Remote-controlled machine guns allow for a crew of just three – a commander, driver, and gunner. The French third-generation tank is armed with a 120mm smoothbore main gun. It is longer than the guns ...

As explosive drones gain battlefield prominence, even the mighty U.S. Abrams tank is increasingly ... drive future warfare underground, with remote-controlled weapons fighting it out on the ...

The United Kingdom continues to develop the Challenger 3 after producing eight prototypes. An interesting presentation was ...

Depending on their size and technological sophistication, the drones can cost as little as $500 — a paltry investment for taking out a $10 million Abrams tank. And some of ... future warfare ...

With an original deadline of April 26, the Army issued a request for information on April 5 to assess “industry interest and current market manufacturing capability to produce future AMPV vehicles, ...

drones have emerged as the inexpensive yet effective tank killer. One such drone is the first-person view (FPV) drone, which costs $500 or less. Equipped with a camera and explosives, it is controlled ...

Some exceptions exist, like most versions of the Soviet T-80 tank (except for the diesel-running T-80UD variant), but the Abrams is undoubtedly a special case in the world of tanks. So ...

“There is a market for remote-controlled ships,” said Janis Bargsten, Seafar’s commercial director, adding that establishing a regulatory framework would take less time than perfecting the ...

Over the past two months, the Ukrainian Armed Forces have lost 5 of the 31 Abrams tanks that the United States sent to ...