The development of the Bradley began in earnest in the early 1970s. The U.S. Army sought a vehicle that could serve both as an infantry fighting vehicle and a scout vehicle. The initial design ...

Image Bradley Fighting Vehicles at a U.S. military base in northeastern ... The other, called the M3, is designed for scout units to carry out reconnaissance missions and can carry two additional ...

With a large rear door which folds out, soldiers can storm out the back at a run, enjoying the extra protection the vehicle provides. As for the M3 Bradley Calvary Scout Vehicle, it’s often used ...

And while the fighting vehicles are not considered ... Dillard Johnson, in his Bradley-driving memoir Carnivore: A Memoir of a Cavalry Scout at War, described how the rugged mini-tank could ...

These vehicles don't deliver the same overall ... On the front lines in Ukraine, Cancian explained, the Bradley can scout, hide in the dense tree lines, and race across wide fields of mud and ...

His team has undertaken all of these missions and more, he said, recounting, too, how they employed the Bradley’s firepower to destroy a Russian tank and shred a scout vehicle. “It blew up ver ...

Once synonymous with wasteful government spending, America’s Bradley Fighting Vehicle has seen late-life success on the Ukrainian frontlines as it withstands Russian fire while delivering deadly ...