![]() | About M-95/84AS compared to foreign tanks Page 3 |
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As far as upgrades, the Magach 6B and 7 were and still are able to match what they were built to match- T-72 monkey mdels, M1 early models, etc. The fire control system on the Magach 6B is considered by many to be better than the early Merkava Mk 3 FCS, and by some to match the Baz FCS. Quote:
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Its not SAS, its fromt the Crvene Beretke. | |
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Many versions of the Su-30 have Israeli avionics, especially the ones exported to India. http://www.milavia.net/aircraft/su-2...7_variants.htm I don't think the Sabra would be slaughtered by 3rd generation tanks for the same reasons Sherman gave. Money is a factor, but it's a factor in just about everything therefore I didn't really give it much mention. But even then the fact that the Chinese have a lot of money but no world class MBT is probably a good clue that pumping out a world class MBT is a lot tougher than it looks. Therefore, whether or not the Croatians or the Serbians can do it is highly doubtful. If they did, it'd be one heck of a feat. Zastava, I got your question now. Sorry I jumped to conclusions. Last edited by A Can of Man; August 14th, 2009 at 15:59.. |
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That is a big difference, it means that often Sabra would get outmanouvered and you know what happens if its hit anywhere thats not the front. And i agree that we can only theorize but speed and armor are pretty big cons. | |||||
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Yes and Croatia and Serbia have neither so what's your point? | |
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That's sort of what I've been getting at isn't it? I said, that the odds are they are fine tanks (especially with Kuwait's interest) but don't ever think that they're top of the line MBTs. |
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Im pretty sure none of us implied that a M-84AS would smash a Leopard 2 in a tank battle, I was just wondering about how well it would compete. Like the factors like protection, mobility, speed, armour, electronics etc. And Serbia has enough money to keep Yugoslav-Era equipment up to date and still pose a threat [They are going to fix up the old G-4 Super Galebs] but im not sure about Croatia. |
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