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Yksi näyttää jopa kimpoavan ja lentävän koko kentän yli.T-80 laukaisee PST-ohjuksia samaisessa näytöksessä, huikealla osumatarkkuudella
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Yksi näyttää jopa kimpoavan ja lentävän koko kentän yli.T-80 laukaisee PST-ohjuksia samaisessa näytöksessä, huikealla osumatarkkuudella
Ei taida olla näytös, vaan jonkinlainen kilpailu. Tank Biathlon.T-80 laukaisee PST-ohjuksia samaisessa näytöksessä, huikealla osumatarkkuudella
Uskoakseni nuo on tarkoitettu niin kaukana olevaan maaliin, että (sikäläisen) alikalin tarkkuus ja/tai läpäisy ei riitä. Ohjuksen ontelon läpäisy kun ei riipu siitä kuinka kauas se ammutaan, alikali taas menettää energiaa=läpäisyä ilmanvastukselle koko lennon ajan.Minkälaisessa tilanteessa tst-vaunun kannattaa ampua hidas ja helposti havaittava ohjuslaukaus sen sijaan, että täräyttää pst-alikalin? Käsittääkseni tuo ohjusten ampuminen on ollut vain itävaunujen repertuaarissa.
Jostain ihme syystä itselläni näkyy kaapeli-tv:ssä Venäjän armeijan Zvezda -kanava. Viimeset pari päivää ei ole kanavalta juuri muuta tullutkaan kuin tuota ryssän "Tankova Maratonia." On kaikki veljesmaat mukana kisoissa aina Kuubaa ja Kirgisiaa myöten.
Uijui.
Defence chiefs face battle over plan to scrap tanks
Military chiefs have drawn up plans to mothball all of Britain’s tanks under radical proposals to modernise the armed forces.The move would lead to other military assets being given priority over heavy armour, The Times understands.The government is examining the controversial idea as the cost of upwww.thetimes.co.uk
When you try to fulfil every capability requirement, you end up performing every role at a basic level, but none with distinction. A question for anyone who thinks that retiring our tanks is heresy: after we have spent around £1 billion exquisitely updating 148 ancient Challenger 2s, how useful is such an insignificant number going to be in deterring Russian aggression in the Balkans, or against some terrorist group in the horn of Africa? This is not to suggest the concept of the MBT is obsolete – not at all, but Poland’s 200+ modernized Leopard 2s and 500+ PT90’s, plus US Army M1A2Cs Abrams forward based in the same country, are going to be a lot closer to the fight than any British contingent, even if we retain a presence in Germany to store them. Then there are those who think that leased civilian low-loaders or new military HETs are not particularly expensive and could solve the strategic mobility problem of how we get to the fight. While this adds further cost to the budget, the potential impact of “hybrid warfare” tactics being used against deploying UK forces – SF/ Spetsnaz ambushes, sowing intended route with IEDs and mines, sabotage by sleeper cells, air attacks and so on, makes such an approach marginal at best. There are also many threats that would challenge a naval convoy trying to position armoured infantry brigades where needed. Assuming we could eventually deliver a tracked formation to where it was required, we simply would not have sufficient numbers of Challenger 2 and Warrior to achieve a worthwhile impact once deployed, because we lack sufficient artillery and ground-based air defence (GBAD) assets to support them. Life extension programmes are now so late and costly in terms of the longevity they add, that they fail any reasonable cost/ benefit analysis.
Aika kaukana realismista jos ammutaan paikaltaan paikalla olevaan maaliin jotain 1-2 km etäisyydellä ja silti ei meinaa osua....
The British Army's Challenger 2 tank is already old.
In 2019 the then defence secretary, Penny Mordaunt, went as far as to suggest it was obsolete. She noted: "Challenger 2 has been in service without a major upgrade since 1998.
"During this time the US, Germany and Denmark have completed two major upgrades, whilst Russia has fielded five new variants, with a sixth pending."
Previous defence reviews have also seen tank numbers slashed from more than 500. Theoretically, the Army still has 227 Challenger 2 tanks. But in reality only about half of those are out of storage and ready to be deployed.
The Army has been looking at a number of options to modernise its fleet of tanks for almost a decade. They include buying German Leopard 2 tanks, or modernising the Challenger 2 with a new turret and gun.
But senior Army officers have also confirmed to the BBC that they've recently been considering whether they could do without them altogether. While mothballing them could also be an option, there seems to be little point in storing old tanks - unless they're for a museum.
British Army could axe ageing tanks as part of modernisation plans
Senior Army officers have told the BBC the military may abandon its ageing stock of Challenger 2 tanks.www.bbc.co.uk
Jostain ihme syystä itselläni näkyy kaapeli-tv:ssä Venäjän armeijan Zvezda -kanava. Viimeset pari päivää ei ole kanavalta juuri muuta tullutkaan kuin tuota ryssän "Tankova Maratonia." On kaikki veljesmaat mukana kisoissa aina Kuubaa ja Kirgisiaa myöten.