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Serbian Nora B-52 155 mm SP HOWs for BA

As far as I know, BA was having only tugged howitzers until it bought this NORA B-52 self-propelled howitzers. BA was in need of this heavy equipment. During 2008 sea encounter with Burma, I was worried about Burmese howitzers that can reach almost to Cox's Bazaar if fired from Sittwe. Now, we can respond in kind.

IA had used their self-propelled heavy howitzers in Kargil war to bombard PA positions in high mountain. Not plane bombings, but parabolic bomardment with howitzers caused PA troops to dislodge.

IA hasn't procured any self-propelled artillery since 1987. Most of the Burmese equipment are old.
 
But if we can start exporting to African countries, it's worth the capital! Guess what, African countries are always at war and need cheap artillery. We can sell tons of low quality artillery, starting with countries where our UN troops are currently stationed. The Dragon would be averse to that idea, though. And we need the green from them if it's Chinese ToT we're talking about.

Hehe your idea is morally wrong, but hey i like it. I think we should try to export the BD-08 first:D
 
Hehe your idea is morally wrong, but hey i like it. I think we should try to export the BD-08 first:D

But hey! I'm not the one taking the decision. Politicians will go to hell anyway - so why not take just another morally wrong decision that fetches some badly needed cash? :D
 
But hey! I'm not the one taking the decision. Politicians will go to hell anyway - so why not take just another morally wrong decision that fetches some badly needed cash? :D

Dude, do you know just how much it takes to build a self-propelled artillery? :lol: We don't even have the necessary infrastructure for such heavy equipment.

Might as well start from the small things.
 
IA hasn't procured any self-propelled artillery since 1987. Most of the Burmese equipment are old.

When India went to war against Pakistan in 1999, IA was in possession of about 400 units of FH-77B self-propelled Howitzers built by BAE Bofors' of Sweden, and with some of these howitzers IA was able to dislodge PA troops from their mountain positions.
 
Dude, do you know just how much it takes to build a self-propelled artillery? :lol: We don't even have the necessary infrastructure for such heavy equipment.

Might as well start from the small things.

Agreed. We can start with BD-08. But for some weird reason, I don't think China will agree. :undecided:
 
Agreed. We can start with BD-08. But for some weird reason, I don't think China will agree. :undecided:

Usually under ToT, exports are not allowed. For instance, Turkey already assembles F-16s. But they are not for export, and only for use by Turkey.

I think there is great potential in the computer hardware, software, integrated circuit and processor sector. The experience can be valuable for both civilian and military applications.

And, I wouldn't randomly sell weapons to any douche bag out there :P
 
Lets copy the Uzi then, since we dont recognise israel, they cant do nothing to us. Uzis are used by many countries in the world

Norico already makes it :rofl:

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Lets copy the Uzi then, since we dont recognise israel, they cant do nothing to us. Uzis are used by many countries in the world

Lol :lol:

We need to get hold of some Uzi first. Next comes reverse engineering. Finally DGFI needs to tackle the MOSSAD menace. :D

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Copy of Uzi? Without license? Interesting.
 
Dude, do you know just how much it takes to build a self-propelled artillery? :lol: We don't even have the necessary infrastructure for such heavy equipment.

Might as well start from the small things.

Not the tech or infrastructure ...... local production is not economically feasible...... Bangladesh only ordered 18 nora B52.........
 

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