Did the North Korean's get a chance to examine the M-1's captured in Ukraine?It looks like the DPRK has produced a heavily upgraded version of the M-2020
The M-2024
With RWS and twin movable APS launchers
Probably, but rather unlikely to the point of getting one to study themselves.Did the North Korean's get a chance to examine the M-1's captured in Ukraine?
Not likely to really get much out of that. I mean, those were just M1A1s, no fancy armor. About the only thing they might get out of it is the ballistic computer.Did the North Korean's get a chance to examine the M-1's captured in Ukraine?
Seems quite possible. Can you elaborate your thesis?This is probably successor to Songun-915.
Worth noting that both DPRK and PRC made their new gen MBTs from pirated t-72 solutions.Not likely to really get much out of that. I mean, those were just M1A1s, no fancy armor. About the only thing they might get out of it is the ballistic computer.
Okay, fair point.Worth noting that both DPRK and PRC made their new gen MBTs from pirated t-72 solutions.
While it's unlikely PRC will get all that much from 40-years old platform anymore, North Korea only relatively recently managed to catch up to world-level MBTs. They probably can find many solutions interesting.
The turret looks similar to the Altay.Did the North Korean's get a chance to examine the M-1's captured in Ukraine?