its crazy how anyone could think it goes anywhere eles…
The tech-tree is called USSR. So all USSR equipment and former USSR nations belong in it.
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Yeah, just because there’s a ongoing war between them doesn’t means Gaijin can’t merge vehicle into those tree, just look at China tree
there is nothing modern about their SU-27 and MIG-29. we dont need anouther copy paste nation, and on top of that we dont need the politics
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It’s not an APC, it was very explicitly designed as an IFV. Doctrinally speaking, it was used essentially the same as the Strf 9040 today. That’s why it has a 20 mm autocannon and hatches for mounted fighting. Converting the M113 into an IFV in a manner somewhat reminiscent of the YPR-765 was also considered but a purpose designed vehicle was found to be more suitable. Pbv 301 is also an IFV for that matter. Issue is the Swedish term pansarbandvagn doesn’t make a distinction between APCs or IFVs, hence the confusion
I would love other nations to be represented in the game, more nations more longevity and different options
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that’s why i love ukrainian ground forces and polish forces
No thank you, just look at Israel tree those endless Patton and Merkava, adding more independent tree will just make those tree uninteresting like Israel tree, the best option is still adding as a subtree like Israel should added as US subtree
It’s alright to say you support the suggestion proposal but not Gaijin’s potential interpretation of it.
Israel has lots of unique vehicles that could be added in its current ranks instead of copy paste, the ability for ranks I-III with an assortment of unique vehicles to play with, and multiple options for a subtree that both provides interesting lineup filler and fits in quite well considering diplomatic and military relations.
So if you can agree that this Ukraine suggestion has a nice amount of indigenous vehicles of both quantity and quality, then at the very least you can support this fan made version of what Gaijin may add in a lesser state one day.
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Here is a link that describes Nizh-1M (ХСЧКВ-19) and Duplet-2M (ХСЧКВ-34) explosive reactive armor (ERA) in good detail.
https://btvt.info/3attackdefensemobility/bulat_dz.htm
I also like to point out the interchangeable capability of Nizh-1M and Kontact-1 brick casings even though Nizh-1M does also have its own casing. It can also fit into Kontact-5 casings as well.
If anyone wants to see a video of this, please message me directly
Nizh-1M
Duplet-2M
*Green Filler is K-1, Gray Filler is Nizh-1M for image reference.
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Agree
https://www.luch.kiev.ua/en/production/air-weapons/alta-helicopter-antitank-missile-system
I know there is a discussion about ground vehicles here, but I couldn’t find a similar discussion about aviation, so I’ll leave it here.
in case anyone is interested
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T-64E my beloved
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i need some help here, supposedly the 3bm44u1 and 125g1 design and data was shown in the IDEX 1999, but i cannot for the life of me find any relevant/related photos of any ukranian designs there, would anybody have photos or anything related any of these shells?
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9A310M1 self-propelled launcher from the Buk-M1 system with RIM-7 Sea Sparrow missiles in a shelter somewhere near the frontline
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it looks like something straight out of Horizon Zero Dawn lying in wait for a unsuspecting smaller robot
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Here we have a most peculiar creature the 9A310M1 lying in wait for unsuspecting prey it is an ambush predator.
A prime example of millions of years of evolution perfectly designed to kill. However she is not hunting for just herself she is caring for 2 cubs the last of a litter of 8 if she isn’t successful in the kill then her 2 remaining cubs will go hungry this winter.
Ok now imagine David attenborough’s voice is narrating this. Also I’m sorry I had to because it looks like a predator waiting in ambush lol.
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This information is confidential… I can only mention that in Ukraine, new shells have been developed that can penetrate 4 out of 5 tanks. The designs and prototypes have been shared with the Bundeswehr and the US Marine Corps—somewhere in Europe.
Additionally, the 105mm caliber has also been adopted into service. (Improve)
And the most intriguing part: the AGS-30 (VOG-17) has been modified and now successfully shoots down drones of ANY type. The range issue is currently being addressed, which remains the only drawback for now. Progress is being made.
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