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37 minutes ago, Wiedzmin said:

part of front can be a bit stronger than BMP-3, but due to impossibility installation of ERA on front...kinda... BMP3+ERA(can swim with ERA)+APS and no need in any kurgovnec

 

Well, the crew compartment size and its access in BMP-3 is not very good but then there is also the Dragun. 

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2 hours ago, Beer said:

 

Well, the crew compartment size and its access in BMP-3 is not very good but then there is also the Dragun. 

Yeah. Pretty much all what Kurganets-25 chassis offer could be more or less done on moded BMP-3 chassis, it seems, with exception of space inside.

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8 hours ago, Lord_James said:

Are BMP-1’s able to fit the berezhok turret or is the turret ring to small? 

BMP-1 can't fit Berezhok. Although you could do other things, like leaving BMP-1s to rust as at this point hull are ~50 years old and ballistic protection is very low.

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58 minutes ago, Scolopax said:

Do not let them rust. Send them to the Jihad Design Bureau to find a new lease on life.

Half as turrets on various 4x4s and half as open topped assault APCs or as SVBIEDs.

 

The top half and the bottom half, respectively.

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When they said that they strengthenned the T-90M's UFP , did they do it with new composites or addon armor?

 

The UFP on T tanks is not horizontally thick , but highly sloped so i suspect they can use more steel content without worrying about weight 

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I'm currently reading the chronicle of Czechoslovak tank brigade in USSR (WW2) and I have stumbled upon two interesting things (among many others). 

 

During fighting on Ondava river in December 1944 (behind Dukla pass) the unit's SU-85 allegedly successfully used AA timed shells (for 52-K) against German observation post on the cliff on the other side of the river. Are there other reports about using AA munion in SU-85 or T-34/85? 

 

And for the lulz... The December 1944 fighting on the Ondava river was on a static line because the units were exhausted after bitter fighting over the Dukla pass. It was very cold (around -20°C) and the tanks usually stayed in defence posts for a long time with their crews freezing inside. One crew of T-34/76 installed a stove in the tank. Don't say anymore that T-34 was cramped inside :D  

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On 5/3/2021 at 11:54 AM, LoooSeR said:

BMP-1 can't fit Berezhok. Although you could do other things, like leaving BMP-1s to rust as at this point hull are ~50 years old and ballistic protection is very low.

...and forcing modern soldiers in full gear inside should count as a crime against humanity.

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On 5/5/2021 at 5:16 PM, LoooSeR said:

   Rehearsal of VP in Verkhniya Pishma

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Wow, I didn’t know they had traveling museums over there! It’s like a traveling circus for nerds :D 

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