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The TR-65 and TR-68 have a classic all-steel protection scheme, with a similar layout to the TR-56, but with significantly thicker armor. The primary objective of the TR-65/68's armor was to resist APDS shots from the 105 mm guns just entering service, at combat distances of at least 1,000 meters, and allow for at least 30° | The TR-65 and TR-68 have a classic all-steel protection scheme, with a similar layout to the TR-56, but with significantly thicker armor. The primary objective of the TR-65/68's armor was to resist APDS shots from the 105 mm guns just entering service, at combat distances of at least 1,000 meters, and allow for a field of maneuver of at least 30° off-center. | ||
====DFM/"Khazaghand" armor==== | ====DFM/"Khazaghand" armor==== |
Revision as of 13:22, 16 December 2019
TR-65 / TR-68 Rammah | |
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Type | Main Battle Tank |
Place of origin | Riysa |
Service history | |
In service | 1965 - 1999 |
Used by | Riysa |
Production history | |
Designer | 'Adra Tank Factory |
Designed | 1960 - 1964 |
Produced | 1965 - 1985 |
No. built | 680 (TR-65) 3,780 (TR-68) |
Specifications | |
Weight | 37.6 tonnes (TR-65) 38.3 tonnes (TR-68) |
Length | 9.496 m gun forward |
length | 6.068 m (TR-65) 6.63 m (TR-68) |
Width | 3.30 m |
Height | 2.395 m |
Crew | 4 (Commander, gunner, loader, driver-mechanic) |
Main armament | 115 mm/51 64M smoothbore cannon |
Secondary armament | Coaxial 7.92 mm RMAS-D machine gun Cupola 12.7 mm RThT anti-aircraft machine gun or RMTR machine gun |
Engine | Motor Adra MA428 12-cylinder diesel/multi-fuel, 730 hp (544 kW) |
Transmission | Semi-automatic transmission Five forward, two reverse gears |
Suspension | Torsion bar |
Ground clearance | 450 mm |
Operational range | 550 km on internal fuel |
Speed | Up to 65 km/h on road, 40 km/h off-road |
The TR-65 and TR-68 Rammah (رماح, English: Lancer) are Riysian main battle tanks of the second generation, replacing the first-generation TR-56 Fateh. Created on the basis of the T-62 tank mixed with domestic engineering solutions and other foreign components, they are commonly referred to collectively as the "T-62R" series of tanks. From 1965 to 1985, around 680 TR-65s and 3,780 TR-68s were completed.
History
Technical characteristics
General description
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Armament
Protection
The TR-65 and TR-68 have a classic all-steel protection scheme, with a similar layout to the TR-56, but with significantly thicker armor. The primary objective of the TR-65/68's armor was to resist APDS shots from the 105 mm guns just entering service, at combat distances of at least 1,000 meters, and allow for a field of maneuver of at least 30° off-center.