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China’s military uses new all-terrain vehicle to get supplies to troops in Tibet
Published: 8:00pm, 19 Jan, 2021
The all-terrain vehicle was featured in a report on state broadcaster CCTV’s military channel. Photo: CCTV
China’s militaryhas a new all-terrain vehicle to help deliver supplies to troops in high-altitude regions like Tibet, according to state media.
The vehicle has a metalloid tank tread, or caterpillar track, and can negotiate 35-degree slopes and carry up to 1.5 tonnes of goods, state broadcaster CCTV’s military channel reported on Saturday.
It was commissioned by the People’s Liberation Army for logistics support in the challenging terrain of plateau regions above 5,000 metres (16,400 ft) like Tibet, and comes as China and India have been
locked in a stand-off on their disputed border in the Himalayas since May.
“Many plateau troops have set up camps in locations with altitudes higher than 5,000 metres, and to solve the problem of delivering supplies and transport, a new all-terrain vehicle is being used,” the report said.
The newly developed vehicle was used in a recent mission to deliver instant noodles and water to troops in the Karakoram, a mountain range that spans the borders of China, India and Pakistan.
It is likely to be a modified version of the Jonyang JY813, an all-terrain tracked carrier vehicle made by GJK, a Chinese subsidiary of Singapore Technologies Kinetics, news portal QQ.com reported.
According to CCTV, the vehicle has good manoeuvrability, with a top land speed of 60km/h (37 miles per hour) and 5km/h (3 miles per hour) in water.
It is one of the latest efforts to improve logistics support for troops stationed in the Tibetan Plateau, which has an average elevation of about 4,500 metres.
Drones were used to drop off supplies to troops in the remote Motuo region of Tibet in October.
PLA soldiers have also been equipped with exoskeleton suitsto reduce the weight they are carrying by 30 per cent while walking and 50 per cent while standing so they can move supplies easier, CCTV reported earlier.
A raft of new equipment has meanwhile been dispatched to soldiers in Tibet to get them through the bitter winter, including patrol gear, moisture-wicking and quick-drying underwear, waterproof thermal gloves and socks and anti-glare glasses, the South China Morning Post reported.
Border tensions between China and India escalated in June when 20 Indian soldiers and an unspecified number of Chinese troops were killed in a violent brawl in the Galwan Valley in Ladakh – their worst military clash in more than half a century.
President Xi Jinpinghas said that winning a war depends largely on logistical support. A new logistics force was set up in 2016 and in September last year, Xi called for coordinated efforts to advance the military’s logistics network.
www.scmp.com
- It has a tank tread and can negotiate 35-degree slopes while carrying up to 1.5 tonnes of goods, state television reports
- The vehicle’s introduction is the latest effort to improve logistics support in the high-altitude region as China and India remain locked in border stand-off
Published: 8:00pm, 19 Jan, 2021
The all-terrain vehicle was featured in a report on state broadcaster CCTV’s military channel. Photo: CCTV
China’s militaryhas a new all-terrain vehicle to help deliver supplies to troops in high-altitude regions like Tibet, according to state media.
The vehicle has a metalloid tank tread, or caterpillar track, and can negotiate 35-degree slopes and carry up to 1.5 tonnes of goods, state broadcaster CCTV’s military channel reported on Saturday.
It was commissioned by the People’s Liberation Army for logistics support in the challenging terrain of plateau regions above 5,000 metres (16,400 ft) like Tibet, and comes as China and India have been
locked in a stand-off on their disputed border in the Himalayas since May.
“Many plateau troops have set up camps in locations with altitudes higher than 5,000 metres, and to solve the problem of delivering supplies and transport, a new all-terrain vehicle is being used,” the report said.
The newly developed vehicle was used in a recent mission to deliver instant noodles and water to troops in the Karakoram, a mountain range that spans the borders of China, India and Pakistan.
It is likely to be a modified version of the Jonyang JY813, an all-terrain tracked carrier vehicle made by GJK, a Chinese subsidiary of Singapore Technologies Kinetics, news portal QQ.com reported.
According to CCTV, the vehicle has good manoeuvrability, with a top land speed of 60km/h (37 miles per hour) and 5km/h (3 miles per hour) in water.
It is one of the latest efforts to improve logistics support for troops stationed in the Tibetan Plateau, which has an average elevation of about 4,500 metres.
Drones were used to drop off supplies to troops in the remote Motuo region of Tibet in October.
PLA soldiers have also been equipped with exoskeleton suitsto reduce the weight they are carrying by 30 per cent while walking and 50 per cent while standing so they can move supplies easier, CCTV reported earlier.
A raft of new equipment has meanwhile been dispatched to soldiers in Tibet to get them through the bitter winter, including patrol gear, moisture-wicking and quick-drying underwear, waterproof thermal gloves and socks and anti-glare glasses, the South China Morning Post reported.
Border tensions between China and India escalated in June when 20 Indian soldiers and an unspecified number of Chinese troops were killed in a violent brawl in the Galwan Valley in Ladakh – their worst military clash in more than half a century.
President Xi Jinpinghas said that winning a war depends largely on logistical support. A new logistics force was set up in 2016 and in September last year, Xi called for coordinated efforts to advance the military’s logistics network.
China uses new all-terrain vehicle to get supplies to troops in Tibet
It has a tank tread and can negotiate 35-degree slopes while carrying up to 1.5 tonnes of goods, state television reports.
www.scmp.com
This collaboration between Singapore Kinetic and China , dont know whether will affect future Singapore military project collaboration with the US companies? I do know many of SIngapore subs system are source from US like diesel engine, command and control system.
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As the Singaporean regime has been effectively an American protectorate for some time now, and the regime has gone all out in its efforts to woo its American protectors, its "Israeli"/Zionist mentors, its "Indian" best friends and to create instability and weaken its nominally Muslim neighbours (Malaysia and Indonesia), this project would only have started if provided the green light by their American protectors.
I don't know if they use American command and control systems, and diesel engines are not complicated or high tech items that they need to procure from a single country.
It is, however, well known that lacking in strategic autonomy, they will only collaborate with the PLA if their American protectors approve.
