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The K9 Vajra-T is a 155mm/52-caliber tracked self-propelled howitzer, developed and manufactured in India by L&T, with technology transferred from South Korean firm Hanwha Defense, based on their K9 Thunder.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Key Features:
Type: 155mm/52-caliber tracked self-propelled howitzer.
Development: Developed and manufactured in India by L&T, with technology transferred from South Korean firm Hanwha Defense, based on their K9 Thunder.
Weight: 50 tonnes.
Firing Range: Capable of firing at ranges up to 50 kilometers with extended-range ammunition.
Ammunition: Firing high-explosive, smoke, and guided projectiles.
Rate of Fire: Can fire up to six rounds per minute in burst mode and sustain a rate of fire of 2-3 rounds per minute over prolonged periods.
Capabilities: Equipped with cutting-edge technology, capable of delivering long-range lethal fires with high accuracy and a higher rate of fire, and can operate in sub-zero temperatures in high-altitude areas.
Multiple Rounds Simultaneous Impact (MRSI): Capable of performing MRSI missions, firing several rounds in quick succession at different trajectories to hit the target simultaneously.
Indigenous Production: The K9 Vajra-T is being produced at the Armoured Systems Complex of L&T in Hazira, Gujarat.


The VT-4, also known as MBT-3000, is a Chinese-designed main battle tank (MBT) intended as a cost-effective export alternative to Russian tanks like the T-90, featuring a 125mm smoothbore gun, an autoloader, and modular composite armor with explosive reactive armor.
Key Features and Capabilities:
Main Armament:
125mm smoothbore gun capable of firing APFSDS, HEAT, and HE rounds, as well as gun-launched anti-tank guided missiles.
Protection:
Modular composite armor and FY-4 explosive reactive armor (ERA) for enhanced protection.
Fire Control:
Panoramic sight with hunter-killer capabilities, laser rangefinder, and a Thales Catherine-FC thermal imager.
Mobility:
1,300 hp diesel engine, torsion bar suspension, and an integrated hydraulic transmission system.
Crew:
Three-person crew (driver, gunner, commander) due to the use of an autoloader.
Other Features:
Remote controlled weapon station with a 12.7mm heavy machine gun, smoke grenade launchers, and laser warning receiver.
Export Focus:
Intended as a cost-effective alternative to Russian export tanks.
Customers:
Pakistan, Nigeria, and Thailand are among the countries that have acquired the VT-4.
Technology:
The VT-4 uses technology based on the Type 99A main battle tank in service with the People's Liberation Army.
Development:
Work on the VT-4 began in China in 2009, and the first version was seen in 2012.
Variants:
Algeria is reportedly evaluating a more advanced variant, the VT-4A1, which boasts a hard kill active protection system

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