Glass-reinforced plastic sandwiched between layers of steel. The T-64 is a Soviet tank manufactured in Kharkiv, and designed by Alexander Morozov. The tank was introduced in the early 1960s. It was a more advanced counterpart to the T-62: the T-64 served in tank divisions, while the T-62 supported infantry in motor rifle divisions.

The T65 (聯勤 Type 65) is an assault rifle developed and manufactured by the Combined Logistics Command of the Republic of China (Taiwan) Armed Forces in Taiwan. [1]

M-114源於1941年定型的M-1 155mm榴彈炮，也是屬於老舊的設計，採用23倍徑炮管，最大射程僅14,600公尺，因此雖然T-65十分可靠，並在陸軍火力支援上佔有重要份量，但陸軍一直想尋求新型的155公釐榴彈砲，原本選定南非的G-5 155mm榴彈炮，但因外交生變而告吹，此後 ...

The T-65 Zhelez is a Stasnovan main battle tank, a further developement of the T-57 Kladiv. The T-65 was produced between 1958 and 1973. It became a standard tank in the Stasnovan arsenal, partly replacing the T-57. The T-65 was later replaced in frontline service Seperate Tank Regiments by the T-67, and was used in the infantry support role in ...

Command tanks were the T-64BK and T-64B1K, with an R-130M radio and its 10 m telescoping antenna, a TNA-3 navigation system and AB-1P/30 APU, without antiaircraft machine gun, carrying 28 shells. The Object 447, now on display at the Great Patriotic war museum.

To fill their national arsenal with indigenous designs, Taiwanese engineers developed the T65 (Type 65), an automatic assault rifle based on the American Armalite series, with several variants to meet local military needs.

2021年8月10日 · In an attempt to stock its national armory with an indigenous design, Taiwanese engineers developed the T65 (Type 65), an automatic assault rifle based on the American Armalite series with several deviations to suit local military requirements.

The T65 is an assault rifle of Taiwanese origin designed by the Combined Logistics Command of the Taiwanese Armed Forces. The weapon is a derivative of the M16, with an AR-18 styled short stroke gas piston. The T65 is a 5.56x45mm NATO calibre gas operated assault rifle. It uses a short stroke gas piston instead of direct impingement.

Started as the Obyekt 447AM-1, this tank presented itself as a modernized version of the T-64BM. After studies of modernization in the early 2000s, work started at the Kharkiv Malyshev Factory design bureau by a first batch of 10 T-64B tanks converted to the BM "Bulat" standard in 2010.

Improved model with new handguard. ~24,000 built. Overhauled model with many improvements, including compatibility with STANAG magazines. Compact T65K2 from 1993 with a shorter barrel and stock from the Colt 733. Compact T65K2 from 1995/1996 with a short barrel (but longer than the T62K2 Carbine), and many improvements. Not adopted.