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delight
Ja de har fel på sin konstruktion, under/runt tornet sitter deras ammo eller vad det var så tornet ryker ganska lätt. Därav att man ser många utan torn.
Det är inte fel i konstruktionen. Läs en informerad text här.
https://www.rusi.org/explore-our-research/publications/commentary/technical-reflections-russias-armoured-fighting-vehicles (Se nedan)
Bra
Most of Russia’s tanks are well protected to the front.
Explosive reactive armour (ERA)
In addition, the latest designs of Russian tanks such as the T-72B3M are armed with the 2A46M-5 125 mm smoothbore tank gun.
Dåliga
most Russian tanks appear to lack the quality of stabilisation that most Western tanks carry.
The sights and fire control computers are generally less modern than their peers.
Russian designs are also very cramped, and few Western tank operators would want to operate a main battle tank with a crew of three
Usla
introduced an automatic ammunition handling system
The use of the carousel enabled Soviet designers to reduce the height of their tanks, as well as the crew complement from the four personnel pursued in most other designs to three. The reasons for this are objectively sound. The smaller volume of the tank reduces the area that must be armoured, in turn reducing the weight - Bra
This is a problem for Soviet designs because the ammunition carousel sits in the hull, which is very well protected to the front by the glacis, but less well protected to the sides. If the side or roof of the tank can be penetrated, the projectile stands a chance of hitting the tank’s ammunition, causing it to ‘cook off’ - Uselt
the catastrophic losses of Russian and Ukrainian tanks are the result of several issues: the location of the tank’s ammunition, which makes it hard to protect from the sides; its lack of separation from the crew; and the ease with which most tanks can be penetrated from the side. Most importantly, all these issues were previously known.
Slutsats
The first point to note is that every single tank design is a series of compromises. It is the responsibility of the design team to balance mobility, firepower, and protection to meet the customer’s needs. Because of this, Russian and Soviet tanks are not inherently flawed, the autoloader was a conscious decision made to improve mobility and provide enough protection for its original role. They have certain weaknesses in modern warfare, but all designs will have some weakness, be that weight, cost, firepower, or limited protection. In sum, the perfect tank doesn’t exist.
Sen har du rysk doktrine som inte är den bästa i modern krigsföring. Titta på Ukrainarna samma stridsvagnar färre förluster.