2025 Victory Day parade thread (workup, 3rd Sept)

[siegecrossbow]

I notice in the aftermath of the parade that LY-1 naval laser has really caught people's attention. For lay people more than the UADFs the big laser has become the face of high tech weaponry of the parade.

It might be useful in future parades to have at least one such weapons that will really fire up the public's imagination even if it's unlikely to have major effect on the battlefield. Like say a square of robot wolves marching next time under their own power.

To achieve a similar effect they need to march troops with power armor.

 

[Temstar]

To achieve a similar effect they need to march troops with power armor.

Oh yeah that would work too. Exoskeleton where they can march with a LMG each instead of a rifle:

 

[Lnk111229]

Just have parade in front of Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall in Taipei is enough for this century.

 

[iewgnem]

I notice in the aftermath of the parade that LY-1 naval laser has really caught people's attention. For lay people more than the UADFs the big laser has become the face of high tech weaponry of the parade.

It might be useful in future parades to have at least one such weapons that will really fire up the public's imagination even if it's unlikely to have major effect on the battlefield. Like say a square of robot wolves marching under their own power.

As of now there are no longer any technological constraints preventing the 2029 or 2035 parade be made up of humanoid combat droids formations followed by large walking battle mechs and PLA troops in power armor, of course in practice we're more likely to see quadrupeds, maybe large hybrid electric ones with cannons, which would still be cool.