The ABRAMS tank (M1A2) is currently in operational usage by the United States of America and is the US’ main battle tank. Usage of this tank consists of four crewman being driver, commander, loader and gunner. It’s currently being used by the United States, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Egypt....
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armour on Sep 30, 2010 in
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The M2 Bradley is a tracked infantry fighting vehicle which has a crew total of 3, being the commander, driver and gunner. The Bradley first entered service in 1981 and was named after the general in World War 2; General Omar Bradley. BAE Systems is the manufacturer of this vehicle in today’s...
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armour on Sep 29, 2010 in
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Currently we only focus on 6 Countries. We have special reasons for only talking about these Countries on this website. However we first need to for-fill a high enough quota for quality articles for each section or category of this website before adding more. I think 6 categories is good enough for now...
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The AMX-10RC is a French made vehicle by GIAT (Now ‘Nexter’), the vehicle is classed as a ‘tank destroyer’ (TD) weighs in at 15 tonnes and France at current has 300 of these in service and has had these vehicles in service since 1980. However its main role is reconnaissance to which...
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armour on Sep 27, 2010 in
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The BMPT is a Tank Support Fighting Vehicle (TSFV) which was developed primarily for the aim of supporting tanks in either urban areas however which also has the ability of supporting infantry in urban environments as well.
The thing which makes this vehicle so fearsome, is its absolute armaments which are...
Recently the UK’s ministry of defense announced the dates for the replacement of the Snatch Land Rover where they revealed the Ocelot on the 22nd of September. The Snatch Land Rover is one of the largest vehicles in terms of numbers in the UK forces arsenal. However they were hugely criticized over...
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armour on Sep 23, 2010 in
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There has been negotiations going back three years between the United States and Saudi Arabia involving an expected arms deal involving aircraft and weaponry. Initially this changes the balance of power greatly in the middle East, however reports suggest this arms deal is due to increasing military power...
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Jonathan on Sep 21, 2010 in
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The Israeli ‘Namer’ is a heavily armoured Infantry Fighting Vehicle (IFV) which has been in service since 2008. The hull is based from the Merkava Mk. IV; thus making this vehicle heavily armoured due to the amount of protection this 60 tonne vehicle carries. The vehicle was developed by Israeli...
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armour on Sep 18, 2010 in
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Armour.ws is currently at ‘beta’ stage. What this basically means is that the site is still under working progress however is still viewable and workable to the public. The articles are not at the stage of quality that we are looking for currently however in over the up coming months and...
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armour on Sep 15, 2010 in
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The Stryker is a vehicle which entered service in 2002 and was serving active combat in Iraq and is now serving active combat in Afghanistan. The design derives from the Canadian LAV III. It is an 8×8 wheeled vehicle which means that it does best on road rather than rough terrain.
Variations
There are...