Taiwan's army on Thursday displayed the fire power of its first U.S.-sourced M1A2T Abrams tanks - a traditional weapon that ...

Tanks are notorious gas guzzlers, but converting the need for power from petroleum-based products to electricity could simplify supply delivery—and save lives.

You could call it a contradiction in terms, or even a paradoxical blending of opposites -- the Army is now building a highly lethal future armored tank that is easier to navigate while being ...

Robotics is another field that will benefit tanks. While the military will likely keep a "man in the loop" in lethal situations for the foreseeable future, robots could share a human tank crew's ...

Long-range sensors, weapons and air-ground networking are all part of the Army’s multi-domain conceptual effort to prepare for future war and build lighter, faster, more expeditionary armored ...

The Abrams tank, like the one pictured here at Fort Irwin, Calif., will likely be in the Army's formations for decades to come. ... Autonomous Weapons and the Future of War. ...

The History of the XM1202 Tank . Back when the system was first conceived, the U.S. Army was at the apex of its power—and experiencing a radical transition from the kind of warfare that defined ...

Kalashnikov, famous small arms weapon maker, will create a tank-like robot weighing 20 tons. Kalashnikov’s BAS-01G Soratnik is a seven ton unmanned vehicle. ... Home » Military » Future of completely ...

And while it’s clear that the tank must evolve to survive against modern weapons, it’s unclear what, exactly, the tanks of the future might look like — and what next-generation weapons they ...

Some of these experimental energy weapons are being researched by the military for use in the medium future. However, there has been criticism of BAE’s proposal for a hybrid fighting vehicle.

The tank has dominated battlefields for the last 100 years. Heavily armed and heavily armored, tanks have repeatedly proven themselves the arm of decision on the battlefield, even in the face of ...

On April 4, Australia’s Department of Defence announced the award of $12.9 million to defense giant QinetiQ for a laser weapon. The move followed years of work and interest by Australia’s ...