It's a remote weapons mount for some kind of belt fed weapon such as a machine gun (you can see the belt guide itself), but the actual weapon is not installed on the remote weapons mount yet.
Chinese infantry fighting vehicles
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It's a remote weapons mount for some kind of belt fed weapon such as a machine gun (you can see the belt guide itself), but the actual weapon is not installed on the remote weapons mount yet.
Just RWS, machine gun/cannon has not been installed yet
So then it's the same for the tank in question too, just though it looks a bit short as well.
The result of high pressure and high speed is low torque, but this is obviously a hybrid engine, so it's not a problem.
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Tank has it too, btw
I don't see it tho, could you circle it out? thx
Why does the ifv hull have the crew hatches positioned more towards the center of the hull? Compared to the hatches on the tank hull? Count the wheels and their positions relative to hatches to see what I mean. Even though just by plain sight the ifv has a bigger "nose ".
Engine is to the rear side so I don't know what could be taking so much space in the front. And it's not like the ifv is gonna be so much armored space in the front, compared to the tank.
Engine is to the rear side so I don't know what could be taking so much space in the front. And it's not like the ifv is gonna be so much armored space in the front, compared to the tank.