The AbramsX technology demonstrator, a next-generation main battle tank concept from General Dynamics, aims to solve the ...

The M1 Abrams is perhaps one of the more famous tanks during this time, and there were many others like it produced in the Cold War era. Here is a look at the most and least mass produced U.S ...

Summary and Key Points: In the 1960s, the United States and West Germany partnered to develop the MBT-70, an advanced main battle tank intended to replace both the American M60 Patton and the ...

Tanks have been a symbol of American military might ever since World War 2. ... With 15,000 units produced during the Cold War era, the M60 became one of the most successful tanks of all time.

According to the National Interest, the T28 Super Heavy Tank was, in essence, the largest tank in American history. However, it was not made that way simply to appear intimidating.

The Office That Won the Cold War, RIP. ... Donald Trump announces he's going to resurrect the American shipbuilding ... sometimes referred to as the Defense Department’s internal think tank.

Global military expenditure rose by 9.4% in 2024 to $2.7 trillion, the steepest yearly rise since the end of the Cold War, according to data compiled by the global security think tank Stockholm ...

Like all US tank designs, it was also built to serve in Europe, in the event that the Cold War turned hot, and would need to meet an expected massive advance of USSR tanks on the expected front ...

China clones 'super cows,' uddering in Cold Milk War. America must respond. Along with being trained in hand-to-hoof combat and presumably equipped with flank-mounted Holstein-to-air missiles ...

Abrams tanks are powerful, fast and heavily armored. Weighing about 70 tons, the Abrams was developed during the Cold War and the first tanks delivered to the Army in 1980.

Nato’s cold war doctrine was largely based on the experience of German tanks in the second world war – especially during the Wehrmacht’s desperate retreat across Ukraine in 1943-44 when ...

Summary and Key Points: In the 1960s, the United States and West Germany partnered to develop the MBT-70, an advanced main battle tank intended to replace both the American M60 Patton and the ...