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This is a misreporting, the source of this article mentions that Poland and South Korea are looking to cooperate on Borsuk production/further development (likely "heavy Borsuk" based on K9/Redback hull).

Just as a quick note the Redback on display seems to have an Iron Vision module attached on the turret. As far as I am aware this is the first time we've seen the Redback fitted with the Iron Vision system (A similar module was seen equipped to the ASCOD 2 demonstrator).
 

 

Today’s The Australian newspaper:
 

Both Redback & Lynx are at Avalon 2023, an Australian “air show +”, both in overall OD. 
 

 
Notable for Redback is the pop up poster that details Elbit’s “30mm Redback turret”. 

Summary of today's Polish contracts. A framework agreement has been concluded for the purchase of ~1400 vehicles based on the Universal Modular Tracked Platform, of which 1000+ will be New Amphibious Combat Infantry Vehicles 'Borsuk', while the remaining 300+ vehicles will be support vehicles of all kinds. 
At the same time, the Ministry of Defence announced a contract for the development of a heavy non-amphibious infantry fighting vehicle (with identical armament to the amphibious Badger). The vehicle demonstrator is to be built by the end of 2023.
The second piece of information concerning the military comes from a response to a parliamentary interpellation. According to the answer provided by the Ministry of National Defence, a contract for the supply of 'WR-40 Langusta' multiple rocket launchers will be awarded later this year.

ROK Army M47s during a training exercise sometime in 1978 
 

 

https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/m1-abrams-tank-tested-with-artificial-intelligence-targeting-system

K1E1s of the 3rd Armored Brigade during urban training at the KCTC.
 

 

K1E1s of the 3rd Armored Brigade during urban training at the KCTC.
 

 

Photo dump
 
Photos of the Strv Ny contenders + Leopard 2 TVM Max that participated in the competition.

 
Strv 2000 mockup + photos of the dummy 140mm round proposed for the Strv 2000

 
Strv 105

 
Initial deliveries of Leopard 2A4s, Strv 121s, to the P4 Garrison. They still retain their German Army camouflage and markings in most of the pictures.

 

K1s of the 21st Infantry Division during an exercise at the Seungjin Firing Range at the beginning of 2023.
 

K1s of the 21st Infantry Division during an exercise at the Seungjin Firing Range at the beginning of 2023.
 

Dozer blades mounted on the prototypes of both the K21s and K2s. The Dozer blades were (most likely) inspired by the T-72M and T-80Us the ROK studied, but as far as I have found while reading the dozer blades were unpowered and needed the crew to dismount to lower and raise them.
 
K21
 
K2
 

7th Maneuver Corps K9A1s during a recent river crossing exercise across the Bukhan River.
 

 

K1A2s of the 30th Armored Brigade during a live fire exercise at the Mugeon-ri Training Center in Paju.
 

 

K1A2s of the 30th Armored Brigade during a live fire exercise at the Mugeon-ri Training Center in Paju.
 

 

A render of potential components for a K1E2 upgrade. 
 
Components include the NBC protection (utilizing overpressure) which the K1 variants up until this point have lacked, air conditioning and heating, an 8Kw APU, and an additional battery bank. These additions are fitted to the space currently taken on the K1E1 by the bustle storage boxes along with extending the rear hull side storage to hold the APU, heater, and battery bank. (https://maily.so/sheldon/posts/af148b1a)
 

Team Thunder partner firms visit Hanwha’s facility




 

https://www.koreaittimes.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=118825