Korean People's Army. Anti-tank weapons

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[505506]

Given the "openness" of North Korea, a very interesting selection.

[svp67]

If this is SPT, then how did they solve the problem of gas contamination in the fighting compartment? Lack of roof or barrel blowing? Otherwise, it will be very, very "hard" to conduct intensive fire.

[Maki Avellevich]

Otherwise, it will be very, very "hard" to conduct intensive fire.

They keep reserve combat crews

[corporal]

Quote: Maki Avellievich

They keep reserve combat crews

It's sarcasm? Or is this really the case?

[Maki Avellevich]

It's sarcasm? Or is this really the case?

Unfortunately, I think this is both.

[miv110]

Some sort of stone in their bosom they still have, I think so.

[Robert Nevsky]

Amazing, bravo!

[Nikolav]

The author shoveled a lot of material to make this interesting collection. Thanks for the work!

[padded jacket]

I do not quite agree that in the photo of the tank destroyer, it seems to me that this is just a self-propelled gun.
And in the above photo, not the latest Korean tank, the newest one here (they can be easily distinguished by the location of the driver mechanic on the newest one, it sits in the middle):

[padded jacket]

Here is his larger photo (option without remote sensing):

[31rus]

Thanks to the author, but how are they going to fight on this, horror, for some reason I was of a better opinion about the DPRK army, which missiles, where they will fly, if the current is destroyed by self-blowing the enemy

[padded jacket]

Here is another photo of this unit, all the same, this is an analogue of our ACS Acacia:

[Nagaibak]

Thanks to the author for the work done !!!

[padded jacket]

MD-500 with Baby:

And a photo of the previous new tank with DZ:

[Aleks tv]

Wah, I didn’t know that the DPRK has Hughes ...
Indeed there is.

Quote:
...The presence of these machines in the armed forces of the DPRK has long been known, but a public demonstration of these helicopters took place only now. In 1984-1985, the DPRK secretly purchased a total of 87 light helicopters produced by the American company Hughes Helicopters - one Hughes 300C, 20 Hughes 369D and 66 Hughes 369E (now the rights to the last two models belong to the company MD Helicopters, and the helicopters themselves are designated, respectively, as MD 500D and MD 500E). The purchase was made through the West German company Delta-Avia Fluggeräte GmbH, which acted as a distributor of Hughes Helicopters in Germany and Western Europe. The helicopters were shipped in five batches by sea from Los Angeles to Antwerp, and then transported through Dutch territory to Rotterdam, where they were loaded onto Soviet ships that delivered them to the DPRK. Kurt Behrens, head of Delta-Avia Fluggeräte GmbH, directly supervised the purchase of helicopters in the interests of the DPRK, and customers from Spain, Portugal, Nigeria and Japan appeared in the documents as fictitious final recipients. The first batch of helicopters was delivered to the DPRK in November 1984. In 1985, further deliveries were stopped by the American authorities.

Most of the received Hughes 369E helicopters were equipped in the DPRK with four launchers of copies of the Soviet Malyutka ATGM, which are clearly visible on the helicopters in the photographs and footage of the military parade on July 27, 2013 ...
http://bmpd.livejournal.com/580638.html
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Thanks for the article, Roman!
Curious info.


Photo: Hughes 369E (MD 500E) in Pyongyang.

[Skuto]

Ordinary outdated Soviet rubbish, for the most part.
The DPRK is held only by the PRC behind its back and the lack of useful resources in itself.

[Ze Kot]

Why keep the first PRUS. They have a "shelf life".

What is the hole in the Iranian complex? To create a cumulative jet?

152 mm howitzer anti-tank guns? They have different ballistics.

[zyablik.olga]

The tank destroyer with an 103-mm gun was also made according to this scheme.

New North Korean caliber?

[Prager]

which country is such a weapon that they can produce it.