T34/85 1/1966-12/1971 They were Russian built (not Type-58), but had Chinese instructions, so were delivered by China. Ammo should be changed to 24 HE/25 AP/6 HEAT, as used by the Type-58 in Chinese service. There was also a lone SPK5 ARV 1/1966-12/1971 supporting the fleet. They were employed in the 1971 war and then replaced.
Which OOB are you looking at ? There are neither Type-58 nor T34/85 in this OOB so IDK how I can change the ammo load of something that does not exist
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The M3 Lee is on the Lahore Army Museum. The markings are from 1st Armoured Division
There is other Photo below, there is a plate in front of the vehicle, but only a local can go and read it.
You can check at page 4 of: http://the.shadock.free.fr/Surviving_Lee_Grant.pdf
It was no "Lancer", it was a local modification of M3 chassis.
In 1971 it was not in service, because I have seen Army reports of the fighting, and they talked that "the remaining old 17 Pounder towed guns" were at the West.
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Al Zarrar is an upgrade of the Chinese Type-59 tank.
Al Khalid is a new tank developed of the Chinese Type-90 tank.
If you can’t tell the difference between them, just look at the wheels, AZ has 5 like Tp59, AK has 6 like Tp90.
There were several prototypes of both, you can see it at the files bellow from “Janes Armor & Artillery”.
In production there was only:
AZ srs.2 – Its your Game 23696 photo. It belongs to the first production vehicles delivered. From then on production switched to the srs.3 without ERA armour, like the photo I posted.
AK and AK-I (Improved) look the same, they are like photo below.
Game 23673 photo is an AZ prototype
Game 23695 photo is Chinese Type-85-III prototype (during test in Pakistan)
Game 23672 photo is the real Pakistan T85IIAP
Game 23703 photo is Chinese Type-59 with 120mm gun prototype
Sorry for the incomplete information regarding T34/85. You must introduce Unit 3 of China OOB14, and then change the Ammo. The machineguns were US M1919. There were 25 used by 15th Lancers (Armoured Reconnaissance Regiment, 3x Sqns of 8 plus RHQ 1 tank). Photo below
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The M3 Lee is on the Lahore Army Museum. The markings are from 1st Armoured Division
There is other Photo below, there is a plate in front of the vehicle, but only a local can go and read it.
You can check at page 4 of: http://the.shadock.free.fr/Surviving_Lee_Grant.pdf
It was no "Lancer", it was a local modification of M3 chassis.
In 1971 it was not in service, because I have seen Army reports of the fighting, and they talked that "the remaining old 17 Pounder towed guns" were at the West.
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The Indian version on page 21 is interesting as well
The Indians had standart M3 Lee & Grant left by the British. That gun barrel is fake, it was invented when the Tank went to the museum.
The Pakistan M3 has a 17 Pounder antitank gun. It my be a convertion from a M33 Prime Mover, itself a version of the M31 ARV. This had a fake gun. "These had the crane, 37mm turret, internal winch and machine guns removed and a compressor installed to operate the artillery brakes"
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