Also, Vietnamese armored vehicles, ships, and aircraft. I know they make their own, but I have no idea what naming system they use.
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What are Vietnamese Weapons called?
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Uh, are you asking what they call those stuff in Vietnamese, or are you asking the specific types of weapons they have (which are mostly Soviet-made and should more or less stick with Soviet designations)?
I can supply the latter:
http://www.defencetalk.com/forums/army- ... tnam-6367/
I can supply the latter:
http://www.defencetalk.com/forums/army- ... tnam-6367/
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Ah. Sorry, the Vietnamese don't have a lot of indigenous designs and I'm not very familiar with them. The only ones I've come across are the Vietnamese name for their copy of the RPG-2 rocket launcher, which is the B-40/B-50
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RPG-2
And the K-50M, which is the Vietnamese variant of the Soviet WW2-era PPSh
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K-50M#Users
Not very appealing names, I know. And quite possibly just Western designations.
There's a new Vietnamese battle tank they built out of old T-55s, but no word yet on the name. But when it's revealed it will probably be a real name as opposed to just a designation number.
http://www.global-military.com/vietnams ... ading.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RPG-2
And the K-50M, which is the Vietnamese variant of the Soviet WW2-era PPSh
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K-50M#Users
Not very appealing names, I know. And quite possibly just Western designations.
There's a new Vietnamese battle tank they built out of old T-55s, but no word yet on the name. But when it's revealed it will probably be a real name as opposed to just a designation number.
http://www.global-military.com/vietnams ... ading.html
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