Anonymous
ID: bdRyZOWC
7/4/2025, 1:42:10 PM No.509483126
Consider the two following tanks.
T-72B
>introduced in 1984
>even the CIA didn't know it existed until it was spotted during the 1986 Victory Day parade with its slightly differenty shaped turret armor
>was basically secret for 2 years past introduction. CIA didn't even know how it was designated so it was refered to as T-72 M1986 in their reports
T-14
>paraded in 2014 for the whole world to tremble in fear
>muh most advanced tank in the world
>10 years later still hasn't been properly introduced
>hasn't even completed army trials
>engine still not ready for mass production
>tank is a mess and gets cancelled because SMO requires lots of tanks now, and it is easier to rebuild and modernize from old soviet stock
The old USSR seems to have been magnitudes more serious about such matters then the modern RF. Chasing clout and cheap propaganda points with unfinished future tanks is just one example.
T-72B
>introduced in 1984
>even the CIA didn't know it existed until it was spotted during the 1986 Victory Day parade with its slightly differenty shaped turret armor
>was basically secret for 2 years past introduction. CIA didn't even know how it was designated so it was refered to as T-72 M1986 in their reports
T-14
>paraded in 2014 for the whole world to tremble in fear
>muh most advanced tank in the world
>10 years later still hasn't been properly introduced
>hasn't even completed army trials
>engine still not ready for mass production
>tank is a mess and gets cancelled because SMO requires lots of tanks now, and it is easier to rebuild and modernize from old soviet stock
The old USSR seems to have been magnitudes more serious about such matters then the modern RF. Chasing clout and cheap propaganda points with unfinished future tanks is just one example.
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