Let me briefly introduce the Kargil War, a Pakistani guerrilla force with a battalion size. Occupy a hill in India. India has assembled an absolute advantage in artillery, aircraft, and several times the superior military strength of Pakistan. The Pakistani guerrillas, on the other hand, did not have any artillery or air force support. They only had some light weapons, but the Indian army suffered a major defeat, resulting in nearly 2000 casualties before expelling these Pakistani guerrillas.
Leaving aside the poor performance of the Indian army in other aspects, let's just talk about the artillery. India has deployed a large number of M30 cannons and FH77 howitzers. But these cannons performed very poorly. In Kargill, the air density is low. The plateau has strong crosswinds. Most shells have lost their targets. During decades of war, India did not specifically design a high-altitude Artillery firing table for its artillery units, but in actual combat. They can only gradually correct the landing point of the shells. Finally, a large amount of shells were wasted. Do you think these things can be corrected during training? In the 1960s, China established a plateau Artillery firing table table for its main artillery. I think their actual combat performance is much better than those experienced artillery in India.
According to your understanding. Cannons need to pass through simple bridges separately. Do you need the white cannon to be removed from the truck. Then deploy the artillery. Start APU. Then one by one, they pass through these simple bridges. Do you think in this process. Will it cause chaos and crowding?
That website is a Ukrainian media outlet that introduces FH70 artillery, is superior to D20 artillery. This is obvious. D20 is a type of artillery the 1950s.
From various videos from 2020. The PLA has shown countless videos of using reconnaissance drones on the plateau. Then you deceive yourself. This is fake, don't believe it. May I ask how you determined that the Chinese were unaware of a bridge located 1 kilometer from the front line. Don't Chinese people have reconnaissance satellites? Isn't there a high-altitude drone for reconnaissance? Aren't there any scouts on the front line?
Since attacking bridges in war is meaningless. So what is the significance of Ukraine's attack on the Antonov and Crimean bridges? There is one more thing. Don't believe that the Indian army will fight until the last person. In 1962. A large number of Indian troops were divided and surrounded by China. They did not choose to stand firm on the spot. Instead, they chose to flee and surrender. Even if there is only one row surrounding them.
