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India is adopting NATO standards for tank survivability, with DMRL developing advanced armour protection for its tanks.

3 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 11

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India is adopting NATO standards for tank survivability, with DMRL developing advanced armour protection for its tanks.

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NATO Defence Metallurgical Research Laboratory

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Oct 11Indian defense technology meets NATO interoperability standard.1 source
- idrw.org
Jun 6India is integrating NATO standards into its domestic tank armour development.1 source
- idrw.org

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Defence Metallurgical Research Laboratory
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