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We need to mount the source of the image, otherwise Gaijin will not consider it a reliable source
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interesting rocket pod there… ive seen it in a few diagrams but never in a pictture
the targeting pod is the SNIPER TGP which can also act as an IRST for A-A combat
gbu-31 jdam (training)
which one is a rocket pod?
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Is this new news? So PFX isn’t dead anymore?
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Rare picture of an An32 dropping bombs. The bombs provide some CAS for the Paratroopers.
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Like the Sabre II was succeeded by Super-7, project AZM has been suceeded by PFX
nvm I mixed up those two names
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so many Khalid，can you introduce the differences between each variant? I don’t know much about it. It is difficult to distinguish based solely on appearance
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The P1 sported the German-based MTU-396 diesel engine mated to an LSG-3000 automatic transmission while fielding a Chinese-made 125mm main gun, fire-control system and autoloader.
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The P2 was similar in scope but with a Perkins Condor 1,200 horsepower diesel engine (used in the British Challenger MBT), a French SESM ESM500 (from Le Clerc MBT) and western-based fire-control system.
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The P3 has a Ukrainian KMDB 6TD-2, 1200hp, 2-cycle boxer engine with its own twin planetary gearbox but essentially the P2 prototype.
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The P4 was given the NATO-standard 120mm main gun tied into a western-based fire-control system along with a German-based MTU-871/TCM AVDS-1790 diesel engine with LSG-3000 automatic transmission. The P4 was intended to become an export product for Pakistan to produce, operate and sell to other prospective global buyers.
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