During the exhibition in Tianjin showed the Chinese tank "drift"
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In the Chinese Tianjin, an exhibition of weapons and military equipment. It presents samples of weapons from dozens of companies, including the China Bing Group and Dongfeng. The exhibition draws attention to the fact that viewers are invited to get acquainted with the exhibits not only in their stationary form, but also during the performance of demonstrative dynamic elements.
One of the spectacular elements of the program at a special training ground was tank "drift" - a demonstration of the driving performance of Chinese-made tanks. Movement along the training ground was carried out, as stated, at top speed, with fairly sharp turns and conditional access to the firing position.
The spectators say that the "drift" was quite spectacular, but when it came to overcoming the improvised hill, the tankers slowed down and the tank rolled over the hill rather slowly. At the same time in the Chinese media, the performances of the PLA tankmen loudly called "Tank flying through the sand." The "flew" tank exclusively in the horizontal plane, without showing any spectacular jumps.
Type99, ZTZ-98 (Type98) tanks and other armored vehicles, including wheeled, were demonstrated at the test site.
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