The AbramsX is General Dynamics’ vision for the next evolution of U.S. main battle tanks. Highlights include a hybrid diesel-electric engine, loitering munition launch capability, and a modular turret ...

To be successful, any evaluation of what the Ukraine war portends for the future of armored warfare should include a rethinking of how tanks are designed ... drones and look-down/shoot-down ...

Two years into Russia’s wider war on Ukraine, explosive drones—loitering airplane-style models as well as first-person-view ... all tanks are especially vulnerable to top-down attacks.

the U.S. Army spent $18.1 billion trying to create an entire family of vehicles to replace the Abrams tank, Bradley fighting vehicle, and other platforms only to have the program cancelled without a ...

Main battle tanks and other armored vehicles of the future could run on electricity or utilize a hybrid drive system. Switching to such a system could not only reduce the demand for liquid fuel on ...

Ukrainian workshops build more than 100,000 explosive first-person-view drones every ... instead of forward. This top-down attack method targets the thin armor on a tank’s topside.

From the point of view of the Ministry of Defense and IDF ... of what is happening outside the vehicle, while buttoned down in the tank. This intuitive concept gives the commander an instant ...

These indigenously-designed and developed-in-India war machines, dubbed the future-ready combat vehicle, will replace the ageing T-72s tanks These indigenously-designed and developed-in-India war ...