The Army is not just tweaking the Abrams, it is rebuilding the idea of a main battle tank around a smaller, lighter, more flexible machine that can get to the field faster and change with the fight.

Test units will soon start experimenting with early M1E3 prototypes, with the Army now hoping production could kick off in ...

The U.S. Army is ripping up its own timeline for the next-generation M1E3 Abrams, hustling early prototypes into soldiers’ hands years sooner than planned. Instead of waiting for a perfectly polished ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An M1 Abrams Main Battle Tank at Bergen-Hohne Training Area, Germany, equipped with Abrams Reactive Armor Tiles and the Trophy ...

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Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has his "Arsenal of Freedom Tour" in full swing, visiting the nuclear submarine production floor at Newport News, Virginia, and Blue Origin’s space launch at Cape ...

Expeditionary underwater training system supports mission readiness for Army divers conducting complex underwater operations LAS VEGAS, March 26, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- SAFE Structure Designs, a U.S.

DETROIT—Car enthusiasts milling around the floor at the Detroit auto show this week will get the first public glimpse of the Army’s new main battle tank, as the service prepares to roll out its M1A1 ...

The Army will not use the M10 Booker light tank after nearly a year of field tests. The decision to scrap the $436 million program is due to the tank's weight and ineffectiveness. The 82nd Airborne ...