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AI?
cant be real lol
yes lol
FAARIS APC. Looks like Pakistan got the ToT of VN22
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New variant of Talha APC
Spoiler
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is that a 40mm grenade launcher and a 12.7mm HMG?
40mm grenade Launcher and 7.62mm machine gun
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Type 59 with rice straw camouflage(BD). It’s the type of premium that gaijin likes to add.
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Bangladeshi indigenous drones
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Next update: Type 59 “Rice straw”
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Live fire
Spoiler
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i love the blue camo for the mig srsly
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Azerbaijani and Bangladeshi mig29 camo is quite beautiful.
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Found another angle, not sure if the same tank though
I wouldnt know whether to label this Al Khalid I or not but its definitely non-standard. Maybe a modernisation after the rise in usage of top attack/drones?
Al Khalid I-M?
An expo model also shows this ERA coverage
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Yes its the same tank. Both pictures are from the same year
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We highly demand war thunder to make a Pakistan tech tree thus it will attract may players from these big manpower nations like Pakistan and Bangladesh,
I suggest Bangladesh to be a sub-tree to Pakistan, also Pakistan has it’s own homemade tanks, IFV, APC’s, Frigates and fighter jets. Here’s a suggestion of what Pakistan Air, Ground and Naval tech tree should look like:
Ground Forces (Tanks and Armored Vehicles)
BR 1.0 to 2.0
- M4A1 Sherman: Supplied to Pakistan post-independence.
- M3 Stuart: Early light tank used in the region.
- T-34/85 (Captured): Hypothetical addition, based on regional conflicts.
BR 2.3 to 4.0
- Sherman Firefly: A British-supplied version with a powerful gun.
- M24 Chaffee: Light tank acquired through American aid.
- Type 59 (Chinese Export): Early medium tank variant.
BR 4.3 to 6.0
- Centurion Mk.5/1: British MBT used in small numbers.
- M47 Patton: Acquired via US military aid.
- M36 Jackson: Tank destroyer, possible export model.
BR 6.3 to 8.0
- Type 69-II: A Chinese-supplied MBT with improvements.
- Al-Zarrar (Prototype): Early variants of this Pakistani upgrade of the Type 59.
- M48A5 Patton: Modernized version with better armor and firepower.
BR 8.3 to 10.2
- Al-Khalid I: Pakistan’s main battle tank, copy of the Chinese MBT 2000 Upgraded with immense firepower and mobility.
- T-80UD: Ukrainian-supplied MBT with advanced armor and firepower.
- Al-Khalid II: Latest upgraded variant, with improved firepower and electronics.
Pakistan Air Force Tech Tree
BR 1.0 - 2.3
- Hawker Hurricane Mk.IIb (Fighter): British fighter-bomber used during the early years.
- Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Vb (Fighter): Early iconic aircraft operated by PAF post-independence.
- De Havilland Mosquito FB Mk.VI (Attacker/Bomber): British multi-role aircraft, a plausible addition for light bombing.
BR 2.7 - 4.7
- Hawker Tempest Mk.II (Fighter): Heavily used by PAF, known for its speed and firepower.
- B-57 Canberra (Bomber): American light bomber acquired in the 1950s, extensively used for bombing missions.
- Lockheed T-33 Shooting Star (Fighter/Attacker): Trainer adapted for light attack roles.
BR 5.0 - 6.7
- F-86F Sabre (Fighter): Mainstay jet fighter of the PAF during the 1960s.
- Dassault Mystère IV (Fighter): Hypothetical export French jet fighter.
- B-57B Canberra (Bomber): Upgraded version with better payload and defensive capabilities.
BR 7.0 - 8.7
- Shenyang F-6 (Fighter): Chinese MiG-19 variant used extensively during the Cold War.
- Mirage IIIEP (Fighter/Attacker): Multirole fighter with air-to-ground attack capabilities.
- A-5C Fantan (Attacker/Bomber): Chinese strike aircraft adapted for bombing and close air support.
BR 9.0 - 10.2
- Mirage VPA (Fighter/Bomber): Upgraded Mirage variant equipped with precision-guided munitions.
- JF-17 Thunder Block I (Fighter/Attacker): Pakistan’s indigenous jet fighter with multirole capability.
- JF-17 Thunder Block II (Fighter/Bomber): Advanced version with improved avionics and weapon systems.
Dedicated Bomber Line
- B-24 Liberator (BR 2.3): Heavy bomber supplied in small numbers by the British during early independence.
- B-57A Canberra (BR 5.7): Classic light bomber used for precision strikes.
- A-5C Fantan (BR 8.3): Ground attack aircraft with bombing capability.
- Mirage 5PA (BR 9.7): Strike bomber variant with upgraded bombing loadout.
Premium/Event Vehicles
- JF-17 Thunder Block III (BR 11.0): Top-tier modern variant with advanced radar and missile systems.
- Dassault Mirage IIIRP (BR 8.3): Reconnaissance and light bomber variant for events or premium.
- MiG-15bis (BR 8.0): Hypothetical addition via Chinese supply routes.
Naval Forces (Optional Addition)
- BR 1.0-2.0: River-class frigates (British WW2-era ships).
- BR 4.0-6.0: Osa-class missile boats (Chinese supply).
- BR 7.0-10.0: Zulfiqar-class frigate and Jinnah Class Frigate: Modern frigates with advanced weapons and radar systems.
Hope it will help! :)
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In fact, there are many options, such as BM Oplot-P, T-80UD (6TD-2), F-16C or 85II and the like. I’m very much looking forward to seeing Pakistan join the game and hopefully see this great plan by June next year.
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yup the American F-16 modified by PAF thus F-16C and many more i would enjoy to play war thunder with this nation
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