at all the other refinements done to the tank, this delay might turn out to be a gift in disguise.
What will be the ammunition capacity of Altay? 24 rounds? M1 abrams and Leo 2 can carry 42 rounds.
I was actually thinking about that yesterday. Afaik, in the current Altay production program of 250(251?) tanks, there is a separate branch on training tanks for tank schools included in that number, but i am yet to see someone mention tank based recovery vehicles in that number, less so with articulated bridge transporters or engineer vehicles. As tank recovery vehicles that can recover a 60 ton tank we only have 16 Bergepanzer 2s and 33 M88A1s. I'm not even sure if M88s can recover Leo 2s. New 8x8 ones are cool but they can't go everywhere tanks go.After the most recent protection upgrades they are almost up to 80 iirc, so heavy that their recovery vehicles might not be able to recover that.
"A production capacity of up to 100 tanks per year is planned at the Ankara Production Facility. 20-30 of these are considered for the export market. The mass production speed of the New ALTAY AMT, which will start with 4-5 units per month, will increase depending on the learning curve and will reach the level of 8 units per month. It is planned to produce and deliver 250 tanks in a period of approximately 5 years (2025-2030)."If i recall right the production rate of the Altay tank will be 8 tanks a month. 5 for the Turkish army+ 3 for export.
can anyone confirm?
Whole point of a tank is STRONG PROTECTION. Where is the Akkor test video? How will Altay protect itself from slow quadcopters with antitank grenades and ATGMs without a single proof of Akkor working? Until then all I see is an expensive metal coffin. That's why Russian tanks are being left behind in fields.
On Akkor, does anyone recognise that warning label? Looks like a laser warning label to me but Akkor doesn't have a laser on it as far as I know:
The footage you shared is not an evidence to your point.But hey, it turns out, a modern IFV can defeat APS ( as well as external sensors of a tank ) with fast and accurate first strike.
Is that video supposed to prove something? It just shows an ATGM launch against a steel barrel.Not to discredit AKKOR or anything.
But hey, it turns out, a modern IFV can defeat APS ( as well as external sensors of a tank ) with fast and accurate first strike.
I guess, it is always going to be a race between countermeasure and counter-countermeasure.
Cheap claim and nonsense. Have you even watched the video? It has nothing to do with your claim.Not to discredit AKKOR or anything.
But hey, it turns out, a modern IFV can defeat APS ( as well as external sensors of a tank ) with fast and accurate first strike.
I guess, it is always going to be a race between countermeasure and counter-countermeasure.
Yeah then you will will get a 120mm APFSDS right into your face as an answer, a IFV shouldn't confront a modern Tank especially not when it has APS and other sensors...Not to discredit AKKOR or anything.
But hey, it turns out, a modern IFV can defeat APS ( as well as external sensors of a tank ) with fast and accurate first strike.
I guess, it is always going to be a race between countermeasure and counter-countermeasure.
Al right al right guys! Calm down. Jokes on me, that was a wrong video.
@Heartbang @Era_shield @Agha Sher @CAN_TR watch this one.
Yes It will depend on who sees who first.Who do you think out ranges who?
A high-quality MBT would see the CV90 first 99/100 and destroy it with its superior long-range gun.