M1 Abrams Top Speed: How Fast Is The Tank?
The M1 Abrams tank is one of the largest but also one of the fastest U.S. military tanks ever made. How fast can this behemoth actually travel?
Read MoreThe M1 Abrams tank is one of the largest but also one of the fastest U.S. military tanks ever made. How fast can this behemoth actually travel?
Read MoreFrom the beginning, military tanks have relied on a specially designed propulsion system. Learn what this belt system is called and how it works.
Read MoreTanks have only ever been as effective as the turrets mounted on top of them, but what goes on inside of these high-tech armored weapon systems?
Read MoreThe AH-64 Apache attack helicopter was introduced some decades after the Sherman tank and has been in service ever since, becoming an icon on its own.
Read MoreClassic military vehicles are expensive, heavy, and inefficient, but it's hard to deny their appeal compared to the hum-drum designs of civilian vehicles.
Read MoreCummins is well known for making the diesel engines powering some of the big pickups on the market, but did you know its engines power military vehicles too?
Read MoreThe deuce-and-a-half truck was a quiet hero of World War II, serving to transport troops, gear, and more around the battlefront. How did it get that name?
Read MoreWhile a true monster of a tank never saw the light of day, the largest military tank ever made is still impressively massive. Here's what it weighed.
Read MoreThe M4 Sherman Tank is one of the most prolific battle tanks in military history, but few people beyond tank operators have seen its interior.
Read MoreThe military's M2 Bradley fighting vehicle looks similar to a tank, but smaller. It might surprise you to know what this armored vehicle is capable of.
Read MoreMain battle tanks like the M1 Abrams are astounding vehicles, but most of them have a very distinct feature: a bulge. Why aren't the cannons smooth?
Read MoreThe American military's M1 Abrams tank was a trailblazer for the U.S. Armed Forces, though many preceding tanks helped inspire its imposing design.
Read MoreThe U.S. military is getting a new drone that can drop small precision bombs on its targets strong enough to destroy targets that aren't armored.
Read MoreThe Cold War was a fertile period for designing and manufacturing new military tanks, and some companies really took big liberties with accepted design trends.
Read MoreYou might expect that regular civilians flat-out cannot buy military vehicles or aircraft. The reality is a bit more complicated than a binary answer.
Read MoreThe M10 Booker was a light tank previously purchased by the U.S. Army, but it was recently canceled by order of the Secretary of the Army. Here's why.
Read MoreIn WWII, the German army developed many types of armored vehicles. See why one of these quick Panzers was given the nickname of the "Bumblebee."
Read MoreIn its three-year fight against Ukraine, Russia has deployed all sorts of weapons. None is stranger than the "cages" that have emerged atop Russian tanks.
Read MoreMovies and commercials often show presumably diesel-powered workhorses crossing water up to the hood line. How do military vehicles and SUVs cross deep water?
Read MoreNazi Germany's Tiger and Tiger II tanks have been lauded as legendary and among World War II's most fearsome weapons. Why couldn't they save the Axis powers?
Read MoreWith so many military vehicles in use, sometimes it can be difficult to tell the difference between two similar ones, like the military armored car and an APC.
Read MoreEven the United States Army is embracing hybrid technology with their super silent next-gen hybrid. Here's what you need to know about the vehicle.
Read MoreWith more than 100 years in business, Cummins supplies mechanical components of all kinds, including some that get tapped for military uses.
Read MoreUsers on social media platforms have been making jokes that joining the U.S. Army will get you a Dodge Hellcat. Here's the viral meme explained.
Read MoreThe history of motorcycles in the American military goes back to before World War I. It came from a storied company that also provided rides in World War II.
Read MoreThe U-2 spy plane and its pilots have a tricky job when landing, but cars help them get back on solid ground.
Read MoreWhile not as iconic as the biggest tanks or stealth jet fighters, military motorcycles have helped U.S. military special forces for decades.
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