Dramatic battleground footage purportedly shows a confrontation between Ukrainian troops in a U.S.-supplied M2 Bradley infantry vehicle (IFV) and an advanced Russian T-90M main battle tank.

The 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.

The M2 and M3 Bradley Fighting Vehicle is a lightly armored, ... TOW anti-tank missile; 7.62 mm M240C machine gun. Crew: 3 crew, 6-man infantry squad. Range: 300 miles. Speed: 41 mph.

In a brief clip posted by Ukraine's Defense Ministry, what looks to be a U.S.-made Bradley fires repeatedly on a Russian T-90M tank with a 25mm chaingun, before the footage shows an explosion of ...

Ukraine is perfect territory for America’s mini-tank. The M2/M3 Bradley, when it entered service in 1983, was designed to take on Russia’s emerging fleet of infantry support vehicles.

M2 Bradley infintry vehicles are spotted near the Lincoln Memorial on Wednesday, July 3, ahead of the Fourth of July "Salute to America" event.

The stage is being set and tanks are arriving for the Army's military parade to celebrate the service's 250th anniversary on Trump's birthday.

These armored systems — specifically the M1 Abrams tank and M2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicle — have hardened exteriors designed to keep their crews safe, but they are still vulnerable to ...

Complicating matters, the M1A2 Abrams tank uses jet fuel, while the M2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicle, M109 Paladin howitzer, and other vehicles use diesel. Related Stories.

When first conceived after the Vietnam War, the M2 Bradley Fighting Vehicle has been a tank killer, as it destroyed more tanks and armored vehicles than the M1 Abrams — arguably one of the best ...