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    Technology of the present and future
    Date / Time : Thursday, April 08, 2010 / 4:12 PM
    TECHNOLOGY OF THE PRESENT


    Before i introduce you to the equipments and types of technology the army uses,lets take a look at what each soldier is equipped with in their bunkroom (as shown) :







    however,we do know that there are many sub branches under army itself hence i will talk more about the division under armour,artillery,combat engineers and guards.the different types of military vehicles,war tanks etc.


    ARMOUR:


    Armour provides impregnable support for land forces defending key objectives.they are extensively trained and highly motivated soldiers of Armour who are Armour's most potent weapons. Trained for high operational readiness on the state-of-the-art equipment that includes the Armour Gunnery Tactical Simulator, they are a vital part of a force that is always at the forefront spearheading the way for the Army.

    AMX 13-SM1


    Bionix 40 / 50 Variant


    M113 Ultra Ows


    ARTILLERY

    The primary role of the Artillery is to deliver timely, accurate and effective fire in support of the manoeuvre force to accomplish its missions. As the Artillery is an indirect fire support system, the gunners at the weapons do not need to see the targets in order to engage fire.

    FH2000 52 Calibre 155mm Field Howitzer


    designed and developed by ODE for long range fire support, boasts state-of-the-art capabilities and performance in firepower, battlefield survivability and system availability

    FH88 52 Calibre 155mm Field Howitzer

    designed and manufactured by ODE, is a long range field artillery system with outstanding characteristics in firepower, battlefield survivability and system availability.


    TPQ 36/37 Radar

    The AN/TPQ 36 or 37 is a Weapon Locating Radar (WLR) designed for automatic first-round location of weapons firing projectile-type rounds. The primary mission of TPQ36 radar is to detect and locate enemy mortars and artillery rounds quickly and accurately for immediate engagement. Its secondary mission is to perform friendly registrations and adjustment of fire.



    GUARDS

    LIGHT STRIKE VEHICLE




    The LSV actually allows for different weapon configurations. It can be mounted with other weapon systems such as the 40mm Automatic Grenade Launcher (AGL) or the advanced Anti-Tank Guided Missile (ATGM).

    The soldiers can now bring heavier and better firepower systems into operations. With the help of the Light Strike Vehicle , the Guardsmen are able to move faster than ever before, and with more potent firepower.


    combat engineers

    Vehicle Launched Bridge (VLB)




    The VLB is used as a tactical support bridge. It can be employed to bridge obstacles such as dry, wet gaps, canals, crater or partly blown bridges. The VLB is operated by a 2-men crew and is able to launch or retrieve its bridge within 10 mins.

    Foldable Long-Span Bridge (FLB)


    This is the latest acquisition by the Army. The FLB is a rapid deployable and efficient bridging system. It is employed as a tactical support bridge and can bridge gap of 45m wide within 3 hours.

    Cobra Projection Line Charge (PLC)


    The PLC is a man-packed portable, rocket propelled minefield lane clearing charge. It consists of two components, i.e. the launcher and container assembly. It is used to clear infantry lanes through minefields.


    TECHNOLOGY OF THE FUTURE?

    So after knowing what the equipments are used in the present day,do you ever wonder how the future will be like?well,lets catch a glimpse of how the future war eqiupments might be:

    this is how a soldier will look like in the near future:


    this is how the future war equipment might look like:











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    *some pictures taken from discovery centre,the army museum