The time-travel scenario turns to army equipment as a possible advantage over transferring Spanish shipyards alone. Spanish-produced vehicles, grenade launchers, and anti-tank systems are judged capable, alongside facilities for modernizing Leopard tanks. One contributor questions the vehicles, prompting a defence of the Spanish designs, while another notes that much of the work is jointly developed with Austria. That collaboration limits how self-contained the transferred industry would be. The later reference to 1836 imagines modern vehicles giving Spain overwhelming power over countries they could physically reach; this is a counterfactual claim, and the date differs from the question's opening reference to 1936.
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Would Spain's army industry travel into the past more effectively than its navy?
Modern Spanish army production is suggested as a stronger advantage in the past, but joint development with Austria complicates the idea of transferring a self-contained industry.