Ukraine Ground Forces Tree

That’s okay, same here.

I will respond later, doctor appointment.

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i listed stuff that my sources said the t64e had

T-80U equipped with «Nizh» explosive reactive armor from a National Guard of Ukraine tank unit, participating in the best tank crew competition.

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this is stats for the BV, Bulat, and E

Also, even though the T-64E was never put in to service it was still made and all of its systems were operational so it is real.

matter of fact we have the yak 141 and the F-16XL which both have stuff in game that was only proposed

Bureviy MLRS (since MLRS like this will probably be a pain to balance as playable vehicle, it could be a NE or EC ai )
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If you want more vehicles to add there’s:

M109A5Oe (couldn’t find an image of a Ukrainian operated one)
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M7 BIFIST

Cheetah Spaag

DAF YA-4442 truck with a ZU-23-2
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added the belgian leopard
updated other stuff

Scimitar and AS90 too

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added M1A1AIM-BV
added Scimitar
added BVP M80A
added BWP-1M Puma

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It quite literally never had Duplet, or any APS system mounted and clearly not even planned.
With Duplet ERA in double array like on Oplot you can see it on LFP

Spoiler

This stuff should be visible on T-64E and also some of the Duplet rows should extend past UFP.
However none of it is present on T-64E as it never had Duplet mounted, only Nizh.

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Or this example, which is even better.

Unlike Yak-141 T-64E had zero plans past it being shown as no one was ever interested in it, it was failed upon arrival.

Now you can live in your fantasy word but I will prefer what tank had in reality.

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Well, the only common thing between war thunder and reality are letters a, e, r, and t

This vehicle never entered service with the Polish armed forces, it only is a prototype, I doubt Ukraine received these.

Also if you want to include soviet modernisations such as BWP-1M, PT-91, M-84, T-72M1 and the M-55S, then I recommend adding in the ZSU-23-4MP “Biała” at 10.7.

And if you want to you should add the Osa-AKM-P1 “Żądło” at 10.7-11.0.

All of these vehicles above have been modernised with Western/Polish components, so you can classify as them Western vehicles

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Yup sorry I never realized that BWP-1 and BWP-1 puma were different things I though it was just the full name, I’ll remove it later

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if thats the truth so be it
i dont know why ur getting so pressed about it, i sent where i got my information from, if you want to get mad at someone get mad at the website not me

There’s also the BMP-1A1 since Western mods of Eastern vehicles are allowed
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I don’t remember if someone posted it before, but RK-19 missile for “Osa-AKM” (red box)

Supposed to be a slightly better 9M33M3, with higher speed (~600 m/s) but lighter warhead (14.3 kg vs ~15 kg of the 9M33M3), and other changes that are not yet described in detail.

Likely can be also used on the other Osa-AKM modifications, unless it does require changes in software – though stated to use radiocommand system guidance like that of 9M33M3

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They take it frpm official advertisement which included stuff they never mounted but were offering. Obviously none of it was ever mounted as this vehicle was never exported and did not get any attention. The only successful export story fo T-64 is T-64B1M, but even that was returned, so you can pretty much say it failed.

Might be wrong but it was not as much about failure as about investigation on why certain arms, including tanks, were sold abroad for a price lower than the average market one was (= there was as usual contract speculations).

And after 2014 these were also returning back to the army for obvious reasons

Failure as in terms of export history, as it led to only export T-64 to stop being an export.

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It doesnt use TPN-4EMbt or any thermal for that part, it just has TPN-4E like regular T-64BM do. You can tell so by inside imagery of it, where it clearly resembles TPN-4E NVG far more than TPN-4EMbt thermal.