The Evolution of Tank Gunnery It has been ten years since the last re­vision of the tank gunnery manual. In the coming weeks ...

The heart of the A-10 Thunderbolt II “Warthog” is its legendary GAU-8/A Avenger, a 30mm, seven-barreled Gatling gun that produces the iconic “BRRRRT” sound. -This powerful cannon, which can fire up to ...

In this video we are going to take a look at Abrams tank and the problems the tank had and some of the problems that still persist in the latest variants. A lot of people say that Abrams is the ...

The M1 Abrams tank was built to fight the Soviets, and it appears to be at war on Russian soil. Ukraine shared a video this week of an Abrams in combat alongside a Bradley fighting vehicle.

The DM63 is used in the REACh-compliant A1 version. The enhanced DM73 is the most advanced iteration, which was introduced in the German Defence Forces for use with the L55A1 smoothbore gun. Its other ...

Indeed, Guinness World Records awarded the M1A2 Abrams, which first arrived in 1990, the record of "heaviest tank (present-day)." At just under 139,000 lbs or 63 metric tons, it's certainly a ...

The Armament Agency is still willing to procure the latest M829A4 anti-tank munitions for the Abrams main battle tanks. The information that Defence24.pl obtained off-the-record shows that negotiation ...

But, they had a sabot round loaded into the main gun in preparation for a fight with armor. Instead of losing the trigger man while reloading, Romesha followed the colonel’s orders.

The M1A2 Abrams main battle tank can fire a highly-accurate kinetic energy sabot round. This shell uses depleted uranium that can be deadly against any tank around the world.

The first of the long-awaited Abrams tanks arrived in Ukraine in late September, with the rest of the 31 promised tanks joining them as of Monday, the U.S. military confirmed earlier this week.

Ukrainian tank crews in the eastern front see the first delivery of U.S. Abrams tanks to Kyiv as a boost that will offer them more protection and firepower in battle.

Designed by Chrysler Defense, and named after Vietnam War-era General Creighton Abrams, the M1 has served as the main battle tank for U.S. military since the early 1980s.