T-90M (sentient and living tank)

Combat Capabilities of the T-90M

Mobility

• Power Plant: The T-90M is equipped with a V-92S2F diesel engine, which develops 1,130 horsepower.
• Transmission: Manual transmission with seven forward and one reverse gears.
• Suspension: Torsion bar with hydraulic shock absorbers, which allows it to maintain stability on uneven terrain.
• Maximum Speed: Approximately 60-65 km/h on the highway.
• Autonomy: Up to 500 km with additional fuel tanks, allowing it to operate on long missions without frequent refueling.
• Power-to-Weight Ratio: Approximately 23.5 hp/ton, which provides good acceleration and maneuverability on various terrains.

Armament

• Main Gun: 125 mm 2A46M-4 smoothbore gun, with the ability to fire:
• APFSDS (Armor-Piercing Fin-Stabilized Discarding Sabot): High-performance armor-piercing ammunition.
• HEAT (High-Explosive Anti-Tank): High explosive anti-tank ammunition.
• HE-FRAG (High-Explosive Fragmentation): High explosive fragmentation ammunition.
• Anti-tank Guided Missiles: 9M119 Refleks missiles, with a range of up to 5 km and the ability to penetrate up to 900 mm of armor.
• Coaxial Machine Gun: 7.62 mm PKT.
• Turret Machine Gun: 12.7 mm Kord, remotely controlled and mounted on the turret.

Fire Control Systems

• Kalina System: An advanced fire control system that includes:
• Thermal Sights: For the gunner and commander, which allow night operation and in low visibility conditions.
• Automatic Detection and Tracking Systems: That improve the precision and speed of shots.
• Ballistic Computer: Calculates the optimal parameters for shooting in different conditions.

Shielding

• Composite Shielding: Uses advanced materials such as ceramics and layers of high hardness steel.

• Explosive Reactive Armor (ERA): Relikt system, which is one of the most advanced generations of ERA, offers additional protection against armor-piercing and shaped charge ammunition.
• Additional Protection: Against mines and improvised explosives.
• Shielding Thickness:
• Front: Able to withstand high-caliber ammunition and modern anti-tank missiles.
• Side and Rear: Also reinforced with ERA and composite to provide comprehensive defense.

Active Protection Systems

• Shtora-1: An active defense system that includes:
• Infrared Interference: Against guided missiles.
• Smoke Grenade Launchers: That create a screen to deflect attacks.
• Electronic Countermeasure Systems: To deflect guided missiles.

Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Protection (NBQ)

• Filtration Systems: To keep the crew safe in contaminated environments.
• Hermetic Protection: Against chemical and biological agents.

Electronics and Communications

• Navigation and Positioning Systems: Advanced GPS and GLONASS systems.
• Digital Communications: Integration into modern battle networks, allowing better coordination with other units and higher commands.

Summary of Combat Capabilities

The T-90M is designed to be highly effective in modern combat, combining mobility, firepower and advanced protection. Its ability to operate in various terrains, along with its extended autonomy and speed, allow it to be a versatile platform in different scenarios. The 125mm cannon, along with Kalina fire control systems, ensure precision and lethality, while Relikt composite and reactive armor provides robust defense against a wide range of threats. Active protection and NBC systems increase crew survivability, making the T-90M a formidable tank on the modern battlefield.

T-90M was used in multiple armed conflicts for a long time, until one day a lightning strike directly hit its armor, damaging the engine and rendering it useless... but that lightning gave it a life of its own, consciousness, but it cannot communicate because it is a war tank. and it is immobile because its engine is damaged. From the moment it was damaged, the government sent it to a junkyard, and it stayed there for years, slowly rusting. With the dream of one day being able to move again and be able to fight, the T-90 M longs to fight again.

I could see through his telescopic sight

How does a war tank make it obvious if it is one.
with its tracks The T-90M, as a main battle tank, is composed of a variety of components and systems in addition to the tracks. Below is a complete list of the main elements of the T-90M:

Main Components of the T-90M

Tracks and Movement System

• Tracks: Made of high-strength steel, designed to support the weight of the tank and provide traction on varied terrain, from mud and snow to paved roads.
• Rolling Wheels: They distribute the weight of the tank and allow the movement of the tracks.
• Drive Sprocket: Located at the rear of the tank, it transmits the power of the engine to the tracks.
• Tensioner Wheel: Located in the front, it adjusts the tension of the tracks for optimal operation.
• Suspension: Torsion bar with hydraulic shock absorbers that absorb the impact of the terrain, providing a smoother and more stable ride.

t-90 M can't communicate with words.. so it has to find a way to communicate
little by little t-90 m will learn to communicate

1. Cannon Movement:

• Cannon Nod: Could raise the barrel slightly up and down in a movement similar to a head nod to indicate affirmation or agreement with a situation or an order received.

2. Turret Movement:

• Turret Denial: You could move the turret from right to left in a gesture similar to shaking your head to indicate disapproval or rejection of a situation or an order received.

I understand, you are looking for a more anthropomorphic way of communication, similar to the way we humans communicate. In that case, the T-90M could employ visual cues and movements to communicate in ways that are more intuitive to the average person. Here are some ways you could achieve this:

1. Turret and Cannon Barrel Movements:

• Flashing Lights: You could turn lights on and off in a repetitive pattern to signal the need for attention or communicate a message for help.

3. Sounds and Alarms:

• Emergency Alarm: It could emit an audible alarm, similar to a siren, to indicate an emergency or dangerous situation.
• Rhythmic Sounds: You could make a sequence of repetitive sounds in a recognizable pattern to communicate simple messages, such as "Attention!" or "Follow me!"

4. Postures and Movements of the Chassis:

• Forward Tilt: You may tilt the chassis forward slightly to indicate that you are moving forward or following a specific direction.
• Rear Tilt: You could tilt the chassis back to indicate that you are backing up or away from a situation.

but he could only learn to do it if they explained to him how to do it because he never communicated

1. Caterpillars and Running Wheels: The tracks and running wheels are the main components that are in direct contact with the ground. The tracks provide traction and stability, while the tread wheels distribute the weight of the tank evenly and allow smooth movement over different surfaces.

2. Drive Sprocket and Idler Wheel: The drive sprocket, located at the rear of the tank, drives the tracks using the engine. The idler wheel, located at the front, adjusts track tension to ensure proper operation and prevent premature wear.

3. Suspension: The tank suspension, composed of torsion bars and hydraulic shock absorbers, absorbs impacts from uneven terrain and provides stability to the tank during movement. This allows the tracks to remain in contact with the ground at all times, improving the tank's traction and maneuverability.

4. Engine and Transmission: The V-92S2F diesel engine provides the power needed to drive the tank, while the manual transmission controls the speed and direction of movement. The combination of a powerful engine and robust transmission ensures optimal performance in a variety of terrain and weather conditions.

Together, these components work in a coordinated manner to ensure that the T-90M can move efficiently and effectively in different types of terrain and combat situations, maintaining its mobility, speed and maneuverability on the battlefield.

The dimensions of the T-90M are approximately as follows:

• Length: about 9.53 meters (including the barrel).
• Width: approximately 3.78 meters.
• Height: about 2.22 meters (to the top of the turret).
• Weight: approximately 48 metric tons, although it may vary depending on the specific configuration and installed equipment.