A better AFT09.
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Type 81 mod.(C) Tan-SAM Kai
Type 11 Tan-SAM Kai II
Type 99-155 SPH
Komatsu LAV with Type 01 LMAT
Mitsubishi F-2A (Early Service)
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Wishing for Type 11 is like wishing for Patriot, futile since it can’t self-guide.
Appreciate the effort into wishing for it tho.
Also we don’t have ~13.0 for F-2 yet, even tho I want it.
Appreciate your suggestions even if you hate them.
Not comparable with a range of just 15km and similar design with the previous Type 81 missile
Incorrect
Just stop it
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Next patch and beyond wishlist…
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Yep.
And no one wants F-2 more than I do.
Not sure why people are telling me to stop wanting them.
@WreckingAres283
I agree with wanting F-2, you tell Galaxy & I to stop wanting these, and then you agree with us.
Which is it?
Thats not what I am saying; just stop with your remarks, its annyoing.
The JGSDF version of the Type 11 doesn´t need any to operate, same with the Type 81 mod.(C), as proven many times on the old-Forum.
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People agreeing with you is annoying?
Dude, you’re the one that started antagonizing a JP vehicle player just cause they responded to a post you made.
VDV Roman SPAA
A lightweight AD system for the airborne troops comprising of a lightweight Tunguska air defense complex with reduced the number of 4-6 missiles on a BMD-3 chassis.
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Djiboutian BTR-60 with AML-90 turret
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Looks like it has very low depression
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Argentine Sherman “Repotenciado”
A Sherman firefly upgraded with 105 mm L44/57 FTR gun & a 450 hp French Poyaud 520 V8 diesel engine.
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B1 Centauro VBC armed with the Hitfist 60 turret.
Was equipped with the OTO 60mm cannon aka the HVMS.
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Any ATGM?
Sri lankan light tank. Hull:Type 63 Turret: FV 601
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not on this sole prototype but a 60mm hvms on the 8x8 is a nifty package
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Is that a 2A42 w/o a muzzle brake or a GSh-30-1?
Did I say right now? No. “Next patch and beyond wishlist” Calm yourself.
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The OG Israeli T-54M3 prototype for Vietnam, circa 2011.
(costly & superior to the series produced T-54/55M3 that Vietnam eventually adopted)
Soviet 100mm D-10T2S replaced with Israeli 105mm M64 L71A L.52. The pintle mounted DShKM was replaced with an NSV.
60 mm C07 Commando mortar & CL-3030 IS-6 smoke launchers were mounted externally on turret side. LWR was added.
Turret front was upgraded with Israeli SL-ERA, very similar to that mounted on the Israeli Merkava. Composite material skirts were mounted on the sides of the hull
Power pack upgrade include an MTU 881 8-cylinder diesel engine with 1,000 hp coupled to an Ukrainian gearbox.
FCS upgrade include Spanish Indra Sistemas TIFCS-3BU FCS with laser range finder and thermal camera.
The prototype is easily identifiable from the regular T-54M3 from the camo scheme alone. A non-standard dark green base with black and orange stripes was applied with an embossed yellow star symbol by the Israelis.
As opposed to the standard Vietnamese camo scheme of light green, dark green and black spots with painted yellow star in red circle applied to the series produced T-54M3.
Vietnamese T-54M3:
As the prototype ended up being too costly, Vietnam Army resorted to simplify the T-54M3 upgrade for series production.
The modern Israeli SL-ERA was replaced with indigenous Vietnamese ERA. The 100mm D-10T2S with thermal sleeve & the DShKM were retained.
C07 Commando external mortar & CL-3030 IS-6 smoke launchers were removed. 2020 the project concluded.
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