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   Ow, hey, apparently Uran-9 is equipped with laser dazzler.

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   The actions of robotic systems were provided by the tactical laser complex "Career", the capabilities of which make it possible to detect and suppress optical reconnaissance and observation equipment of tanks, other armored equipment and small arms of the enemy. 

   Maybe small box above main optics assembly is emmiter of laser for this system? Not sure. It is small, so maybe it is just a rangefinder.

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   Although maybe this is a device that was mentioned (box above ATGMs)

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6 hours ago, Scolopax said:

It looks similar in shape and size to the loader's hatch, but the handle and center cross piece are foreign, and there is no attachments for the hinge.

I checked the turret hatches on the M variant and they are not the same shape is this plate. 

Some people suggested that this is the belly escape hatch, but I don't think so.

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   Russian unmanned robotic platforms "Marker" have passed field tests at the firing line without human control. Fighting robots with artificial intelligence acted independently in an autonomous group, went to firing positions and distributed targets.

 

   According to RIA Novosti, five Marker robots took part in the testing. Of these, three vehicles were on a wheeled chassis and two on a tracked chassis. With the help of observation equipment and technical vision, the drones conducted reconnaissance of the area and assess the situation.

 

   "The robots, without human intervention, solved the tasks of distributing targets in the group, reaching optimal firing positions, independently responding to operational changes in the combat situation, exchanging target designations," the news agency reports, citing a source in the military-industrial complex.

 

   In the future, autonomous groups of Marker robots are planned to be tested in conjunction with aerial drones.

   Would be interesting to new how elaborate tests were, how exactly they detected and recognised targets, how they were able to search for cover (was they pre-placed markers in their nav data) and so on. But still, UGVs working in group autonomously is a progress, especially compared to Uran-9.

 

   Marker UGVs, tracked and wheeled versions:

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   Note number 001 on UFP.

 

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   Number 004, i guess there are just 5-6 of those UGVs made so far, for testing.

 

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   Some photos from Army 2021 by Vitaliy Kuzmin.

   BMP-3 with Berezhok turret.

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   BRM-1K with BTR-82A turret (like on Basurmanin, i guess) and small radar.

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   BT-3F (APC on BMP-3 chassis), arctic variant.

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   BTR-82AT with BTR-BM unmanned turret.

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   And normal version (in production) - BTR-82AT

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   Multipurpose light tracked chassis - MLSh-LBU

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   Eskadron-9903 light tactical ATV

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Eskadron-9904

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   Sarmat-2

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K-4386 AMN-D

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K-4386 ZASN-D (previously known as Typhoon K-4386 or KAMAZ-4386 Typhoon-VDV). Unmanned turret on top, with 30 mm 2A42 autocannon (note muzzle brake position).

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K-4386 ZA-SpN. 12.7mm KORD HMGs, Kornet on top in armored open top turret, mortar and base plate for it are attached to the rear section of the vehicle.

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Patrol 6x6

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Mustang-M from KamAZ and Ural-66

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R-149MA1 command vehicle on BTR-80 chassis

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R-166-0,5 communications vehicle

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BREM-K armored repair and recovery vehicle

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BREM-L armored repair and recovery vehicle

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REM-KS recovery vehicle

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11 minutes ago, Cheburashka said:


What is the purpose of the rubber protruding over the upper plate on the Kontakt 5 ERA turret array?

Also why does the installation on the T-80U(D) use it and on the T-72B3 there isn't any?

 

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   I saw 2 explanations. First is reduction of RCS, making tank a little harder to spot for radar systems from long ranges. Second is much less common - such configuration of rubber flaps covers lower section of the turret, which would have noticeable unnatural looking stright line shadow, which would make tank easier to spot.

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   Strela armored vehicle

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   MBPM (multipurpose armored amphibious vehicle or "MAA..MY god it is ugly!")

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AMN 233121 Atlet

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Atlet-E (for export)

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VPK-233136 Tigr-M SBM Raid version

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VPK-233136 Tigr-M SBM in buggy version

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1 hour ago, LoooSeR said:

   I saw 2 explanations. First is reduction of RCS, making tank a little harder to spot for radar systems from long ranges. Second is much less common - such configuration of rubber flaps covers lower section of the turret, which would have noticeable unnatural looking stright line shadow, which would make tank easier to spot.

Ha, I've always thought that it provided a point for early shaped charge detonation, before it even reaches ERA.

Thank you!

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4 hours ago, terror51247 said:

Did the t72 Rogatka upgrade get a new autoloader which could use amo such as bm60/59?

Yes.

Can use APFSDS with increased power with a core made of ultra-dense one-component and composite materials, increasing armor penetration by 30%

 

 

Может использовать БПС повышенного могущества с сердечником из сверхплотных однокомпонентных и композиционных материалов, увеличивающих бронепробиваемость на 30%

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