Interesting, this amphibious IFV has a APS turrent, which is quite similar to the APS turrent on this next-generation tank depiction.
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Very much like this unit.
Interesting, this amphibious IFV has a APS turrent, which is quite similar to the APS turrent on this next-generation tank depiction.
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Maybe the strategy is similar to the current electric car industry, ie. instead of improving the current generation, let’s skip one or even just half generation in order to catch up or even surpass the competitors.Interesting China makes new tank rather than modify existing ones.
99A is a fine tank, tier 1 even. Can't say the same to JV brands.Maybe the strategy is similar to the current electric car industry, ie. instead of improving the current generation, let’s skip one or even just half generation in order to catch up or even surpass the competitors.
Well, modern war fair doesn’t develop in a straight line manner. I personally think it’s a good thing if a country has the resources, then it’s good for that country to develop brand new technology or even think outside the box while still operating the current “tier 1” weaponry. It’s quite logical.99A is a fine tank, tier 1 even. Can't say the same to JV brands.
It was good for its projected role, which was to fight waves of Soviet/NATO armor defensively in Mongolia or Korean peninsula.99A is a fine tank, tier 1 even. Can't say the same to JV brands.
It is astonishing really. In a good way of course. Chinese tanks ascended past "among best" into "world leader", like its EV.Well, modern war fair doesn’t develop in a straight line manner. I personally think it’s a good thing if a country has the resources, then it’s good for that country to develop brand new technology or even think outside the box while still operating the current “tier 1” weaponry. It’s quite logical.
An unknown AFV. Judging from the blue paint and the cover over the driver, this could be an amphibious IFV for the Navy, possibly the successor to ZBD-05.
Almost 100% sure you've posted a picture