Mednieks, the Latvian word for “hunter,” is now the name painted on a tracked infantry
The first Lynx XM30 prototype is now in U.S. Army hands. American Rheinmetall says it
Ask troops what combat vehicle they “trust most,” and you rarely get a simple ranking.
The M2 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle is one of the U.S. Army’s most recognizable Cold
“Survivability” is one of the most-used words in defense marketing—and one of the easiest to
The M113 armored personnel carrier has outlived the era that produced it—and, in many fleets
The M2/M3 Bradley Fighting Vehicle didn’t just give the U.S. Army a new way to
Survivability is again the defining requirement in ground-vehicle design—not because any platform can “tank” every
If you’ve ever wandered around a British military museum, there’s a decent chance you’ve walked
Ask a group of defense watchers to name an infantry fighting vehicle they can spot