22 Armed Forces Brigade showed Polish PT-91 TWARDY (PHOTOS)

PT-91 is a deep modernization of the Soviet T-72M. The features include Erawa's own dynamic protection and Western fire control systems. The soldiers of the 22nd Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Armed Forces showed tankers training on Polish PT-91 TWARDY. This was reported by the military press service on Facebook. The military showed tankers training in breaks between combat exits. There are both experienced crews and newcomers in the classroom.

The tankers worked out practical exercises to driving tanks in the dark and shooting with a full artillery shot. "We train for the sake of victory!" - They signed the photos in the brigade. Analysts have found that the images of Polish PT-91 Twardy tanks are deep modernization of the Soviet T-72. Ukraine received dozens of cars within the framework of Poland's military assistance. The first modernization prototypes were made in 1993. The twardy was made from 1995 to 2002.

There were 232 PT-91 in the Polish army. The main feature of the Polish Twardy is the new dynamic ERAWA protection with 1K2KS coating, which reduces the tank's visibility in infrared and radar ranges. Polish dynamic protection tests show that depending on the type of projectile, it increases the tank's survivability by 30-70%. Erawa also does not respond to the fragments of artillery shells up to 82 mm caliber and small arms. Dynamic weapons do not detourize even from napalm or gasoline.