More On Tanks

The Army's decision to base its 16th Armored Brigade Combat Team at Ft. Bliss will make the Texas the service's armored fist.

The U.S. Army recently decided to spend $451 million to upgrade M1 Abrams tanks and Stryker combat vehicles.

The Army has been testing Israeli-made systems such as Trophy for the M1 tank and Iron Fist for the Bradley.

Developing the NGCV to replace M1 Abrams tanks and Bradley Fighting Vehicles is the Army's second modernization priority.

Lawmakers question how the Army's modernization reform effort will produce the next generation of combat systems.

The arrival of the 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division is an effort to support Operation Atlantic Resolve.

After years of combat in the Middle East, the U.S. Army still clings to its desert-colored M1 Abrams tanks and combat...

The Army expects to have a brigade of Abrams tanks in Europe protected by the Trophy system by 2020.

"We know over time that our competitive advantage has eroded, our overmatch is being challenged in all domains," Gen. Milley...