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Al-Khalid
MBT
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[Picture Copyright: PakDef.info]
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A picture of Guides Cavalry on an excercise with Al-Khalid on an unidentified location. [Picture Copyright: PakDef.info] |
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Conversion training of the crew to the Al-Khalid. The most important part is the conversion of the driver as the drivers are used to the 750HP T-59. The 1200HP turbo charged engine of the Al-Khalid gives a kick that very few tanks (or cars for that matter) possess. [Picture Copyright: PakDef.info] |
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Third batch of Al-Khalid MBT's being prepared at HIT. Pictures taken in December 2004. [Pictures Copyright: PakDef.info]
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Al-Khalid MBT during a demonstration at HIT in August 2004. This example seems to be one of the original models fitted with Chinese engine now retained by HIT for experiment and display purposes. [Pictures Copyright: PakDef.info] |
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Another Al-Khalid gives a small demonstration. This one is right of the HIT Al-Khalid production line, still missing the final touches such as the ERA Plates and Grenade Launchers. [Pictures Copyright: PakDef.info] |
A PA regiment equipped with Al-Khalid MBT's being transferred to an undisclosed
exercise area via rail and some additional shots from that exercise.
