The cover of "Weapons Knowledge" in 90 has an advertisement for a Hegron military vehicle, but I don't know if the phone can still be opened?

This issue of "Weapons Knowledge" impressed me, the first time I saw the "Leclerc" main battle tank, I was amazed, 120 mm smoothbore gun, 1500 horsepower diesel engine, the command ceremony is stable like fire control, liquid gas suspension, watching people DC salivation, at that time we were not a star and a half ah! The things that the Gallic chickens made out are still quite exquisite.

There is also the voice-controlled extended range anti-armor mine, which is also refreshing, and it turns out that it can also be anti-tank in this way.

The article "Quietly Rising Indian Military Power" in this issue gives us a comprehensive understanding of the latest equipment dynamics of the Indian army.

To tell the truth, at that time in 1990, regardless of strategy and tactics, command logistics, and nuclear forces, India had a great advantage in the conventional weapons of the three armed forces; its geopolitical environment was better than that of the mainland; both the East and the West were drawing in close hands; it was relatively easy to introduce advanced weapons and advanced technologies, and the self-research power was insufficient; and the continental geopolitical environment was much worse than India's; it was difficult to introduce advanced weapons and technologies, and it was difficult for the economy to bear it; this forced the mainland to rely on itself as the mainstay and the introduction as a supplement, but it promoted the development of the mainland's military technology. India has now been left far behind.

At that time, India had two aircraft carriers, "Virat" and "Vikrant", each carrying eight Sea Harrier carrier-based aircraft.

Using the Indian aircraft carrier Virrat

Using the Indian aircraft carrier HMS Vikrant

India once boasted that it only needed one aircraft carrier to wipe out the entire Chinese fleet. In theory, it is possible that his Sea Harrier carrier-based aircraft carrying anti-ship missiles will fly back and forth non-stop, and in reality it is impossible for the entire Chinese navy to concentrate on him. If India had dared to attack the Chinese fleet, the missiles would have reached New Delhi long ago. So he only dared to think about it. And neither is the continental submarine force, a vegetarian.

The Singapore FH-88 155 mm self-propelled howitzer on the back cover was also quite advanced at the time, and the Singapore Army's weapon autonomy produced a lot of good weapons, which was not easy for a city-state to make these weapons.

Okay, here's the weapon knowledge for this issue