印度现有坦克数量

我是看英文维基百科的资料说那个数据的。

aptg 发表于 2016-5-6 10:58
我是看英文维基百科的资料说那个数据的。
印度直接从俄罗斯买的很明确，就是自造的多少，没有具体的数字

阿琼官方数据124辆，鬼知道有多少能开起来

印军在高原上使用T90坦克的情况才最引人关注，两个对抗中国的印度军，一个14军，一个33军，都配备了T90，部署在亚东山顶上和班公湖对面的楚舒勒，对中国边防军构成直接威胁。

超过中美俄？96系列差不多都有300了吧，

超过中美俄？96系列差不多都有300了吧，
你少个0。。。有人说是2500还是2500+800？(A和白板)

现在T-90已经不是我们关注的主要问题了，更应当关注印度人的“冷启动”战略构想是否在切实的落实当中。因为这种快速应急部队的建设需要大批越野卡车、自行火炮、伴随防空系统和步兵战斗突击车辆，并且要重构印度现有的支援保障体系。T-90不过是浮现在表面的东西，在不同的体系里它的价值大为不同。

据报道，乔杜里对媒体表示，印度已经把许多军队大营搬到印巴边界，借助印度所谓的“冷启动”战略创造印巴双方的常规武力差距，这迫使巴基斯坦研发短程核武以吓阻来自印度的可能攻击。
http://news.sdnews.com.cn/gj/201510/t20151022_1988184.html

如果是零星局部战斗， 几辆坦克发挥不了决定性作用，  如果打大仗，  不是看你坦克多少， 而是看你能造多少， 能修多少。

超过中美俄？96系列差不多都有300了吧，
96系列是二代半，虽然真打起来t72打不过96。

超过个鬼啊，美俄加起来就比他多多了

The field force of the army comprises thirteen corps, three armored divisions, four Reorganised Army plains Infantry Divisions (RAPID), eighteen infantry divisions and ten mountain divisions, a number of independent brigades, and requisite combat support and service support formations and units. Among the thirteen, three are "strike" corps — Mathura (I Corps), Ambala ( II Corps) and Bhopal (XXI Corps). The main combat and combat support units are 62 armored regiments, and there are over 350 infantry battalions and 300 artillery regiments (including two surface-to-surface missile (SSM) units). Amongst major armaments and equipment, there are nearly 4000 main battle tanks, 2000 armored personnel carriers, 4300 artillery pieces and 200 light helicopters.






Modernisation[edit]
Mechanised forces[edit]

Indian Army's tanks and infantry vehicles during an exercise.
India is re-organising its mechanised forces to achieve strategic mobility and high-volume firepower for rapid thrusts into enemy territory. At present the Indian army has severe deficiencies in its artillery (particularly self-propelled guns) and ammunition stocks, not to mention the inability of some of its modern tanks to operate in the heat and dust of the desert regions around the international border.[78] India proposes to progressively induct as many as 248 Arjun MBT and develop and induct the Arjun MK-II variant, 1,657 Russian-origin T-90S main-battle tanks, apart from the ongoing upgrade of its T-72 fleet. In fact, Arjun MK-II trials have already started in August, 2013.[79] The improved features in MK-II version of Arjun are night vision capabilities with thermal imaging system for detecting all kinds of missiles, Explosive Reactive Armor (ERA), mine ploughs, ability to fire Anti-tank missile with 120 mm main gun, Advanced Air Defence gun capable of shooting down Helicopters with a 360 degree coverage, Automatic Target Tracking (ATT) lending a greater accuracy when it comes to moving targets and superior Laser Warning and Control systems. The Indian Army will upgrade its entire Boyevaya Mashina Pekhoty-2 (BMP-2)/2K infantry combat vehicle (ICV) fleet in an effort to enhance their capability to address operational requirements. Upgrades include integration of latest generation fire control system, twin missile launchers and commander's thermal imaging panoramic sights, anti- tank guided missiles, as well as automatic grenade launchers.[80]






India is currently re-organising its mechanised forces to achieve strategic mobility and high-volume firepower for rapid thrusts into enemy territory. India proposes to progressively induct as many as 248 Arjun MBT and develop and induct the Arjun MK-II variant, 1,657 Russian-origin T-90S main-battle tanks (MBTs). The army is procuring 2,000 pieces of night vision devices for T-72 tanks for Rs 10 billion; 1,200 pieces for T-90 tanks for Rs 9.60 billion and 1,780 pieces for infantry combat vehicles for Rs 8.60 billion. It is also acquiring 700 TISAS (thermal imaging stand alone systems) and 418 TIFACS (thermal fire control systems) for its T-72 fleet at a cost of around $230 million. 300 Israeli TISAS were installed as part of several T-72 upgrade phases, followed by 3,860 image intensifier-based night-vision devices. 310 Russian produced T-90S Main Battle Tanks were also fitted with French Catherine TI cameras.[120][121]







The field force of the army comprises thirteen corps, three armored divisions, four Reorganised Army plains Infantry Divisions (RAPID), eighteen infantry divisions and ten mountain divisions, a number of independent brigades, and requisite combat support and service support formations and units. Among the thirteen, three are "strike" corps — Mathura (I Corps), Ambala ( II Corps) and Bhopal (XXI Corps). The main combat and combat support units are 62 armored regiments, and there are over 350 infantry battalions and 300 artillery regiments (including two surface-to-surface missile (SSM) units). Amongst major armaments and equipment, there are nearly 4000 main battle tanks, 2000 armored personnel carriers, 4300 artillery pieces and 200 light helicopters.






Modernisation[edit]
Mechanised forces[edit]

Indian Army's tanks and infantry vehicles during an exercise.
India is re-organising its mechanised forces to achieve strategic mobility and high-volume firepower for rapid thrusts into enemy territory. At present the Indian army has severe deficiencies in its artillery (particularly self-propelled guns) and ammunition stocks, not to mention the inability of some of its modern tanks to operate in the heat and dust of the desert regions around the international border.[78] India proposes to progressively induct as many as 248 Arjun MBT and develop and induct the Arjun MK-II variant, 1,657 Russian-origin T-90S main-battle tanks, apart from the ongoing upgrade of its T-72 fleet. In fact, Arjun MK-II trials have already started in August, 2013.[79] The improved features in MK-II version of Arjun are night vision capabilities with thermal imaging system for detecting all kinds of missiles, Explosive Reactive Armor (ERA), mine ploughs, ability to fire Anti-tank missile with 120 mm main gun, Advanced Air Defence gun capable of shooting down Helicopters with a 360 degree coverage, Automatic Target Tracking (ATT) lending a greater accuracy when it comes to moving targets and superior Laser Warning and Control systems. The Indian Army will upgrade its entire Boyevaya Mashina Pekhoty-2 (BMP-2)/2K infantry combat vehicle (ICV) fleet in an effort to enhance their capability to address operational requirements. Upgrades include integration of latest generation fire control system, twin missile launchers and commander's thermal imaging panoramic sights, anti- tank guided missiles, as well as automatic grenade launchers.[80]






India is currently re-organising its mechanised forces to achieve strategic mobility and high-volume firepower for rapid thrusts into enemy territory. India proposes to progressively induct as many as 248 Arjun MBT and develop and induct the Arjun MK-II variant, 1,657 Russian-origin T-90S main-battle tanks (MBTs). The army is procuring 2,000 pieces of night vision devices for T-72 tanks for Rs 10 billion; 1,200 pieces for T-90 tanks for Rs 9.60 billion and 1,780 pieces for infantry combat vehicles for Rs 8.60 billion. It is also acquiring 700 TISAS (thermal imaging stand alone systems) and 418 TIFACS (thermal fire control systems) for its T-72 fleet at a cost of around $230 million. 300 Israeli TISAS were installed as part of several T-72 upgrade phases, followed by 3,860 image intensifier-based night-vision devices. 310 Russian produced T-90S Main Battle Tanks were also fitted with French Catherine TI cameras.[120][121]

。红色鹰派。 发表于 2016-5-6 18:33
超过中美俄？96系列差不多都有300了吧，
96系列不是三代，就是个二代半

96算二代半，那三哥的T72充其量算2.25代

。红色鹰派。 发表于 2016-5-6 18:33
超过中美俄？96系列差不多都有300了吧，
哈哈，敢不敢实战PK一下

96系列不是三代，就是个二代半
这么算72也不能算三代，，

未来航空兵 发表于 2016-5-6 19:05
你少个0。。。有人说是2500还是2500+800？(A和白板)
一共2500左右~