Dejan_SCG

T-72 BoF is grate game, but it has one drawback, there is no storey about Russian tanker. Many tank crew’s parish in Yugoslavian war. I am going to show you some destroyed tanks and there stories. Croatia (1991) This T-55 was escorting group of JNA artillery weapons. Unfortunately, group was ambush and took heavy loses. Croatian forces destroyed this tank after long and bloody battle, crew manage to escape. Despite taking heavy loses, group manage to get to safety. Destroyed T-55’s on rode to Sarajevo. Tanks belonged to Bosnian-Serb Army. JNA lost (totally destroyed) around 40 M-84 and T-72 tanks in Vukovar battle. This tanks were if first line of attack. Number of damaged tank was higher, but all tanks that where damaged were repaired and sent in to battle in record time. One M-84 was hit 14 times whit RPG, it was repaired and sent in to combat fifteen days later. Column of destroyed tanks and armored vehicles (JNA).Group was ambush in Borovo village (on rode to Vukovar). Croatian forces destroyed (damaged) six M-84, one T-55, four BVP M-80 and one special tank. Again, Borovo village two M-84 abandon by crew (august 1991). More is coming soon…

T-72 BoF is grate game, but it has one drawback, there is no storey about Russian tanker. Many tank crew’s parish in Yugoslavian war. I am going to show you some destroyed tanks and there stories. Croatia (1991) This T-55 was escorting group of JNA artillery weapons. Unfortunately, group was ambush and took heavy loses. Croatian forces destroyed this tank after long and bloody battle, crew manage to escape. Despite taking heavy loses, group manage to get to safety. Destroyed T-55’s on rode to Sarajevo. Tanks belonged to Bosnian-Serb Army. JNA lost (totally destroyed) around 40 M-84 and T-72 tanks in Vukovar battle. This tanks were if first line of attack. Number of damaged tank was higher, but all tanks that where damaged were repaired and sent in to battle in record time. One M-84 was hit 14 times whit RPG, it was repaired and sent in to combat fifteen days later. Column of destroyed tanks and armored vehicles (JNA).Group was ambush in Borovo village (on rode to Vukovar). Croatian forces destroyed (damaged) six M-84, one T-55, four BVP M-80 and one special tank. Again, Borovo village two M-84 abandon by crew (august 1991). More is coming soon…

Serbs have byword for this situations… Исто срање, друго паковање.

There is little difference between M-84AB1 and PT-91, but ten years of war have changed M-84. PT-91 is nice tank, M-84 has better engine (more hp), and it is lighter, M-84 can also carry more ammo. There is little difference in type of gun. All other things are more or less same.

I can help you, all the thing you find on internet for M-84 are probably going to be on Serbian so I am going to translate some of them to you. Model: M-84 Made in Serbia :cool: Weight: 41.500 kg Crew: 3 Engine: V-46-6 / V-46TK (M84A / AB), 12-cylinder Range: Rode 70 km; Cross-country 50 km Fuel Capacity: 1200+400L Length: 6.96m Height: 2.19m Width: 3.46m Armament: 125 mm cannon 2A46; 7,62 mm machinegun PKT (M-86) and 12,7 mm PAM NSV (M-87). Ammo: 42 rounds for 125 mm cannon; 2.000 rounds for 7,62 mm and 300 rounds for 12,7 mm machinegun. It looks like T-72 but it is much better , it has same characteristics like T-90s, it has some advantages and some disadvantages. It served in Kuwait and many other countries. Of Course, Serbian army is using it. M-84 M-84 in battle(1991-1995 Croatia) M-84 destroyed in Croatia, ammo explosion New M-84

If you ask me it would be nice to see Ka-50, but it was not in use. Mi-8 is enough it can bust tanks and that is what this game needs. If you ask me, M-84 can replace T-90. Mi-8 M-84

Sorry man I some hove forgot what you wrote in last paragraph.

Hi Moon That thing you sad about crew experience and skills actually has to do something whit the history. In Balkan war, tank crews did not get any training, except tank crews of ex. JNA that got excellent training but did not see much action. It worked like this; JNA (Yugoslavian people army) forgets or leaves tanks behind, and some peasants see those tanks and they simply get in them and drive away. (Ordinarily straight in to the battle) Those who survive gather more experience, and it goes on and on until first mechanical problem when they abandon tank. One more thing, Cee Tee I recommend that you and all the others buy T-72 Balkans on Fire, first its BEST tank simulation that I have seen and second it is best way to see some old Russian tanks in action.

Look at this AA-rocket, quite impressive. Yup it is truth what they say about Iraqi AA-weapons, they were best of the best.

Oh, I did not want to create so much trouble…I only asked when it is coming, and one more thing, jon_j_rambo what where you thinking when you posted this, first you say something, then you ask where is Serbia. :mad: For your information it is in Europe, Balkans, it is nice to know something.

It would be nice to see new tanks in future, maybe even T-90, but then name of the game would not be “T-72 Balkans on Fire” it would probably be “T-90 Balkans on Fire”. Another thing is that, guys that made the game know thing or two about history, T-90 was not been use by JNA or any other side in war.

Here is situation, am playing mission and RPG or another enemy tank hits my beautiful tank. However, my tank is ok; it can still move around and all of the crew are still alive. All goes ok for another 20 seconds and then suddenly crew decides to abandon tank. :mad: Dose moral have to do anything whit that? :confused:

Hi all When is this game coming to Serbia (if it is coming)? :confused:

I will buy SB PE when I get 125 dollars, until that happens I just have to play T-72. One more thing, those screen-shots are nice!

Sad story, if it is true, after all, it was seed by Bosnian-Croat, who knows. I cud not sea any markings that would indicate that tank belonged to Bosnian-Serb army. There was not any visible damage from AT-rockets or any other AT weapons. If story is true, I cannot even imagine what whose going thru there minds while they where trying to bail out in panic.