The MBT-70, an ambitious joint U.S.-German tank project from the 1960s, was a technological marvel on paper but a practical ...

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In Ukraine, almost all American M1 Abrams tanks transferred to Kiev have been destroyed. This is reported by the American magazine The National Interest.

More than 20 years ago, Jere Gish got a unique opportunity to get inside an M1 Abrams tank. What followed was a profile of the impressive machine and a hard-charging, followed by a hard-braking ...

One of the United States’ most advanced battle tanks has arrived in Ukraine, where the M1 Abrams is expected to be used in the country’s counteroffensive against Russia. The long-awaited ...

7 A U.S. Marine refuels his M1 Abrams tank at FOB Edinburgh in Helmand Province, Afghanistan on February 2, 2011. The current M1A2 Abrams can reach a top speed of 72 km/h (on paved roads) and 48 ...

This Dramatic Upgrade to the M1 Abrams Could Help the Tank Soldier On Until the 2050s. AbramsX is a comprehensive redesign that transforms the 1970s-era tank into a real 21st-century vehicle.

Ukrainian troops will be armed with what White House officials call "the best tank in the world" after President Biden announced Wednesday that Washington will provide Kyiv with 31 M1 Abrams tanks.

The M1 Abrams' reputation is not solely due to its status as one of the most widely produced tanks in the world (with over 10,000 units in various versions and upgrades).

The M1 Abrams tank first saw combat in 1990 during the Persian Gulf War. Now, 31 of them will be sent to aid in the Ukrainian war effort. By Olivia Baker • 01/26/23 11:56am.

The M1 Abrams Tank Just Got a Dramatic Upgrade; CPT Aaron Smith US Army. An Abrams tank fires during a gunnery proficiency table on August 4, 2017, during annual training at Camp Ripley, Minnesota.

The M1 Abrams tank may well be a brisk mover, but there's no denying that its considerable weight is among its weaknesses. It's a lot to haul around. The U.S. Army is aware of this and is already ...