Ukraine's U.S.-supplied M1A1 Abrams tanks are getting new production-standard anti-drone armor screens, also commonly known as "cope cages," on their turrets. Pictures of one of the modified ...

The new American tank, currently referred to as the M1E3, is expected to be ready by 2030. This rapid pace of development for ...

M1A2 Abrams tanks from the 1st Cavalry Division ... which will require the complete remanufacturing of the turret, while the current fleet of M1A2s will undergo a retrofit to bring them up to ...

It was also reported that the United Kingdom would transfer Challenger 2 tanks to Kiev. Abrams turret pierced by T-55’s shell Abrams tanks repeatedly demonstrated their vulnerability during the ...

You get used to the Abrams pretty quickly, though. When I went to Iraq, I started as a gunner. That seat in the turret is probably the most uncomfortable, but you're likely the most protected.

As Army Times previously reported, GDLS’s MPF offering combines the tried-and-true M1 Abrams turret design with a chassis that’s based on designs developed for the company’s AJAX family of ...

The M1A1 Abrams saw heavy use in the Gulf War in the ... Ammunition, for instance, is stored behind the turret and separated from the crew by blast doors in protected ammo racks.

Unlike the T-series tanks, where ammunition is stored on racks in the turret, the Abrams is equipped with blast doors and vents that protect the crew in the event the ammunition is ignited.

An unmanned turret both reduces the crew’s exposure ... by the AbramsX’s potential in crew responsiveness. Plus, the M1 Abrams, the predecessor to the AbramsX, has a long history of combat ...

In the Abrams, ammunition is stored behind the turret and separated from the crew by blast doors in protected racks for safety. The Soviet-style tanks store ammo in the turret, leading to catastrophic ...