Younger brother of C2
Pic removed - do not post photos of crew /Stona
Tank driving training for cadets of NTU “KhPI”.
Among the classic T-64AK and T-64AV, there was also spotted an unknown “mutant” - the T-72 with a hull from the T-72B obr.89/BA/B3, equipped with T-80UD type onboard protection, a turret with a “Nizh” ERA and a ZU-64 anti-aircraft commander turret.
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i just realized this tech tree kind of exists, and its germany in its divided state. russian jets, western jets, russian tanks, western tanks, but u dont get peak bias and peak westerness
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Ukraine just revealed it’s laser
Ukrainian laser complex “Tryzub”. Still frame from a video of Vadym Sukharevsky, commander of the unmanned systems.
The video of the tests was released during the conference “European Defense Industry: Prospects for Cooperation with the Ukrainian Defense Industry”.
The Ukrainian laser is said to be able to destroy attack drones, bombs, cruise and ballistic missiles at a distance of up to 3000 meters, and helicopters, airplanes, and reconnaissance drones at a distance of up to 5000 meters.
I don’t think this would be a good addition to the tech tree if it doesn’t have armoured vehicle as it’s base. Currently in the video I’ve seen only vehicles that are similar to civilian trucks
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The unprotected gymnastics sometimes is also on vehicles. Germany has bot Western and Russian vehicles in TT, but Ukraine has both in the same vehicle!
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Can’t believe they got the mercedes tuning house to do a T-72.
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im sorry bro but these are all copy-paste
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but it’s not bad as a subtree. I like how you divided the ranks
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See what you could add: The T-34-85 Luhansk as a premium vehicle. The T-34-85 was dismantled from its pedestals (before it was a monument) and was equipped with chains, new tracks, camouflage nets, protective nets and additional armor and was then used in the Ukrainian civil war by the Luhansk People’s Army.
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Could be controversial, but would be interesting to see.
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Why controversial?
It was used by the Luhansk People’s Army, which was a group fighting against the Ukrainian government during the 2014-2015 War in Donbas.
oh ok thanks I didn’t know that
“these are all copy-paste”
“add this T-34-85E copy-paste from the opposing side”
I know what you are.
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??what
We need the Technical flow chat because here’s another one to add 🤙
- Mitsubishi L200 with a mounted indigenous Stugna-P anti-tank missile launcher.
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Considering that there seems to be the beginning of a black whole materializing somehow without the death of a star, I can tell.
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I want to do a small bit in a few of the new ground drones being developed as these are the evolution of ground warfare:
Gnom Unmanned Combat Drone
Brave1 Combat Drone Family
Ironclad Combat Drone
Droid TW 12.7 Combat Drone
UGV Protector Drone Family
Myrotvorets Combat Drone
These are only a few of the several significant developments Ukraine has made in this field. While only four of the ones I shared could even be remotely used in-game (armed with RPG-derivatives for the smaller units and the UGV Protector utilizes indigenous RK-2S tandem-HEAT missiles mounted on the Amulet-combat module or the 14.5mm KPVT Machine Gun), they can easily be a threat to any vehicle. These drones can be optimized for anti-infantry, anti-vehicle, anti-air, EW, reconnaissance, and more. Not to mention several of these are equipped with enhanced thermal imagers and rangefinders for increased accuracy.
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I laughed harder at this than I should’ve lol.
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