Let me tell you some popular science from a Kuwaiti netizen.
The so-called tank company is not a company of tanks.
According to Xia Guo's establishment, a tank company has ten squads, each squad has one tank, plus a company command tank, not counting the logistics vehicle.
In fact, in the early days, one tank company was equipped with five or six tanks.
The second is the American establishment. An armored company has about a hundred people (including logistics vehicles) and between 8 and 13 main battle tanks.
There are even several tank battalions in one place in Myanmar, and a beggars version of a military parade was held.
Kuwaiti netizens who said that the WPC does not even have two tank companies really lack the concept. It is not a problem for any WPC to come up with three or five elite armored corps.
Of course, there is a big gap between tanks, and old tanks and new tanks are even more different. Burmese and Burmese tanks are mainly third-generation tanks or new light tanks by generation. In fact, if Burmese and Burmese were not in bulk, their entire military strength would be Southeast Asia is not weak at all.
In fact, Myanmar's military ranking is between 32nd and 42nd in the world, which is already considered to be in the middle and upper reaches. Unexpectedly, right?
Not all countries have large-scale armaments. Let’s have a little idea.
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