The U.S. Army is ripping up its own timeline for the next-generation M1E3 Abrams, hustling […] ...

"Armored Palmer" and "Aneurysm" also trained in Poland this winter. Army crews traditionally pick tank names during gunnery ...

Built largely of commercial parts, the first M1E3s will head out for testing this summer, the Army’s chief of staff said.

The war in Ukraine has shown how vulnerable armored vehicles can be to attacks by cheap, expendable drones, threatening the tank’s century-long primacy on the battlefield.

The M1E3's "Formula One cockpit" contains a driver interface that "looks like an X-Box controller," said Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George.

The Abrams is one of the most well-known vehicles in the U.S. Army's arsenal. The M1E3 prototype shows the future of this tank, so what's so cool about it?

The tank community finds it kinda ugly, but the cognoscenti caution not to read anything much into what we see in this early prototype.

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 ...

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