This confirms it.... this is really bad lolz
The shade of grey is just wrong. The reason this camo looks good on the Mirage is cuz the grey is much darker:
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This confirms it.... this is really bad lolz
The shade of grey is just wrong. The reason this camo looks good on the Mirage is cuz the grey is much darker:
This confirms it.... this is really bad lolz
The shade of grey is just wrong. The reason this camo looks good on the Mirage is cuz the grey is much darker:
Indeed. If I am not mistaken they left the grey from the original paint job in tact and just painted brown patches over it.
Found the culprit for IAF communications breakdown during Operation Swift Retort.
"It is worth mentioning that the weapon will be supplied to Pakistani end users as well as its exports to friendly countries."
Going to Ukraine I bet.
I wanted to revisit the topic of lowering the Pakistani military budget and spending savings on social welfare, most importantly early childhood malnutrition.
The Indian foreign policy think tank ORF has a piece on military-civilian relations in Pakistan and raised the questions:
Regarding malnutrition, Global Hunger Index (GHI) 2022 was released in October and India ranks very low. The Indian government is outraged at the low ranking. The official statement of the Indian government is to criticize the methodology of the ranking to portray it as invalid. Yesterday, an op-ed column in the Times of India criticizes GHI. It is not as delusional as the Modi government but is also flawed. The writer finds the GHI is too focused on the health of young children when it purports to measure hunger among the general population. That is a terrible argument in my view because early childhood is the crucial period. Malnourished young kids will permanently lose IQ points. It's bad if older kids and adults suffer from hunger. However, early childhood malnutrition is catastrophic for society. Stunted IQ has lasting consequences crippling the productive or soldiering ability of affected kids for the rest of their life.
I hope Pakistan can gain a significant economic and military advantage over India by doing more to tackle early childhood nutrition. Pakistan's GHI is higher than India but there is a very long way to go. I wonder if the link between childhood malnutrition and quality of the military age population in 15-18 years is better explained, would it help develop a compromise between civilian and military authorities struggling over budget allocation? Would the military be more willing to part with its share of the national budget if it went into an initiative that would raise IQ of future troops?
The Indian foreign policy think tank ORF has a piece on military-civilian relations in Pakistan and raised the questions:
I don't know if the piece is total junk but in any case I thought the questions it framed on budget battles sounded valid.
Regarding malnutrition, Global Hunger Index (GHI) 2022 was released in October and India ranks very low. The Indian government is outraged at the low ranking. The official statement of the Indian government is to criticize the methodology of the ranking to portray it as invalid. Yesterday, an op-ed column in the Times of India criticizes GHI. It is not as delusional as the Modi government but is also flawed. The writer finds the GHI is too focused on the health of young children when it purports to measure hunger among the general population. That is a terrible argument in my view because early childhood is the crucial period. Malnourished young kids will permanently lose IQ points. It's bad if older kids and adults suffer from hunger. However, early childhood malnutrition is catastrophic for society. Stunted IQ has lasting consequences crippling the productive or soldiering ability of affected kids for the rest of their life.
I hope Pakistan can gain a significant economic and military advantage over India by doing more to tackle early childhood nutrition. Pakistan's GHI is higher than India but there is a very long way to go. I wonder if the link between childhood malnutrition and quality of the military age population in 15-18 years is better explained, would it help develop a compromise between civilian and military authorities struggling over budget allocation? Would the military be more willing to part with its share of the national budget if it went into an initiative that would raise IQ of future troops?
VT-4 (called Haider) Production started in Pakistan
Following TOT, Heavy Industries Taxila (HIT) is now producing VT-4 Third generation Tanks for the Pakistan Army.
300 VT-4 tanks will be delivered to the by 2023 along with an option for 160 more in accordance to the 2017 deal. A 110 additional units will be built at with indigenous equipment according to a agreement
Following TOT, Heavy Industries Taxila (HIT) is now producing VT-4 Third generation Tanks for the Pakistan Army.
300 VT-4 tanks will be delivered to the by 2023 along with an option for 160 more in accordance to the 2017 deal. A 110 additional units will be built at with indigenous equipment according to a agreement