The HEAVY FIRE SUPPORT For All Your Needs || BMP-3 in War Thunder

The BMP-3 (Object 688M) was a Soviet IFV designed with the intent of fulfilling a dual role of transporting infantry and providing heavy firepower support on the battlefield. Its development began in the 1970s, when engineers at Kurganmashzavod first came up with the idea, and it continued through the 1980s. It entered service with the Soviet Army in 1987, becoming an integral part of their armoured units. One of the most notable differences between the BMP-3 and its predecessor, the BMP-2, is the weaponry. While the BMP-2 was armed with a 30 mm 2A42 autocannon and the 9M113 Konkurs ATGM, the BMP-3 boasted much more potent armament. Its 100 mm 2A70 semi-automatic cannon, in combination with a 30 mm 2A72 autocannon, gave it an edge in both anti-armour capabilities and fire support. Throughout its relatively brief service in the Soviet Union, the BMP-3 proved successful in its intended roles. It later served in the Russian military and was exported to a number of other nations.
➡ wiki.warthunder.com/BMP-3
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[@tsukaharabokuden5892]

One the great things about your video is teach the art of balance - not too aggressive, but not too chill - patience - thanks for the video 😎

[@darkninjacorporation]

Love the BMP-3. Kind of obscure but in a RTS game called “Call to Arms” which is basically a cheap descendant of Men of War the BMP-3 with its heavy firepower (including the two hull MGs in front) make it an absolute MENACE at locking down streets or attacking enemy capture points.
Personally I prefer the BMP-1/2 hull but that turret and it’s armament is just vicious.

[@reactrandurtle603]

1:30 no armor=best armor

[@donthunder5288]

how do u get the star decoration?

[@fascoi99]

500 GE

[@Panzer_turtle]

Glad to see South Korean 3rd armored brigade BMP-3 decal at 10:04

[@darkninjacorporation]

I didn’t know the South Koreans ever had the BMP-3. How’d that happen?

[@shikanokonokonokonokoshitantan]

​@@darkninjacorporationcheck wikipedia, they have T 80 as well

[@oo3372]

@@darkninjacorporationAs far as I know South Korean government provided a loan to USSR but soon the union collapsed and Russian government were unable to pay it because of their ruined economy. So rather than paying it by cash they agreed to pay the loan by Russian weapons and tanks which include T-80U, BMP-3, etc. So yeah, South Korean Army do manage those Russian machines😊

[@f.n.g4882]

My favourite IFV

[@otoriansaja]

can you try to post about playing in helicopter?

[@InitialiseDisk]

lol did you not notice that you had a nuke in the first match?

[@_Catskull_]

nuke is boring