practicality reasons and to prevent damage.What's the reason for cross-tying the two aerials?
practicality reasons and to prevent damage.What's the reason for cross-tying the two aerials?
Still surprised that we don't see any ERA on sides despite export model having relatively thick ERA.
They have it on hull front and turret but biggest target area is completely naked.
In the 4th image, is it an optical illusion or do those tanks have additional armor on the sides? I've always assumed that those holes on the side hull were meant for ERA or composite modules to be bolted onto, and those holes just so happen to be absent in that particular image. If it is indeed additional composite modules or ERA mounted, it is IIRC the first time it has been seen with it (although previously the VT5 was also seen with additional side armor on the hull).More images from Tibet.
In the 4th image, is it an optical illusion or do those tanks have additional armor on the sides? I've always assumed that those holes on the side hull were meant for ERA or composite modules to be bolted onto, and those holes just so happen to be absent in that particular image. If it is indeed additional composite modules or ERA mounted, it is IIRC the first time it has been seen with it (although previously the VT5 was also seen with additional side armor on the hull).