A squadron of Abrams can handle a squadron of t-90s better then a leo 2 ?Originally posted by Shanghai_Grand:In a FIBUA, in Singapore, how many rounds from a squadron of T-90s can it withstand?with no anti tank personnel around the T-90s.
Noting if that countries around us become hostile and amphibious landings have been made, a squadron of Abrams can handle a squadron of T-90s better than a Leo 2 if the SAF were to use it?
Just concerned about the AP rounds of the t-90 and its defence capibilities,
In a air attack whereby self propelled howitzers, such as Primus tanks do attack the 2A6 from a far, which type of rounds would they use to inflict damage?
Primus are SPH so its not right to call them tanks. Therefore its an artillery attack and not an air attack.Originally posted by Shanghai_Grand:
In a FIBUA, in Singapore, how many rounds from a squadron of T-90s can it withstand?with no anti tank personnel around the T-90s.
Noting if that countries around us become hostile and amphibious landings have been made, a squadron of Abrams can handle a squadron of T-90s better than a Leo 2 if the SAF were to use it?
Just concerned about the AP rounds of the t-90 and its defence capibilities,In a air attack whereby self propelled howitzers, such as Primus tanks do attack the 2A6 from a far, which type of rounds would they use to inflict damage?
Take note that howitzer is not a point weapon, thou that is a procedure for howitzer to fire at tank column but the barrel evalation is so high that it act like a mortar fire and must use high charger which is very back for the gun barrel & create higher change for red force to locate our location as well as waste of ammo.Originally posted by Shanghai_Grand:In a air attack whereby self propelled howitzers, such as Primus tanks do attack the 2A6 from a far, which type of rounds would they use to inflict damage?
Oops.. But with the advent on increasing hostilities, it may be time to consider that our neighbouring contries can attack us.. Treaties are useless in an event of war, as any country can violateOriginally posted by tankee1981:Primus are SPH so its not right to call them tanks. Therefore its an artillery attack and not an air attack.
I don't think any of our immediate neighbours have T-90s, at least not for the moment.
There's very few SANE neighbours who wants to attack us and can attack us.Originally posted by Shanghai_Grand:Oops.. But with the advent on increasing hostilities, it may be time to consider that our neighbouring contries can attack us.. Treaties are useless in an event of war, as any country can violate
Hmm Singapore is a vital location for any trade import, export, so although small, has many benefits.. worth aobut US 2.3 Bil a year.(Trade).
Well if im not wrong,.. but i have heard of some rifle that can pierce tank armor?
Hmm so Primus can actually take out a tank if a lucky mortar hits the engine?
Hmm probably Malaysia has T-65 tanks or older?
A tank wont be much use against a fighter jet, so is there any warning systems to warn of a GPS bomb dropped by a hostile aircraft?
By the way...I do not know if you purposely mismatched all the weapon names for figurative purposes...I think you mean artillery and not air attack right?
In a air attack whereby self propelled howitzers, such as Primus tanks do attack the 2A6 from a far, which type of rounds would they use to inflict damage?[/b]
So you have driven the L2, the "best" russian tank, BX, F 16 and Apache to give your opinion?Originally posted by specialOps:To be honest, the Leo2's are much faster, much much much more manoeverable, and can engage more accurately than any "best" russian tank.
It is unlikely that a Leo2 has to take repeated hits.
Moreover, in the Singapore scenario, the intelligence picture from AWACS, HUMINT, GSR, etc. will have enabled us to know far beforehand where enemies are, and our Leos are unlikely to be caught by surprise.
even if caught by surprise, the aggressor would be rapidly destroyed, simply by our sheer numerical and technological advantage, plus our F-16 and Apaches ready.
It would be very very very stupid for a small russian tank equipped force to try and beat around with our Leo2 + bionix + F-16 + Apache....
Anyway, to add, the Leo2s will not suffer much damage from Conventional artillery....you would need superb accuracy plus armour piercing type of artillery rounds.
The type of rounds and the mode of operation that the Primus or any other Singapore artillery gun will use in operations should not be discussed in public.
And what's wrong with what he's said?Originally posted by CM06:So you have driven the L2, the "best" russian tank, BX, F 16 and Apache to give your opinion? You also know how good our "intelligence picture from AWACS, HUMINT, GSR, etc. " is too? You also know L2 can withstand a direct hit from a 155mm round? What, you from Germany?
What are you?
Originally posted by specialOps:I cannot reveal my actual vocation, because I'm not allowed to.
Nope, not many people will die. Most of us will be alive. Casualty will be minimal.
Why I know? Because I belong to a special vocation, and I would say yes to most of the answers you have asked, but no, i've not driven a Russian tank, but I know exactly how it works, its capabilities and weaknesses.
You just don't know what u're asking. If you curious and ask, people who knows answer, you should accept.
If you don't accept answers from people who know, why do you bother asking? you might as well just blow your own trumpet.
He's merely repeating what is theorised.Originally posted by CM06:What he gives an impression that SAF will win a conflict with a snap just because we have all the glitzy toys.
That's not true?
The true picture is that alot -more- people will die if they believe that as well?
Rifles can't penetrate tank armour, but 25mm and 30mm guns can. Its been tested before.Originally posted by Shanghai_Grand:Well if im not wrong,.. but i have heard of some rifle that can pierce tank armor?
Hmm so Primus can actually take out a tank if a lucky mortar hits the engine?
Hmm probably Malaysia has T-65 tanks or older?
A tank wont be much use against a fighter jet, so is there any warning systems to warn of a GPS bomb dropped by a hostile aircraft?
From his answers it's not too hard to tell what vocation he's in.Originally posted by CM06:Then thank god for your special vocation.
On my end i'm still looking at more than single digit% casualties.
I dont blow my own trumpet. I care for every single father/son who dies if the red button is pushed.
1% is a small number 1% of 300K men is 3000 men. That's what i'm talking about. And read my PM.
Sounds alright then.Originally posted by CM06:Well i'm too stupid to know what vocation he is in.
I know -roughly- what kind he can be in but that's that.
I dont like to paint bad picture but here this forums, you have lots of kids. Paint too rosy a picture and *sigh* I'm much of a pessimist. I said appropriate stuff to specialops in PM.